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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1976

Page

2

Minster mourns eight teens in fatal highway crash

In a small Ohio town parishioners filled St Augustine Church for a Lenten mass honoring eight Minster High School students killed when a car struck a caravan of 39 youths on a rural road near Maria Stein. Names include Ken Sommer 15 and Scott Westerheide 15. Three youths injured. Authorities investigate no charges yet.

Minster St. Augustine Joseph Pax Minster High School Cletus Coverman Bill Peoppleman Highway Patrol Maria Stein Ken Sommer Scott Westerheide Michael Kemper Anthony E. Kemper Lester R. Ranly Becky Moorman Joy Lee Brandewie Barbara Olding Douglas Heyne Chris Deters St. Augustine's Lexauer Jim Quinlan Ken

U S official's family slain. suspect Bishop sought

Bradford Bishop, a 38 year old State Department assistant chief, is sought after his wife and three sons were found slain in their Washington area home. Neighbors reported the family missing for a week before authorities discovered the bodies in a shallow grave near Columbia North Carolina. The case links to a March 1 disappearance and a missing station wagon and dog. Bishop had served ten years abroad before returning to Washington in 1971.

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Court forbids sects snake handling in service

Washington UPI report says Tennessee may act if worshippers insist on handling snakes or drinking poison despite a Supreme Court ruling rejecting a freedom of religion challenge to the state law. Officials note local action followed two deaths. the Newport sect vows to continue, claiming it confirms God’s word. The case, joined by Mrs Liston Pack and Alfred Ball, remains active for an injunction.

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Leaky barrels raise concern over oil transport losses

A 19th century practice of using wooden barrels for oil led to substantial losses during shipment and storage. Historically 50 gallon barrels leaked an average of eight gallons, reflecting inefficiencies in early oil logistics and measurement standards.

Preacher Charged for 79 MPH Parody Prayer

A Fulton Missouri preacher received a speeding ticket for 79 on an interstate in Wakeeney Kansas. He sent a humorous parody of the Lord's Prayer to Judge David Rhoades asking mercy for the second summons in fifty years.

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