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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1976
Page
1
A humorous victory celebration speech parodies political talk and election jargon. The speaker jokes about voting errors, persona quirks, and distant references, interlacing pop culture quips and whimsical asides on taxes and detente while hinting at future campaigning in Illinois or North Carolina.
CEI investigators report no conclusive evidence that materials used for floodlights at Columbia Park were diverted for CEI benefit. Irregularities in procedures noted. no disciplinary action announced for Dean Hitchens, CEI employee and former Brooklyn yard supervisor. Township official Bartter had raised concerns about possible stolen property.
In Oberlin Rev. L Peter Beebe loses parish ties as Bishop Burt ends his connection amid a s eparation over women priests. Beebe vows to preach on street corners with a church in exile while awaiting a church review court ruling and preparing to confront further charges. The exiled group grows with 80 to 100 members as Beebe plans relocation and a new rector search proceeds.
Tornadoes across four states killed seven people and injured more than 100 while causing millions in damage. Indiana, Alabama, Michigan and Illinois reported deaths and injuries as storms moved through the region. President Ford briefly diverted his Chicago motorcade to a damaged building as a tornado narrowly missed his route.
President Suleiman Franjieh rejects a parliamentary demand to step down, warning of armed opposition from rebel leaders. Parliament, narrowly attended under sniper fire, heard him say he would not resign under pressure as Brig. Gen. Aziz Ahdab moves to dismiss him and appoint a successor. The session faced heavy gunfire and widespread security turmoil as the country reels from a temporary coup and army desertions.
CT staffer and citizen band radio fan Charlie Brown writes to answer equipment questions and share CB radio fun and service potential in tomorrow’s CT. Area officials cited by CT note only two TV cop shows worth watching, with details in CT. Forty years ago a Lérian youth deckhanded an ore carrier, and Captain Andrew J. Pitts retired last spring to enjoy home life with family. Connie Davis reports in Sunday Family features with photos by Gene Krebs.
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