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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1978

Page

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Mines empty as Unionists defy orders

United Press International reports tens of thousands of United Mine Workers defied a Taft Hartley injunction and continued the strike into its 98th day. Justice Department said no showdown expected while negotiations continue, promising restraint but warning of swift action for flagrant violations.

United Press International Justice Department United Mine Workers Mark Sheehan Sheehan

Shy Students Face Hurdle Signing Up at Merrimack College

North Andover Mass. counselor Barbara Jacobson seeks to form a discussion group for shy students at Merrimack College but finds sign-up low as many students feel lonely. She plans to seek out potential participants directly.

North Andover Mass Barbara Jacobson Merrimack College

Begin vows to cut off arm of evil after deadly terror strike

Prime Minister Menachem Begin pledges retaliation for a bloodily coordinated Arab attack that killed 36 people including an American woman. He urges democratic states to shut PLO offices, blames Moscow for backing guerrillas, and notes Israeli forces will probe coastal defenses and the road ambush that felled civilians and wounded many others.

Jerusalem UPI Menachem Begin Israel Begin Palestine Liberation Organization Soviet Union Moscow Tel Aviv Ashdod Tiberias Haifa

U S borrows to shore up the sagging dollar

United States borrows 2 billion dollars from West Germany to stabilize the dollar. Frankfurt fix rises to 2.0841 marks as Blumenthal and Matthoefer announce the loan aims to curb disorderly exchange markets. The joint statement stresses self sustaining growth, non inflation, and energy action.

Bonn West Germany UPI United States Frankfurt Currency Exchange Hans Matthoefer U.S. Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal Blumenthal Matthoefer International Monetary Fund U.S Carter

Moluccans seize Dutch HQ amid gunfight in Assen

Masked South Moluccan militants stormed the Drente provincial government building in Assen, wounding at least six and holding 30 to 40 hostages. Police surrounded the scene as shots rang out and workers fled, with conditions and exact casualty figures evolving.

Assen Netherlands Indonesia Holland

Unusual Akron courtroom to hear Papp murder trial

In Akron a judge will decide early today on Papp's second trial for the 1968 murder of Roxie Ann Keathley. The round arena allows eyeball to eyeball contact between jurors and witnesses while the judge remains unseen unless he swivels chairs. Decisions include capital-trial eligibility and whether hypnosis videos and Papp’s hypnotic testimony will be used.

Timothy Papp Roxie Ann Keathley Akron James Barbuto Papp Barbato Supreme Court

Arkansas evangelist plans second resurrection attempt in Missouri

Daniel Aaron Rogers of Harrison along with J T Williams and Harold Rogan prayed over his frozen mother in a Pea Ridge chapel to resurrect her body after she died February 2 at age 80. About 1,000 people gathered outside as 50 inside sang hymns and witnesses reported no movement or rainbow. Rogers set a two week deadline and said authorities were given the limit to try again to show others a path to God.

Reeds Spring UPI Arkansas Daniel Aaron Rogers Harrison, Ark Rogers Evangelist J.T. Williams Pea Ridge Ark Harold Rogan Williams Missouri

Pants-dropper earns F but gets a final exam

Donald J. Jacquet a 28 year old from West Oakland Road faced 10 days in jail and a $100 fine after being found guilty of public indecency for dropping his pants on a chair at Sambo's Restaurant in North Olmsted on February 4 His trial noted he intended humor not vulgar The judge promised a case review and released him after admonishing the prank While his final exams and GI benefits were at stake the court offered a path to reconsideration

Rocky River Bay Village William McCrone McCrone Donald J. Jacquet West Oakland Road Sambo Lorain Road North Olmsted Jacquet Cuyahoga Community College West

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