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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1975

Page

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Central Highlands evacuation shocks Vietnam war effort

In Saigon the central highlands were abandoned as troops and civilians fled Pleiku and Kontum to coastal areas. The pullout followed Thieu orders after a 14 year war turning worst for anti Communist forces. The convoy stretched up to 60 miles with 80 000 residents moving toward safety as analysts warn of a possible eastward push toward the South China Sea.

Saigon UPI Nguyen van Thien Vietnam Central Highlands Pleiku Kontum Ves- Kontum Darlacterday Nguyen van Thieu Darlac Indochina North Vietnam Highlands South China Sea South Vietnam

Weather Update and Local Art Show Highlights

Rain likely tonight and tomorrow with a 70 percent then 60 percent chance. Lows in the mid to upper 30s tonight, highs in the upper 40s or low 50s tomorrow. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Also, St John’s School students Jackie Madeira and Russell Koler showcase edible looking art at Lorain County Catholic Schools’ annual exhibit at Midway Mall, with details on page 15.

Jackie Madeira Russell Koler St. John’s School Lorain Lorain County Catholic Schools Midway Mall Jackie Joseph Madeira E. 42Nd St Russell Peter Koler E. 30Th St C-T John Kenney

Sandusky minister launches letter drive against kiddie lib patches

Baptist minister Dr. Russell Dennis of the Baptist Temple in Sandusky starts a campaign to protest cereal box patches on Raisin Bran. He plans to collect about 100 letters, already has 150, and will send them to General Foods President James Ferguson. Dennis calls the patches part of a pagan philosophy aimed at breaking up families and links it to women and gay liberation movements. He cites patches such as Dont Kid a Kid and Dont Trust Anyone over 27 as examples and asserts the movement seeks to separate children from home and Christian values.

Sandusky Russell Dennis The Baptist Temple Miffin Rd General Foods James Ferguson Dennis Dr. Dennis America

Scott brother linked to Hearst case in Scranton report

Former Oberlin athletic director Jack Scott is connected to fugitive Patricia Hearst through his older brother William Scott of Scranton. FBI involvement followed a Jan. 31 tip. William Scott, 38, is in protective custody as a material witness. Scott and his wife Micki McGee rented a farmhouse area later tied to Hearst. The San Francisco Chronicle cited an auto embezzlement warrant against Jack Scott, with details of a car rental and a possible SLA link.

Oberlin College Jack Scott Patricia Hearst Chronicle-Telegram Miss Hearst William Emily Harris Scott Micki McGee FBI Hearst Scranton Williams Scott West William Scott Seranion San Francisco Chronicle Today Burlingame Calif Oakland

Youths tied to Elyria burglary shoot 13 year old

A 13-year-old Elyria boy was shot in the stomach at 3 40 this morning with a handgun believed used in a burglary at a Furnace Street apartment. The victim Jody Williams 2537 Spruce St is in serious condition after surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Two youths aged 13 and 15 were detained. a 15 year old is suspected of firing the pistol in the 700 block of West River Street. Theodore C Schultz 316 Furnace St identified the weapon a .32 cal.

Elyria Furnace Street Jody Williams Glenn Williams Spruce St Elyria Memorial Hospital West River Street Theodore C. Schultz Furnace St Page 4

Elyria teen freed after robbery sentence suspended

Cynthia Ruble, 19, of Elyria, will be released today at the Robert F. Kennedy Center in Morgantown West Virginia after U S District Court Judge William K Thomas suspended the remainder of her prison term. She has been jailed since January 17 for involvement in the September 13 theft of Lorain County Savings and Trust Middle Avenue Office. Ruble is placed on probation for three years starting now. co defendants George Gene Kinsely and Kenneth R Parker, aged 22 and 23, were also imprisoned for their roles.

Cynthia Ruble Elyria Robert F. Kennedy Center Morgantown West Va U.S. District Court William K. Thomas Cleveland Miss Ruble Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Middle Avenue Thomas George Gene Gary) Kinsely Kenneth R. Parker

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