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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1978

Page

4

Snowstorm Dumps 11 Inches on Stratford Texas

An 11 inch spring snowstorm blankets Stratford Texas with 11 inches of snow. Tree branches snap under the weight and travel becomes difficult though highways remain open. Kansas reports May snowfall in places like Elkhart with eight inches.

Stratford, Texas Kansas Elkhart

Beverly Hills Supper Club Demolition Begins

SOUTHGATE Ky AP demolition crews start six week teardown of the Beverly Hills Supper Club site after a May 28 1977 fire killed 165. Owners aim to reduce maintenance costs and end the memory of the Showplace of the Midwest as no media coverage is allowed on the hill.

Southgate Beverly Hills Richard Schillings

FBI clears Warrensville Heights drug raid

U S Attorney James Williams said no civil rights violations occurred in the raid on a suburban Warrensville Heights couple's home last month. The FBI interviewed all involved and will forward the final report to Washington. Rep Louis Stokes had requested an investigation after the Edmonds described being held at gunpoint and a dog shot during the raid.

Cleveland UPR Warrensville Heights U.S James Williams Williams FBI Washington Louis Stokes D-Ohio Corlett Edmond

Electric bullet trains eyed for Ohio high speed link

Masayuki Nishida of Japan's Shinkansen told Ohio lawmakers that electric powered high speed intercity rail could reach 130 mph. He noted an initial $180 million electrification cost but lower operating expenses, citing Japan's system as a model and stressing government subsidies are common despite high ridership.

Columbus UPI Ohio Masayuki Nishida Nishida Japan

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