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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1971
Page
16
A nightly lineup lists guest stars and programs across channels. Highlights include Petula Clark and Bill Haley performances, Mission Impossible plot tease, and Mary Tyler Moore Show seating chart of guest interactions later in the evening.
The page offers zodiac reflections for Cancer through Aries with advice on careers, patience as an apprentice, promise-keeping, and managing dramatic tendencies. It stresses learning, consistency, responsibility, and hopeful problem solving across signs.
A late night movie lineup features The Wolf Man with Claude Rains and Lon Chaney in classic horror, then Guns for San Sebastian with Anthony Quinn, Genghis Khan with Omar Sharif, and The Hours of Love. Dramas include Macabre with William Prince, House of Horrors, Weapons for Vengeance, The Thrill of It All, Shane, The Rare Breed, Raintree County, Formula C 12 Beirut, The Most Wanted Man, and The Great Man.
The piece notes a shift from solo anchors to news by committee with informal banter among anchors. It envisions future rap style broadcasts where anchors exchange quips as the day’s headlines unfold, including a mock exchange about a Treasury heist and a White House traffic delay.
Police watched three thieves approach a Cadillac at JFK airport. They used a rock punch to read key codes from a chart and made a working key, then applied a license plate sticker before being arrested. In early 1971 airport thefts totaled 107 cars.
AMHERST The Sandstone Summer Theater will present the musical Guys and Dolls this August directed by Robert Bostwick. Tryouts for the musical are set for June 1 and 2 at an announced location.
Bowling Green State University faculty member Miss Jane Forsythe will address the Lake Erie Geology Society at 8 pm Wednesday. She will speak on The Story of Lake Erie at the Oberlin Peoples Bank. Potential members are welcome, publicity chairman Mrs Paul Harrington said.
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