Sea of white to lead Illinois ERA rally in Chicago Grant Park
Organizers promise a sea of white at a large pro ERA march along Lake Michigan and to Grant Park to urge ratification in Illinois. The crowd may exceed prior records as NOW officials and Betty Friedan push for broad support ahead of the June 1982 deadline.
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Chicago
UPI
Lake Michigan
Grant Park
Illinois
Ilinois
Minois
Carter
Muskie
Vance
Illinois House
Jane Wells-Schooley
National Organization of Women
National Weather Service
Eleanor Smeal
National Now
Ms. Smeal
Betty Friedan
Fragmentary schedule items from an old page
Chronology fragments show times like 1100 am and 1:00 am and terse notes. Readable pieces mention arranging something but lack full context or names.
Bank robbers in 40 mile gunbattle kill two
In a dawn pursuit across Riverside and San Bernardino counties, a sheriff s deputy and at least one bandit were killed and nine others wounded as gunmen blasted through a bank robbery route to the Angeles National Forest. About 500 officers tracked the group into Lytle Creek Canyon.
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Lytle Creek
Calif
UPI
California
Norco
Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
San Bernardino Mountains
Interstate 15
Cucamonga
FBI
Lytle Creek Canyon
Federal
Drug Enforcement Agency
DEA
Forest Road
Mareh Air Force Base
Marine Corps
Pentagon
San Bernardino
Frank Bland
San Diego
Fontana
Bland
Pope John Paul II meets archbishop and visits Ashanti capital
In Ghana the pope met Archbishop Robert Runcie in Accra then flew to Kumasi, capital of the Ashanti Kingdom, greeted by a massive crowd exceeding a million. Officials said travel will continue to Upper Volta and the Ivory Coast before returning to Rome. The day followed a joyful joint statement describing the event.
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Accra
Ghana
Fask
Kumasi
Ashanti
Kumusi
Benin
Togo
The Chronicle Telegram Publication Information
May 10 1580 notice shows postal stamp errors and Elyria Ohio address for The Chronicle Telegram publishing company at 225 East Ave P.O. Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 Carrier rates include $1 50 weekly adult motor route $1 op per week by May in United States Daily and Sunday 83 40 yearly payable in advance Postmaster changes address requests Elyria Lorain Cleveland phone numbers listed 323 3321 244 6295 727 3734
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ting & Publishing Company
East
Aveta
Lorain
Geveland
Libyans ordered to leave US after harassment case
Four Libyans accused of intimidating Libyan dissidents in the United States are recalled home under a Libya US agreement. The men, who claimed to be in Rome, left the US amid a week of tense protests outside the Libyan mission in Washington. A Libyan envoy and dissidents in exile raised tensions as Khadafy threatened to cut oil and assets.
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Washington
United States
Libya
U.S
State Department
Rome
Termini
Abdalla Zbedi
Mohamed Gamadi
Ali Mohamed el-Ramram
Muri Swedan
Zhedi
University of Michigan
Khadafy
London
Beirut
Mount St Helens Shows 50 50 Eruption Chance
A University of Washington seismologist says there is a 50-50 chance magma will erupt as Mount St Helens remains highly active. Earthquakes rattle the volcano every 15 minutes, with steam and ash reported throughout the day. The north flank is swelling at over three feet daily, according to USGS.
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Vancouver, Wash
University of Washington
Mount St. Helens
Steve Malone
University of Washington Geophysics Program
U.S. Geological Survey
USGS
Robert Decker
Volcano Watch
Vancouver
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