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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1980

Page

3

Reagan campaigns through Ohio with Toledo Cleveland stops

Ronald Reagan follows a Columbus rally with breakfast in Toledo and rallies in Cleveland and Canton as he pursues the Ohio primary. He targets Carter’s record on unemployment while stressing equal rights and optimism for a general election. Carter counters across the street drawing larger crowds.

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Carter confronts protesters during Ohio campaign swing

President Carter spoke to about 1,400 at a $150 a plate fundraiser in Cleveland and visited Parma City Hall and Olivet Baptist Church. He praised black federal appointees, noted 15 percent of federal workers are Black, and cited MLK quotes while condemning the Vernon Jordan shooting as an assassination attempt.

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Shooting of Jordan resembles plot of FBI attack report

FBI said had been in contact with witnesses but none who saw the entire shooting. Carter, campaigning in Cleveland, condemned the Vernon Jordan attack as an assassination attempt and noted it marked the first major civil rights figure attacked since King's 1968 murder. Fort Wayne police found a spent .30-06 cartridge and a slug in a grassy area near Interstate 9. Jordan, a DePauw graduate, was in Fort Wayne for an Urban League speech, then left with Mrs. Coleman for a midnight snack after a social event at the Marriott.

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Justice system details on Yacyszyn case and search dog

Deputy Craig Newman and Smokey the German shepherd searched a wooded area at night for evidence after a shooting. A gun was found in nearby bushes. Yacyszyn remains in an isolated custody cell. He previously faced pending charges and was sentenced in 1979 to 25 years, later suspended, then six months, with release about six weeks early on December 17.

Mertz Craig Newman Smokey Yacyszyn Cleveland Psychiatric Institute

Mall planned for Westlake reshapes zoning plan

The article notes a proposed mall project in Westlake with rezoning to be reviewed by the Westlake council and planning commission. Mayor Alexander R. Roman says rezoning may depend on single family land use for the site. Preliminary drawings show a mall hotel and office complex on Stearns Bassett Road near I-90. The Rouse Co. contends a new mall is needed amid Cleveland area competition like Great Northern Mall and West Gate Shopping Center.

Alexander R. Roman Stearns-Bassett Detroit Road Cleveland Great Northern North Olmsted Westgate Rouse Co Rachardson

Ships sail in help Boston mark its 350th birthday

Tens of thousands jam BostonHarbor for a sixhour Parade of Sail with 70 ships from 15 nations as USS John F Kennedy and other warships greet the crowd. Navy crews, guardsmen and police direct traffic while vendors profit from the tourist surge.

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Massacre in Salvador targets peasant leaders. eight rebels killed

Leftist guerrillas seized 12 peasant leaders at the San Francisco Hacienda Cooperative then executed them. Government troops pursued the rebels to a base, killing eight in a gunbattle as about 20 others escaped.

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Yankee jailed for freeing dolphins in Japan

Dexter Cate a 36 year old environmentalist from Hilo Hawaii was sentenced to six months in jail for damaging Iki Island fishing nets to release 300 dolphins destined for slaughter He was ordered deported due to expired visa Fishermen on Iki Island call dolphins gangsters of the sea and have killed over 2000 dolphins this year. In Cape Town South Africa crack anti riot troopers were deployed as Desmond Tutu warned of a repeat of the 1976 Soweto riots threatening a bloodbath and urging reform.

Tokyo UPI Dexter Cate Hilo Hawaii Iki Island Cate Immigration Office Johannesburg South Africa Cape Town Desmond Tutu Soweto Tutu

Pope Opens Historic France Visit Amid Mass in Notre Dame

Pope John Paul II begins a landmark tour in France, seen as a drive to draw youth to the Catholic Church. He will celebrate Mass at Notre Dame, with security tight around Paris landmarks and a weekend gathering for 15,000 Polish-French attendees and about 1 million worshippers nationwide. In Tokyo, state media reveal Hua Guofeng born February 16, 1921, clarifying his birth date after years of only knowing the year.

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Key West Cuba refugees face strict quarantine on imports

UPI reports inspectors seize agricultural products kill fighting cocks and force refugees to tread a disinfectant mat amid fears of fruit ripening parasites, notably the black parlatoria Scale. Ninety percent of fruit carried by refugees shows infection none in the United States. In Port Vila New Hebrides armed rebels seize Espiritu Santo island abducting two administrators while police are disarmed. Espiritu Santo, largest of a 400-mile volcanic chain 1100 miles east of Australia.

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