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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1977
Page
3
A Colorado group named American Agriculture calls on independent farmers to withhold milo wheat and corn, seek a government contract for parity, and stage a nationwide strike on December 14. Spokesperson Dale Schroder says 30 states show growing support while observers doubt success.
Police report Miss Sharpe vanished after door was found open with bloodlike stains on her bed. Det William Wilkins says evidence suggests she may have left with her abductor under her own power, potentially dragged or placed into a trunk. Bloodstained clothes and torn quilt were sent for testing while a statewide alert was issued.
A transcript shows Auy Smith explaining to McKiel the third degree felony penalties of one to ten years and that no promises were made. McKiel acknowledges understanding and waives rights as he admits guilt to trafficking in drugs after Elyria police found a large narcotics stash in a car in February. Solomon, linked to the case, was previously on federal probation and later released.
New York report notes Jimmy Carter may sleep on a street corner to keep a 20th century presidential tradition alive while Abercrombie and Fitch plans a 9 am liquidation sale. The piece traces Abercrombie's long history from 1900 to present, listing presidents and famous figures who shopped there and recalling notable items sold at past rummage sales.
UPI reports that by year’s end nearly eight million US cars and trucks will be recalled for defects. Chrysler’s 783,000 recalls for 1972 and 1973 models push the total past the 6.6 million set in 1973, amid NHTSA electrical defect probes and widespread brake and engine-related recalls involving GM Ford and Chrysler.
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