Browns of the future? Park Avenue football ends for snow
A snowy scene on Park Avenue captures youths shifting from football to skating and skiing as Bill Zacklas, 10, dodges a pass from Dick Henneman, 715 Park Ave., while Lesa Priestas, 10, and observers like C-T Photographer Dave Zapatosky are within view.
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Area family feud linked to Jonestown assault and massacre
The Washington Post reports that an argument between Al Simon and his wife Bonnie, whose parents live in Brunswick, preceded the knife attack on California congressman Leo Ryan and the Jonestown killings. The marital dispute may have sparked the mass crisis as several families debated leaving the commune before the assault.
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Early shopping begins after Thanksgiving holiday
The Thanksgiving edition of The Chronicle Telegram will land Thursday morning with holiday ads while shoppers plan their post feast spree. Local stores Clarkins Gold Circle and Zayres announce earlier openings Friday to kick off Christmas shopping, with specials and extended hours.
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Bodies to be returned to U S tomor row 3 charged in murder
The report covers the Jonestown killings linked to Rep. Ryan death. It notes Jones raised funds, a first list of dead, and fear among followers about a "death squad." As Ryan’s group walked to a dump truck toward Port Kaituma airstrip, Bonnie Simon yelled no and was assured everything would be handled. A later assault at the airport left Ryan dead.
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Weather page tease of rain and warm Thursday
Rain arrives late tonight in cloudy skies with possible new onset. Lows drop to the low to mid 30s. Rain and a warming trend follow Thursday with highs in the middle to upper 40s. Details on page A-8.
Loose drug ring busted in Lorain County indictments
MEG and area police charged 24 adults and a juvenile in a ten month probe. 101 undercover purchases ranged from $10 to $2,000, with drugs including marijuana heroin LSD and cocaine. Arrestees held on bonds from 3,500 to 25,000. MEG aims to extend investigations and expand arrests.
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Lorain man sentenced in insurance bomb plot
Lorain man David S. Katlas aged 22 received one year in prison and two years probation after pleading guilty to possessing 138 sticks of dynamite and 50 blasting caps and conspiring to construct explosives. Co conspirator Edward Hribar received probation after pleading to unlawful storage. No devices were exploded.
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Elyria considers tow truck license to curb auto theft
The city public utilities committee meets Friday to study a draft ordinance requiring tow operators to register vehicles with police, display licenses in windows, and paint permanent identifiers. Chair Art Weber says the plan, tied to a Chronicle Telegram series, aims to curb thefts without regulating rates. If approved, full council action could come by December 4 with a public hearing likely.
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