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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1975

Page

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White House highlights Stevens opinions as representative

The White House released a list of about a dozen opinions Stevens wrote, calling them representative. The memo suggests Ford’s pick will lean moderately conservative and align with four Nixon appointees, showing Stevens favors restraining court intervention in state and local government matters.

White House Stevens Ford Richard M. Nixon High Court Earl Warren

Ford heads to China to consolidate peace mission

President Ford leaves Andrews Air Force Base for a 10 day tour of China and other Far East points with Betty Ford and Casan Ford aboard. He calls the trip a commitment to Americas undiminished interest in Asia security and Pacific peace and to strengthen the new relationship after the Vietnam War. Secretary Kissinger joins the delegation.

Washington Ford China Far East America Asia Pacific Betty Casan Henry A. Kissinger Andrews Afb Fairbanks Alaska Indonesia Philippines Hawaii Ted Stevens R-Alaska Tam People’s Republic of China

Dramatic Quakes Hit Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano

Two strong earthquakes near Kilauea Volcano knocked out power and buckled roads. USGS estimated magnitudes around 5.5 and 6.5, Berkeley seismologists called them likely large or major. A radio reporter described the road dropping two to three feet as the tremors struck.

Hilo Hawaii UPI U.S. Geological Survey Office Kilauea University of California Seismological Station Berkeley Calif Dave Dengler

Tragedy in Huron as two sisters die in fire

Debrah Dickman six and Linda Dickman nine died from asphyxiation after a house fire on Boos Road near Huron Erie County. Their father Roger Dickman rescued his pregnant wife Susan but could not save the girls. Fire officials reported intense heat and flames. investigations and funeral arrangements are pending.

Huron Boos Road Here Debrah Dickman Linda Dickman Roger Dickman Boos Rd Memorial Hospital Sandusky Susan Dickman Nationwide Insur Erie County Sheriff's Deputies Sandusky’s Memorial Hospital Woodlands Elementary School Linda Debrah Huron City Huron Township Erie County Richard L. Blackann Fery-Groff Funeral Home Sanduskyard Robert Grimm Garold Dickman Monroeville

Lorain realtor shot during bingo receipts robbery

A 50 year old Lorain realtor Louis Proy was wounded in the stomach during an armed robbery at the Disabled American Veteran's Club bingo receipts. A 23 year old suspect was captured after a foot chase. police believe two more men aided the bandit. No arrests announced. Proy and his family were leaving the hall with receipts when the shooting occurred.

Lorain Robert McCormack Jay Smith E. 26Th Street Apple Avenue Smith Malinovsky Proy Anna Sheffield James R. Lugar Lagat Joseph's Hospital

UN panel seeks extended Mideast peacekeeping mandate

Security Council members work to resolve a deadlock over Syria's price for extending the U.N. buffer force on the Golan Heights amid talks with Israel and Syria. The 1.92 man Golan unit mandate expires at midnight. Kissinger says optimism grows for Syrian agreement.

Israel Syria Security Council Mideast United Nations. N.Y U.N Golan Heights Palestine Liberation Organization Middle East Council Golan Egypt Sinai Front Mins Henry A. Kissinger Washington

Weather outlook with showers tonight and tomorrow

Showers likely tonight and tomorrow with lows in the mid 40s and highs in the low to mid 40s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain and percent figures noted. Sunset today and temperatures earlier are listed.

Pastor Campaign Targets Rock Music At Tallahassee Church

In Tallahassee Florida a Baptist church burned $2200 worth of Elton John and Rolling Stones records calling them immoral. Pastor Charles Boykin cites statistics linking rock to fornication and urges youths to avoid sensual rhythms, planning outreach to other churches.

Tallahassee Fla Elton John Rolling Stones Charles Boykin Lakewood Baptist Church Boykin Independent Baptist Church

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