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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1975
Page
4
The Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Auxiliary sponsors the Harvest Ball at the Norwalk Armory on October 18 from 9 to 11 p.m. featuring Buddy Morrow and his orchestra. Proceeds fund emergency room equipment. tickets available at the hospital admitting office or from volunteers.
Congress plans floor votes on sending up to 200 American technicians to monitor the Israeli Egyptian cease fire. Debate centers on energy legislation, a Ford veto of a 2.75 billion dollar child nutrition bill, and a high-stakes effort to override. Senate and House schedules include hearings and votes as they recess for Columbus Day and a 10 day period.
At Stapleton International Airport in Denver in 1973, Mrs. Robert Schneider of Salem Oregon had her purse snatched. Workmen repairing the roof later found the purse in the rafters and identified it from cards inside. The $500 cash was gone but jewelry valued over $1,500 remained.
Martha Mitchell, 57, wife of former Attorney General John Mitchell, is receiving chemotherapy for a blood plasma disease at Doctor's Hospital in Northern Virginia. Doctors say the illness is manageable and expect her discharge at week’s end, though ongoing treatment will be necessary. A second brief note states that throwing salt on spilled red wine can help prevent stains.
In Cleveland a death threat letter to Governor James A. Rhodes unsettled attendees at a Saturday night fundraiser that netted about 175000 toward renovating Municipal Public Square. The writer was identified as Booker Goldman, an ex Marine released from Hawthornden State Mental Hospital, with officials denying budget cuts influenced his release.
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