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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1981

Page

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Sadat Assassinated During Parade in Cairo

Rebel soldiers assassinated President Anwar Sadat as he reviewed a military parade in Nasr City Cairo. He died of wounds after being rushed to Maadi hospital. Vice President Mubarak and Defense Minister Abu Ghazala were wounded. The attack disrupted the government, with Parliament set to convene and emergency sessions called.

Cairo Egypt UPI Anwar Sadat Nasr City Maadi Housm Mubarak Abdel Halim Abu Ghazala Sadat Mubarak Abu Ghazala

Bank heist suspect charged in two weekend robberies

A 34 year old man, Terry Kelleman of 222 Washington Ave, was charged in two bank robberies over the weekend. He posted $7,500 bond after the Lorain National Bank hold up on Second Street and was later arrested for the First National Bank of Elyria robbery at 341 Broad St. An unknown man is suspected in the Friday night First National at 515 N Abbe Rd. Police say surveillance photos tied Kelleman to the Lorain National robbery. He faces arraignment today and a pre trial hearing Wednesday.

Lymian Terry Kelleman Washington Ave Lorain National Bank Second Street First National Bank of Elyria Broad St First National Abbe Road Broad Street Kelleman First National Bank Olmsted Falls FBI

Criticism mounts as Reagan MX basing plan faces Senate probe

Washington UPI reports President Reagan’s MX basing proposal triggers bipartisan criticism at a Senate hearing. Defense Secretary Weinberger defends viability while Joint Chiefs chair Jones questions feasibility. The plan calls for 36 of 100 missiles in hardened silos and possible shuttle deployment among hundreds of shelters in Utah and Nevada as part of a broad $180.3 billion strategic reset.

Washington UPI Reagan Defense Caspar Weinberger Senate Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Armed Services Committee Air Force David Jones Joint Chief of Staff Utah Nevada U.S

Debate over survivable missile silos and shelters

Jones urged a multiple protective shelters plan for survivability of bombers silos and hardened facilities, but Weinberger and Reagan opposed. He would back whatever the president decides. Tower criticized dropping the plan and leasing options. Exon accused the decision as potentially political amid Laxalt opposition.

Jones Weinberger Reagan John Tower R-Texas James Exon D-Neb Paul Laxalt R-Nev

Weather outlook: cool, showers possible tonight and Wednesday

Outside mostly cloudy and cool tonight and Wednesday with chance of showers. Lows tonight in the mid-40s. Highs Wednesday in mid to upper 50s. Chance of rain 40 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Winds westerly 10-28 mph tonight. Details on Page A-3.

Cascade Park Drive Through Traffic Plan Draws Mixed Council Response

The Elyria City Council debated a parks board proposal to end drive through traffic in Cascade Park citing safety hazards. The plan would block the river ford area to channel cars to Hillsdale Street or West River Road, with mixed support from council members and park officials who want to test the measure.

Cascade Park Elyria Council Parks and Recreation Board Phil Innes Council The Parks Board River Ford Hillsdale Street West River Road Elywood Park Cascade Arthur Weber Safety, Parks and Health Committee Leo Bullocks

City Council Passes Cemetery Rule Update in 1928 Laws

The council unanimously passes an ordinance updating Brookdale Cemetery rules last set in 1923. Debates over promiscuous walking and funeral photos reveal concerns for privacy and decorum, with Mayor Keys and officials arguing for modernizing provisions while preserving respect for the dead.

Brookdale Cemetery Stephen Gurchik Keys Safety Service Charles Hoagland Larry Tanner D-1

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