Patchwork quilts and pioneer crafts at Harvest Day event
Color photo shows Trish Smith stitching a patchwork quilt at Harvest Day in North Olmsted’s Metro Parks. Visitors, including Mark Hein and his sister Kim, watched demonstrations of quilting, butter churning, candle making, and other crafts at Frostville Museum on Cedar Point Road, with nature hikes from Rocky River Trailside to the museum. Miss Smith, 19, Baldwin Wallace student, is the daughter of Don and unknown Smith of Olmsted Falls. Separately, a fatal explosion and fire in a Brunswick home killed four Swiharts, with coroner unsure of identities. neighbors described a fierce blaze and collapsed walls as emergency crews investigated the cause.
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Trish Smith
North Olmsted
Metro Parks
Mark Hein
Kim
Gerald Hein
Rock Point Circle
North Ridgeville
Frostville Museum
Cedar Point Road
Metroparks
Rocky River
Miss Smith
Baldwin-Wallace College
Don Smith
Fitch Rd
Olmsted Falls
Tom Mahl
Bomb blast damages vacant Strongsville model home in Whispering Orchard
Police link blast at 13278 Old Orchard Dr to a pattern of unsolved bombings in new Strongsville subdivisions. A pipe bomb found at Brenda Dietz’s home on Sprague Rd was defused by her 13 year old son William. Officials noted non‑union labor at Brookfield Homes. The investigation continues as pages 4 col 4.
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Ohio State
Pete Petronis
Petronis
Cy Reffert
Westchester Dr
Reffert
Swihart
Strongsville
Swiharts
Glenn Thompson
Whispering Orchard
Old Orchard Dr
al Mallot
Chronicle-Telegram
Mallot
Brenda Dietz
Sprague Rd
Dietz
William
Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
Cleveland Police Department
Humphrey Returns to Washington to Resume Senate Duty
Senator Hubert Humphrey, 66, amid inoperable pelvic cancer, lands at Washington aboard Air Force One after two months of treatment in Minneapolis. President Carter, praising him as the nation’s No. 1 Democrat, says Humphrey’s return will bring him back to the Senate, where he plans to work and endure. He will be in D C for 10 days to two weeks before more chemotherapy in Minnesota.
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Walter Mondale
Carter
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
White House
Humphrey
Washington
UPI
Air Force One
Minneapolis
Midwest
Los Angeles
Senate
Minnesota
Panama votes yes in canal treaties in landslide
Panama backed the canal pact by about two to one with 90 to 95 percent turnout among 800000 eligible voters. With 64 percent counted, yes votes reached 302386, no 151155, and 6602 ballots were null. The result shifts control of the waterway to Panama by 2000 and now awaits U.S. Senate ratification.
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Panama City
Panama
UPI
Romulo Escobar Bethancourt
U.S
U.S. Senate
Senate
Omar Torrijos
Straw Poll Ballots Due For Chronicle Telegram Results
Voters must mail ballots clipped from the newspaper to Straw Poll at The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio 44035. Ballots must arrive by Thursday to be counted, with results announced next Saturday in The Chronicle Telegram.
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The
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Cain women plead guilty in misdemeanor assault case
Dorothy Cain and her daughter Judy Cain pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge linked to a March 3 shooting near their Gifford Road home. Common Pleas Judge Adrian Bedleski fined each $100 and suspended a six month jail term on good behavior for a year.
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Dorothy Cain
Judy
Gifford Road
Common Pleas
Adrian Bedleski
German tourist finds Bangor misread as San Francisco
Irwin Kreutz a German brewery worker visiting Augsburg assumed Bangor was a San Francisco suburb after a stewardess said San Francisco. He wandered the city for days, was welcomed by Rotary and even made an honorary member of the Penobscot Indian tribe. Dozens celebrated his 50th birthday with a souvenir album as locals embraced him after the mix up.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
Irwin Kreutz
San Francisco
California
Kreutz
Augsburg
West Germany
Rotary
Penobscot
Sunny California
Weather outlook shows showers and mild temps
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a low of 45 to 50. Tomorrow has a 20 to 40 percent chance of rain and a high of 60 to 65, with south winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise is 2:49 a.m. and sunset 6:34 p.m. Details on Page A-5.
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John Kenney
Brookfield Homes, Inc
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Tft
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Marysville
Dains
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