27 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1971
Page
1
A C-T photo captures Oberlin College students enjoying rare late October warmth with temperatures near 70 as they dream beneath colorful trees. John Kenney images the scene of students savoring sunlit autumn campus life.
Emily Chamberlain Cook 21 of Arlington Virginia was found unconscious in the middle of Albrecht Road near Oberlin as detectives probe whether a hit and run or an earlier dumping caused the injuries. She was in critical condition with severe head injuries and lacerations, remaining in intensive care as investigators trace her activities from Detroit visit to the time of discovery. Her backpack and wallet were found nearby along with tire marks indicating a possible past vehicle action.
The Chronicle Telegram editorial page offers analysis of Elyria candidates. Voters are urged to review the last page of today’s edition for appraisal and guidance ahead of Tuesday’s election.
A bomb destroyed a six foot high sandbag observation post at the Rosemount police station area killing two British soldiers. Three men were seen fleeing the scene as a spate of attacks hit Londonderry Belfast and Larne.
Area police chiefs say trick or treat remains popular though some poses risk to children. Vermilion will not declare an official Trick or Treat Night, citing possible lethal treats and showing razor blades and steel shavings in candy samples. Other Lorain County chiefs report sporadic incidents but deem it a tradition and do not push abolition.
China celebrates its admission to the United Nations portraying it as a major setback for the United States and Japan. Peking denounces U S and Japan while pledging to pursue disarmament calls and world summit talks. Chiang Kai-shek threatens to retake the mainland.
President Nixon signaled willingness to accept the UN expulsion of Taiwan as a democracy cost while pressing for reduced U.S. funding for the world body. Senate leaders warned delaying the $3.2 billion aid bill could stall adjournment and other legislation. Conservative and liberal lawmakers debated cutting UN related programs as votes and public opinion swirled.
Sunny and warmer today with high in the lower 70s. Tonight mostly clear with a low around 55. Tomorrow partly cloudy with high in the lower to mid 70s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Sunset today at 6 32 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 7 54 a.m. Yesterday reached 70 degrees at 2 30 p.m.
Peking enters UN with a veto in the Security Council and a voice on the General Assembly. It will challenge U.S. and Soviet positions, seek to aid small nations, and may use its growing influence to tilt debates and veto outcomes. Time will tell how Beijing reshapes UN power dynamics.
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