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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1973

Page

1

Ohio predicts 28 deaths on Labor Day weekend travel

Ohio Highway Safety Director Eugene O Grady estimates 28 fatalities on Ohio roads during the Labor Day weekend, four fewer than last year. The 30 hour period began 6 p m yesterday and runs to midnight Monday. He urged belt use and sober driving to avert deaths as crowds head to fairs and vacation spots amid warm humid weather.

Ohio Highway Safety Eugene O'Grady Ohio O'Grady Columbus

UFO sighting over four Georgia cities at dawn

Unidentified flying object lights the morning sky between 8 000 and 10 000 feet over Pelham and nearby south Georgia towns. Police and residents report sighting the bright object in the early hours, with a one hour exposure photograph showing star trails from earth rotation.

Georgia South Georgia Pelham I- 32 UPI

Nixon Agnew meet to discuss probe

Washington AP report Nixon and Agnew meet to discuss the federal probe into Agnew kickback allegations from government contractors. Atty Gen Richardson soon to decide if probe results go to a grand jury. Nixon returned to DC to spend Labor Day weekend with family at Camp David after delaying pay raise implementation.

Nixon Agnew Washington California Spiro T. Agnew White House Gerald L Warren Warren Atty Elliot Richardson U.S Baltimore Maryland Richardson San Clemente, Cal Camp David Congress

Two crew rescued from Pisces III minisub in Atlantic

In a dramatic three hour forty minute operation, rescue vessels lifted the 19 foot Pisces III minisub from 1,375 feet below the Atlantic floor. Crewmen Roger Chapman and Roger Mallinson, aged 28 and 34, were found in good health with air supplies stretched to the limit.

Cork Ireland API Defense Ministry Mallinson Chapman U.S. Navy Canada North Sea Scotland Curry II Rhode Island

30 Die in Copenhagen Hotel Fire Traps 85 Guests

A fire swept the Hafna hotel in central Copenhagen leaving at least 30 dead and 16 missing. Authorities say most victims were foreign tourists as stairs collapsed and occupants fled via fire escapes. About 85 guests were trapped, with several Americans among the dead or rescued. Firemen continued searches seven hours after the blaze was controlled.

Denmark Copenhagen Hafna Copenhagens Alan T. Brown Fort Lauderdale Fla

Cheryl Yourkavitch Ready for Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City

Lorain Miss Ohio Cheryl Yourkavitch departs for the Miss America pageant with a lucky antique key and a former mayor's card found at a flea market. Her mother and relatives drive to New Jersey, supporting her busy schedule of appearances and rehearsals while she plans to perform Killing Me Softly and Can't Take My Eyes Off of You.

Lorain Cheryl Ann Yourkvitch Atlantic City Cheryl Cleveland Hopkins Philadelphia Alice Gosser Sandusky Atlantic Citv Nancy Yourkvitch Kineria Dr . Lorain New Jersey Sandie Tom Nemeth Cherel Cherw Lorain County Cherwi

Westlake and Black River Grid Prospects Highlighted

The Chronicle Telegram spotlights Westlake and Black River as area high school football prospects in today’s sport pages. Season kickoff is next weekend, with detailed features across pages 13 to 15.

Westlake Black River Chronicle-Telegram

Amherst Officials Seek End to Teacher Strike

Amherst officials and the Amherst Teachers Association met to avert a strike as school openings approach. Board president Russell Dodson said progress was made and additional talks would occur, with a formal statement to follow. Teachers have withheld pay protests and pushed for impartial mediation and a board raise based on education and experience.

Amherst Russell Dodson Spa Esterday Tas Claston Sraith Mediaen

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