Sue the elephant wins first area race at Sheffield Center
Mike and Sue the elephant, nearly nine feet tall and weighing three tons, won a publicity stunt race at the Sheffield Shopping Center. Big Pete and Helen trailed as Daryl Coleman and John Moore watched. Trainer Fred Logan noted elephants' daily grain, hay, and water intake while the reporter admitted a quick assist to Pete.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mike Benbow
Sheffield Center
Sue
Big Pete
Helen
Sheffield
W2le
Daryl Coleman
John Moore
Coleman
Moore
Logan
Pete
Weather outlook with mild parity and light rain chances
The report indicates cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with lows from 33 to 60 and highs near 75. A 20 percent chance of rain is noted, northeast winds at 10 to 14 mph, and daylight hours from 6:59 a.m. to 7:51 p.m.
Liddy leaves prison after long Watergate saga
Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy exits Danbury Federal Correctional Institution at 9 30 am after 52 months behind bars. He answers two questions from reporters and remains silent on future plans while noting East of the sun and west of the moon. His release follows a Carter backed parole and earlier sentence reductions. Frances Liddy, his wife, waits nearby.
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Danbury, Conn
UPI
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Danbury Federal Correctional Institution
Jot Dean
Washington
FBI
Williamsport
U.S
William
Askey
Laddy
Carter
Phis
Congress
E. Howard Hunt
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Bomb blasts near White House and Soviet Aeroflot office shock D.C.
Two blasts rocked central Washington early today near the White House grounds and a Soviet Aeroflot office, injuring no one. One explosion occurred in cement flower pots 90 feet from the White House fence, while another hit the Aeroflot building adjacent to the Soviet Embassy. No injuries were reported. windows shattered at the Hilton and nearby structures. A caller claimed the act was by the Pedro Luis Boitel Commandos protesting Russia over Cuba and human rights in Cuba.
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Washington
UPI
White House
United Press International
Cuba
Washington Monument
Albert Johnson
Aeroflot
Capital Hilton
Pedro Luis Boitel
Africa
William Edwards
Hilton
Edwards
Legion disease linked to second death in Ohio
A woman suspected of Legionnaire's disease died at Riverside Hospital in Columbus as four other central Ohio cases were confirmed. Ohio Health Department spokesman Jon Christensen gave the update as authorities note the patient was suspected of having Legionnaire's disease when she died.
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Columbus
UPI
Riverside Hospital
Ohio Health Department
Jon Christensen
Christensen
Ohio
Catherine M. McCoy
Elvis Presley poster feature in Friday CT newspaper
The Chronicle-Telegram runs a special Elvis Presley page this Friday with a full color mini-poster replica of the nationwide poster selling for $2. Readers are urged to grab extra copies from the newsstand as the Elvis story and memorabilia trend likely to become collectors items.
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Elvis Presley
Chronicle-Telgram
Elvis
Diocese offers Lorain its Aquatic Center to run
Lorain may gain its first enclosed public pool if the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland donates the Aquatic Center, valued near 1 million dollars. The city would manage operations with existing staff and charge fees covering maintenance, while providing a parking lot to Lorain Catholic High School and opening hours for public use.
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Lorain
Charles Nuniev
Zahorec
Canal treaty signing tonight amid large regional gathering
President Carter and Panamanian Gen Omar Torrijos plan to sign two treaties ceding U S control of the Panama Canal on Jan 1 200. The United States will retain the right to defend the waterway and access will be guaranteed. Panama pledges canal neutrality. Protests grow as critics plan rallies while Supreme Court rejection removes an obstacle to ratification.
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Carter
Omar Torajes
U.S
Panama Canal
Atlanta
Pacific
Panamanian
United States
Panama
Iis
Natonal
Gerald Ford
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