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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1968
Page
3
Miami serpentarium director Wil lam Haast, 57, has been bitten by 105 deadly snakes including twice by King Cobras. He handles about 100 venomous snakes daily and extracts venom for anti serum and research while maintaining immunity to venom.
Gene Poor son of Mr and Mrs Louis Laule of 7083 Lake Ave has accepted an industrial arts instructor position at Kent State University. A 1966 Kent State graduate he previously taught industrial arts at Ravenna High School for three years. He and his wife Jane reside at 1368 Stratford Dr Kent.
The Bureau of Public Roads says 17 580 dangerous highway locations are now made safer at a cost of 2 billion dollars, with 20 000 more to be corrected at 2.1 billion. Post Office notes air transport for Canada and Mexico with no postage increase. Edward V. Nef named director of Peace Corps volunteer services. Encephalitis outbreaks affect 35 prefectures in Japan with 110 deaths. Communist Huk insurgents kill two policemen and two others near Manila.
Frankfort AP recalls the New London incident where a submarine overran a parked car at the seawall. The bow scraped the wall and landed atop the vehicle, prompting the car owner to demand crew details and insurance questions.
Three thousand Catholics at the 22nd German Catholics Congress in Essen adopted a resolution opposing the Pope Paul VI ban on contraception. The vote was about 3000 to 80, calling for a basic revision of papal doctrine on the subject.
In KUCHING Sarawak the state records an average population density of 3 5 persons per square mile with many areas below three persons per square mile A third of the state is sparsely populated with densities under the threshold highlighting regional demography.
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