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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1969
Page
1
In Indianapolis a small plane vanished from radar and then tore air from an Allegheny jetliner, causing a dramatic incident yesterday as authorities pursued details and possible investigations.
Elyria reports an unusually dry pollen season with readings far below normal as weather favors fewer allergies. Meanwhile a deadly private plane crash near Indianapolis claims 83 lives, with pilot Robert Carey attempting a solo flight in a Piper Cherokee before colliding with a jetliner tail.
Milan council remains troubled by waterline complaints as residents press for fixes and officials review aging infrastructure, with ongoing hearings and delayed improvements affecting residents and businesses.City officials confront persistent waterline issues, seeking accountability and timely action from contractors and departments.
Cowboys chase a Brown Swiss heifer at Forest Hills Country Club after July storms unleashed the steer and her calf. Saddler posts a reward, crews attempt tranquilizers, bit by bit the heifer evades capture, gumming greens and inciting wild rescue efforts.
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan warned Egypt of heavier retaliation following an amphibious raid across the Gulf of Suez in which Israel claimed 159 to 160 Egyptian casualties. Israel said commandos breached Suez defenses near El Hasaver, supported by warplanes, while Egypt reported Israeli planes downed and boats sunk. Washington condemned ceasefire violations but avoided naming Israel.
On the final day of the 72 hour Ho Chi Minh cease fire Communist troops breached a U S Marine storage facility four miles west of Da Nang but were driven back. One Communist captured and one Marine wounded. Elsewhere three American helicopters were downed by ground fire with two near Song Be and one near Bong Son. Two Americans died on the Bong Son mission and four shelling attacks caused casualties or damage. South Vietnamese reports say 310 Communists killed and 34 captured with 83 deserters returning under the open arms policy since the truce began. American forces fought seven battles in the north and Central Highlands, producing 29 enemy deaths and two American fatalities with seven wounded.
Nineteen of 93 medical research centers nationwide may shut down next year due to insufficient federal funding. NIH says Congress has not appropriated enough money to operate all centers, which provide access to new medical and surgical techniques. Many pioneers in organ transplants started at these hospitals.
Bolivia reports guerrilla leader Guido Indi Peredo died in a raid on a house where he and associates met. Interior Minister Enfrénio Padilla said Peredo, 42, was killed while attempting to throw a grenade at surrounding patrols. the grenade exploded near him.
Clear and cool tonight with lows in the 40s. Sunny and milder tomorrow with highs in the upper 60s. Friday partly cloudy and mild with a 10 percent precip chance. Sunset 7 46 p.m. Sunrise 7 02 a.m. Details page 12. High 62 yesterday afternoon, low 48 today morning.
SPACECENTER Houston AP one Apollo 11 rock stayed on the Moon surface for about 150 million years. Dr Robin Brett notes the rock hardened three billion years ago and was likely blasted from lunar bedrock by a distant meteor impact. While Earth's mountains rose and seas formed, the rock remained motionless on the Moon.
Lorain County Commissioner President Jerry Keron said his Washington trip to seek federal funds for a county building program was postponed after a call with Rep. Charles A. Mosher. Mosher will explore fund options and report back, while the commissioners push ahead with plans to expand borrowing from 1.7 million to 3 million, with possible administration building if full county complex funds are unavailable. Five sites, including the current courthouse, are under review for the project.
Drugs valued at 6000 stolen from the home of Dr Epitacio Catalan at 242 White Oak Drive between Monday and last night police report. Itemized theft includes amphetamines penicillin obesity pills and other drugs. Also taken were a 22 caliber rifle recorder and wrist watch. Entry suspected via rear window screen cut and window smashed.
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