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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1960
Page
9
At Vandenberg Calif scientists seek a third straight bullseye by ejecting Discoverer XV capsule near Hawaii as planes and ships await. The 1,700 pound, 18 foot satellite launched Tuesday aboard a Thor-Delta rocket and targets a 204 mile by 60 mile zone over Alaska and the Pacific.
The report notes record cold in Cleveland with 38 degrees and Toledo 33 while Columbus, Chesapeake, and Cincinnati stay cool. Cleveland marks a 21st home temperature low. March and July were the city's coldest on record. Light ground fog persists along the Ohio River.
Robert B. Nightingale, 22, of 1085 Gulf Rd, was slight y injured in a two car collision that killed his grandmother Mrs Claude Wi Snimmion, 69, of Warren in Windsor Ashtabula County yesterday. Daniel P Highey Jr of Windsor driver of the second car was reported in fair condition with a broken jaw.
Echo satellite Echo I will pass over Ohio with visibility tonight and Thursday night. First pass at 9 18 p m then 11 74 p m traveling west to southeast, disappearing in earth shadow. Two more appearances set for 8 55 and 11 01 p m Thursday and 8 24 and 10 30 p m Friday in similar paths.
Richard T. Foster, 19, of 6410 Lear Nagel Rd, was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign at the Route 15 and Sugar Ridge corner after his 1951 car hit a telephone pole and veered into a guard. Police estimated damage at 00 and Foster was ordered to appear at Eastia Municipal Court Thursday at 9 a.m.
Cleveland Ohio livestock market listing shows bid ranges for hogs cattle and calves with various grades and weights. Prime steers and heifers command upper prices, while dairy cows and bulls trend lower. sheep and lambs report mixed ranges.
Robert D. Lawson is appointed assistant professor in the modern languages department at the University of Wyoming. He will teach Spanish and German and supervise the Wyoming Hall musical group during the homecoming program. Lawson holds a foreign master's from the University of Guatemala and has studied at Middlebury and Madrid, with work toward a doctorate at Wyoming. He is the son of Mrs. Paul D. Lawson of 226 Stanford Ave.
A mixed set of Dear Abby questions are presented, covering social etiquette and household issues. Topics include a brother's in law's wife with messy habits, when to reveal uncomfortable truths, first date kissing norms, and a workplace lunch bill dispute. The column notes one reader should write for a personal reply.
City firemen were called yesterday to 920 East Ave where a small fire had formed from escaping gas. Owners W. F. Cochran reportedly lit a cigarette, starting the blaze, but Cochran and firemen quickly subdued it with a garden hose. Damage was negligible.
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