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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1981
Page
3
Chicago report says Helen Dolan Wilson step cousin to Cardinal John P. Cody contemplates suing the newspaper that alleged she could receive up to 1 million dollars from church funds. Cody, head of the nation's largest diocese, fell silent Monday after weekend denouncing accusers and vowing forgiveness.
MENLO PARK Calif UPI scientist Marsha Adams argues solar flares trigger global quakes and even crime via low frequency radio signals. Gov Brown invited her to testify before the California Assembly though experts call findings bizarre and preliminary. The report notes skepticism from Jim Davis and Robert Wallace and mentions church finance allegations involving Cardinal Cody.
Arthur Allen, 21, wearing an I Love New York shirt, climbed to the statue crown about 10:30 a.m. Monday, removed a window, and perched 300 feet up to drop leaflets opposing the New York Convention Center. Park rangers coaxed him back inside about three hours later. he was jailed on $1,000 bail with a Sept. 21 hearing on damaging government property.
Hurricane Harvey strengthens to dangerous 130 mph as it nears Bermuda with outer bands likely to bring showers and squalls. The center forecast to pass east of Bermuda while remaining threats shift to open sea, with Tropical Storm Gert weakening nearby and forecasters noting the August peak of the hurricane season.
Washington states the United States will lead a worldwide effort to prove biological warfare is used in Southeast Asia with possible Soviet aid. Undersecretary Walter Stoessel backed Haig's Berlin remarks and said the case would be taken to the United Nations and other international bodies.
Debra Clark, 23, has wed Brice Clark, 27, the man indicted for murder in the July 31 death of her 2-year-old daughter Jennifer. He is free on bond posted by Mrs. Clark, who met him at a Dallas strip club. authorities say she cannot be compelled to testify. Jennifer’s death followed multiple bruises and a medical ruling of fatal head blows.
Smith-Jones Corporation SIC Corp faces bankruptcy amid slow air conditioning and heating markets. Elyria plant employs about 250, down from nearly 600, with Frigiking Tappan and Janitrol brands. The firm owns Minneapolis HQ and divisions in Michigan and Iowa. Collect-A-Ray solar division sold to Mor-Flo Industries in May as part of reorganization.
A staged Western gunfight for a shopping center promotion turned deadly when real pellets sprayed spectators and three people were wounded. Stunt leader Pete Porteous in critical condition. investigators weigh accident versus crime as bystanders recount the chaotic scene.
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