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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1976

Page

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Kissinger sees hope for peace in Rhodesia

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, arriving in Lusaka after talks with South Africa and Rhodesia, said considerable progress toward black majority rule in Rhodesia has been made. He met President Kaunda and indicated the Anglo American plan for majority rule may move to negotiations, with Rhodesian Prime Minister Smith likely not leading the talks. American officials said details of the plan were essentially accepted by Smith.

Lusaka Zambia UPI Henry A. Kissinger Rhodesia Pretoria South Africa Kissinger Kenneth Kaunda John Vorster Jan Smith Black Africa Kaunda Smith State House U.S Britain

Motive unknown in Lorain shooting shocks community

Harold Sonny Day, 27, a former Elyria High School basketball star, was found shot to death in his Lorain home. Police report no motive and note no forced entry, with about $200 in change missing while jewelry and wallet remained. Day was a leading scorer in Elyria’s basketball history and had recently attended a CB Club event. Weather and scene details follow in late editions.

Lorain Elyria Harold Sonny) Day Maryland Ave Day Elks Farm Dayton Avenue Talking Radio CB Club Matthew Mayo D" St Raymond Fowler 10Th St William Kishman Citizens Band John Malinovsky Malinovsky Sonny Day Elyria High School EBS

Teens share puppy during weekend walk at Findley State Park

Linda Ragg and LeAnn Goetz spent time with Linda's puppy Kenyan at Findley State Park south of Wellington. Both girls, 17, are daughters of local residents Charles Ragg Sr. and Richard Goetz Sr., with listed Wellington addresses. The photo credit goes to Jeff Bishop.

Linda Ragg LeAnn Goetz Findley State Park Wellington Linda Charles Ragg Herrick Ave LeAnn Richard Goetz Sr McKinley St C-T Jeff Bishop

TV Watching Gorilla At National Zoo Captivates Staff

Nicky the gorilla at Washington's National Zoo spends five hours daily watching TV. An earlier attempt to entertain apes with a spare set led to this habit. He shows interest in game shows, commercials, and soaps, with As the World Turns as his favorite. A mishap left the set on during a night shift, and Nicky stayed up until signoff before sleeping through the next day.

Nicky Washington's National Zoo Femelle Zoo

North Korea’s No 2 official Choi Yong Kun dies

Tokyo AP and UPI report North Korea vice president Choi Yong Kun, 76, long time top official after Kim Il Sung, died after a prolonged illness as announced by KCNA news agency.

Tokyo UPI Choi Yong Kun Kim Sung Kcnaews Agency

Independent voters target in Lorain County campaign

Both parties in Lorain County push to register independents as polls show Ford and Carter in a close race. With October 4 registration looming, parties share efforts with the elections board to surpass the 1872 record of 113,969 voters, stationing motor homes to boost registrations and targeting uncommitted voters alongside party members.

Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Lorain County Robert Wilson Elyria Wilson Jack Wolf Election Board Lorain

Not Jimmy Carter Look-alike Says He Is Jim Bennett

Look-alike Jim Bennett of Birmingham says he is not the Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter. He estimates people contact him five or six times daily to meet the candidate, insisting, I am Jimmy Bennett and I am not Carter.

Jim Bennett Birmingham Asa Jimmy Carter Jimmy Bennett

United Way campaign opens in Lorain County 1976 drive

United Way of Greater Lorain kicks off a seven week drive to raise 2,049,360 for 33 agencies. New agencies include the Lucy Idel Center for the Handicapped Vermilion and the National Urban League. Wellington Boys Camp is cut from funding and Visiting Nurse Association support drops from 40,897 to 29,720.

United Way of Robert T. Bowman Bowman UW Cet United Way Lucy Idel Center For the Handicapped Vermilion National Urban League Lecy Wellington Ren Associaton Citizens Council

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