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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1978

Page

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Guerrillas threaten U.S. for a stab in the back

In Damascus the main Palestinian guerrilla groups vow to escalate attacks on American and Western targets in response to Camp David. PLO chief Arafat echoes threats, saying the United States and the West have stabbed them, with leaders gathering at the Rejection Front summit amid regional distrust of U.S. and Israeli diplomacy.

Damascus Syria Camp David United States West Yasser Arafat Palestine Liberation Organization Anwar Sadat Israel

FBI May Question Carter Over Vesco Case Discussion

Washington sources say the FBI likely will question President Carter about a meeting on Vesco's bid for White House access. Vesco, a fugitive financier, faced charges in a multi million dollar stock swindle and was in Costa Rica avoiding extradition.

The FBI Carter Vesco Washington Robert Vesco White House Rex Granum Granum W. Spencer Lee IV Albany, Ga Richard Harden Hamilton Jordan Costa Rica United States

Boy Cited as First to Be Cured of Liver Cancer Twice

Jimmy Smart, 12, of North Ridgeville, reportedly became the first person believed cured of cancer on both sides of the liver after a 14 month treatment starting in June 1976. Doctors at Cleveland Clinic had given him two months to live. He recalled learning he had cancer only after his mother explained the diagnosis, and he said he was brave despite nervous moments.

Gramm Carter Justice Department Bell Lee Vesco Jimmy Conway King Jimmy Dave Zapotosky North Ridgeville Conway Wilfred Nora Smart Pleasant Ave Cleveland Clinic

Boy Overcomes Cancer Trials and Returns to School

Jimmy Smart, treated in a lengthy 1976 77 cancer battle, missed two months of school for surgery but gained support from teacher Mary Dee and continued on the honor roll. After a long recovery, he returned to baseball, hopes to play Little League, and expresses relief that he did not die.

Jimmy

Occasional Showers and Cooler Tonight and Friday

Weather roundup notes scattered showers and cooler air with lows in the mid 40s to 50s and highs reaching the mid to upper 60s. Friday forecasts call for unsettled skies and continued showers with cooler overall conditions.

Clendy

Dayton Man Charged In Death Of Ex Oberlin Principal Parker

Jeffrey Kevin Scott, 21, is charged with voluntary manslaughter in the July 1977 death of Eugene Parker, former Oberlin Middle School principal. Scott, arrested after a tip, faces a preliminary hearing in Dayton Municipal Court with bond set at 5000 dollars. Parker, shot in his Dayton home, died of multiple gunshot wounds. his 1973 Cadillac convertible was found abandoned in Cincinnati.

Dayton Oberlin Parker Oberlin Middle School Eugene Parker Jeffrey Kevin Scott Scott Arthur D. Jackson Jr Dayton Municipal Court Jefferston Township Cincinnati Oberlin Schools

Elyria council to review control of development programs

A council administrative code committee chaired by Art Weber will meet at 7 p.m. to study a local ordinance section that currently gives the mayor's office control over community development programs. The panel may recommend the council assume oversight, potentially altering or repealing the present arrangement.

Casey Turton Elyria Council Ams Art Weber Datlarge Weber On Finance 90 Council

City council may seize day to day control of development

City sources say the council might take over daily operations of the community development department from Mayor Marguerite Bowman. The move could spark a legal clash with the Bowman administration as disputes over Malcolm Manor sale and the Chestnut Elm site persist, with council members alleging delays and Bowman accusing the council of bypassing federal rules.

Community Development Department Council Marguerite E. Bowman

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