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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1976
Page
2
The Philippines gains a new Holiday Inn Riviera hotel on Roxas Boulevard Manila Bay. The 18story, 370 room property marks the first Holiday Inn in the country offering views of Manila. UPI reports the hotel opening amid Manila business activity on September 23, 1976.
Three former Carter rivals Sen Frank Church Sen Henry M Jackson and Rep Morris Udall joined Gov Edmund G Jerry Brown Jr to back Carter in western states but instead lamented the Playboy interview. Udall joked about lust a reaction Jackson called tragic Church said Carter’s remarks were unfortunate. Udall predicted the flap would fade as energy and jobs questions dominate the election.
Gladys Pasco a 54 year old from Macedonia Ohio tasted a spoonful of home canned vegetables and fell seriously ill from botulinum toxin. Her son Donald Williams urged caution to home canners as Summit County Health Department orders her canned goods tested by the CDC. The botulism outbreak prompted antitoxin treatment and hospitalization with breathing support and pneumonia complications.
Washington nears a country supper invitation from Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter aimed at wealthy Democrats. The card, dated 6:30 p.m. October 2, lists $5 000 per person and names several prominent invitees including Anne Chambers Averell Harriman and Angier Duke. The Democratic National Committee declines to release full guests. Meanwhile Elyria, Ohio fire damages 180 Sheriff St home, caused by children playing with matches, $6 000 in damages, destroying a bedroom and spreading to the hallway.
John Connally told reporters after a White House meeting with President Ford that Jimmy Carter is guilty of bad judgment and bad taste for his Playboy interview on sex and religion. The article notes Romans relied on slave labor but used water mills for power.
Central City Colorado selects Douglas Stuart Moore and John LaTouche's opera The Ballad of Baby Doe for a July Bicentennial production running July 10 to 17. The show is dedicated to Donald Quenslayer, renowned New York stage designer who created the original sets.
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