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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1973

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Hunt reveals Watergate link to Gemstone project and Cuban funds

Testimony shows G. Gordon Liddy discussed the Gemstone connection in April 1972 with Hunt, who testified he pleaded guilty after his wife’s death and withheld evidence. Hunt seeks to change his plea, arguing new evidence suggests his participation was lawful, though he laments his role in the affair. He was sentenced to a 30 year term.

Magruger John W. Dean III Charles W. Colson Hunt Liddy Senate Committee

Elyria Man Burned After Fall Into Clam Broth Vat

A 45 year old Elyria man Richard Boyd suffered severe burns to the face head chest back and both arms in a fall into a clam broth vat at a clambake site on Ford Road Black River Reservation. He was listed in fast condition at Elvira Memorial Hospital.

Elyria Richard Boyd Carolyn St Elvira Memorial Hospital Ford Road Black River Boyd

Stowaway Boys Rescued From Train Bound for St Louis

An agent alerted Hiles Tower in New London to stop a tram at 6 45 pm and remove two frightened hungry boys. Police Chief Norman Snyder fed them at a local restaurant as parents were notified. The Curry brothers then went to Seneca County Childrens Center. the train was en route non stop to St Louis.

Hiles Tower New London Norman Snyder Snyder Curry Brothers Seneca County Childrens Center Tiffin Huron County Sheriff Department Penn Central St. Louis

Handwriting Expert Says It Reveals You

Interview with Ruth Osborne, a handwriting analyst with 16 years of study, claims handwriting is as distinctive as fingerprints and can reveal personality, color preferences, and hidden traits from a 29 word sample. She notes the T stroke is most expressive and that people cannot fully disguise their true self through writing.

Rath Osborne Tran

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