Jailed Voorhees protesters mark campus seizure ends
Armed protesters at Voorhees College in Denmark South Carolina were arrested after leaving the administration and science buildings they had seized. National Guardsmen and state troopers arrested 25 people, with bond set from 1500 to 3500 dollars. President Nixon urged colleges to resist violence while maintaining free education and urged administrators to stand firm.
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S.C
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Dingle
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J. P. Strom
South Carolina
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Columbia
Washington
National Chamber of Commerce
United States of America
Bone
State Hospitals Normal For Union Mourning Day
State hospitals across Ohio operated normally on the mourning day called by Council 21 AFSCME many workers. Some facilities reported lower absenteeism while others had full staffing with staff wearing black arm bands in sympathy. A split formed within the union as leaders push for a separate pay raise bill for state institutions and related agencies.
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Federation
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Goldwater Jr Wins Congress Seat in Early Victory
Goldwater Jr a 30 year old bachelor stockbroker won a seat in Congress with 57 percent of the vote 64 675 to 48 933 in a special election to replace Ed Reinecke in California The victory came after a celebration honoring his parents and their values in public service.
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Barry M. Goldwater Jr
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Goldwater
John K. van de Kamp
Ed Reinecke
California
Boston edge Lakers on last-second Sam Jones shot
Sam Jones hits a last-second jumper to give Boston a playoff victory over Los Angeles in a dramatic NBA Playoffs game. The Michigan Avenue coverage lists other local items and sections inside the Athens area edition.
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Hocking County
Point Pleaasnt High School
Sam Jones
Boston
Los Angeles
Cence
Cssseses
Sceneveee
Defense Says Charge Unproved In Mail Bomb Murder Trial
Jurors resume deliberations in the Orrville Stifel mail bomb case. Prosecutors say jealousy over a former girlfriend spurred the killing of Daniel Ronee in Lorain last July 8. Defense argues the government failed to prove guilt despite 16 alleged facts.
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Cleveland, Ohio
U.S. District Court
Orrville E. Stifel
Cincinnati
Daniel J. Ronee
Ronee
Lorain
William Hopkins
Stifel
Cheryl Jones
Mer
Ohio University
Renee
U.S. Atty
Bernard J. Stuplinski
Proctor & Gamble
Miss Jones
Ohio five day forecast with warm spells and showers
Ohio forecasts a near normal five day period with highs in the mid 60s to lower 70s and overnight lows in the 40s. Temperatures rise Thursday then ease Saturday before a warmer start to next week. Rain totals reach about a quarter inch with showers and thunderstorms Friday and again early next week.
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Ohio
Viet Cong Spring Offensive Stalemate Declared
U S field officers report the Viet Cong spring assault in a stalemate with no major shelling overnight. Allied forces claim over 200 enemy killed across six clashes while four Americans and 15 South Vietnamese soldiers die in ground fighting. Prisoners said to be privates unaware of wider plans.
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Saigon
U.S
South Viet
Absenteeism Below Normal At Ohio Prisons After Picket Lines End
Nearly normal work forces were reported at two struck prisons with absenteeism below normal at five others. Ohio State Prison in Columbus had 122 guards at 160 required and Mansfield Reformatory reported 100 of 130. National Guard force reduced from about 280 to around 190 as lines were cleared and judges issued a restraining order. Public safety measures continued with 90 guards remaining at the penitentiary pending custodian return and court action continuing on the strike.
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Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
State Reformatory
Mansfield
National Guard
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S. T. del Corso
American Federa
Penitentiary
James W. Smith
Fred Rauscher
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