Ohio Chair Firm Moves to Corry Ohio Chair Co
The Ohio Chair Co long a CJ subsidiary is shifting to Corry bringing 50 to 60 new jobs. The chair division will move to CJ Plant 3 on East Columbus Avenue with production starting in August. Robert Jordan will lead chair production as manager, while no Youngstown staff will transfer.
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Ohio
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Ohio Chair
Summer Sessions Grow at Concord School
Concord School reports 241 students enrolled in a federally funded summer program for elementary pupils while the high school session lags. The $36000 budget comes from ESEA funds. Parents are invited to visit on Wednesday July 19 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Superintendent Ray Eisen notes 210 pupils at Concord, including many from local families.
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Ray Eisen
Sparta School
Suemmer Schhool
Concord
Ray Elsen
Copter May Aid Stabbing Car Search
State Police may deploy a helicopter to locate a light blue Ford station wagon linked to the stabbing of Frank Martin, 24, of Columbus, found on Route 77 near the Deer Head Inn. Authorities seek David Bedow, 23, of Centerville, with questions about the incident as they search for the car. Martin is improving at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Frank Martin
Columbus
Deer Head Inn
Martin
Corry Memorial Hospital
David Bedow
Centerville
Bedow
David Goodwill
Airport Massacre Trial Set Monday
TEL AVIV AP The trial of Kozo Okamoto the Japanese terrorist accused of helping stage the Tel Aviv airport massacre will begin Monday at a military base outside Tel Aviv near the airport The May 30 attack killed 26 people and wounded more than 70 The other two Japanese died during the assault Okamoto faces four counts three of which could bring the death penalty
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Tel Aviv
Kozo Okamoto
Okamoto
Three Killed One Passenger FBI Stops Hijacking
A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 hijack ended when FBI agents stormed the aircraft after the hijackers refused to release passengers. Two hijackers were killed, a passenger died, and two others were wounded during the gun battle aboard the plane. The hijackers demanded ransom and passage to Siberia, and the incident occurred between Sacramento and San Francisco with 81 passengers aboard.
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FBI
Interstate Pacific Southwest
Gebhardt
Siberia
Manuel Alvarez
Sacramento
Calif
Weather Damps Crops Across Counties
Abnormal rainfall cripples Erie County cash crops with corn and grapes delayed and hay behind schedule. Potatoes face potential late blight while Crawford and Warren counties report delayed planting, drowned fields, and weed pressures. Farmers plan millet and sudan grass to offset losses as fields dry.
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William Urash
Erie County Agricultural Extension
The
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Urash
Crawford County
Norman Perschke
Warren County Agricultural Extension
Perschke
Sudan
Navy Planes Blast Path For Viets Into Quang Tri City
U S Navy fighter bombers pounded bunkers south of Quang Tri City to open a path for South Vietnamese paratroopers advancing on the provincial capital. About 200 North Vietnamese troops were entrenched in bunkers near Highway 1 with paratroopers on the edge of Quang Tri City. An American adviser said the battalion could have entered the city but needs the highway secure first. Casualty figures: 180 NVA killed around Quang Tri, 10 South Vietnamese killed and 90 wounded. Thirty miles south Hue was shelled daily with 122mm artillery. one civilian wounded and a church damaged. In the Cambodian front 208 NVA killed, 45 weapons captured. four South Vietnamese killed, 31 wounded.
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Quang Tri City
Associated Press
Dennis Neeld
Gail Farrow
Urbana
Ohio
Neeld
Ngo Quang Truong
Hue
Court session urged over California delegates in bid for McGovern
Democratic forces seek a rare Supreme Court special session to decide California delegate seating in the McGovern campaign. A Court of Appeals ruling split, restoring McGovern’s 271 California votes while halting further changes. The high court could convene to rule on due process and federal court involvement in party matters.
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Democratic Party
Supreme Court
California
George McGovern
Warren E. Burger
U.S. Court of Appeals
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Court of Appeals
McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
High Court
Democratic National Committee
Joseph A. Califano
Miami
Viets Compare Vietnamese to German Jews of 1970s
CHICAGO AP A Roman Catholic theologian Paul Mayer visiting North Vietnam calls Vietnamese people the German Jews of the 1970s noting crematoriums rather than military targets. Mayer, 41, a former Benedictine monk now at New York Theological Seminary, faces trial in Newark on charges linked to a railroad blockade tied to the Kissinger kidnapping case and a plan to bomb heating tunnels in Washington.
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Chicago
North Vietnam
U.S
Paul Mayer
Catholic Resistance Movement
Mayer
New York Theological Seminary
Newark
N.J
Leonardo
Daniel Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
Washington, D.C
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