Kent State Shooting Trial To Begin In Ohio District Court
Opening arguments set for Tuesday in Cleveland as eight former Ohio National Guardsmen face trial for the Kent State shootings of May 4 1970. Jurors to visit the campus, where four students were killed and nine wounded, but evidence will be presented in court. Trial expected six to eight weeks with potential life prison terms. Names listed include McGee Shafer Zoller Morris Smith McManus Perkins Pierce.
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Ohio National
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Sents
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Department of Justice
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National Guard
U.S
Cambodia
Frank J. Bat
Tisti
Battisti
James D. McGee
Lawrence A. Shafer
Ravenna
Ralph W. Zoller
Mantua
Barry W. Morris
Kent
Leon H. Smith
Beach City
Mathew J. McManus
West Salem
William E. Perkins
Canton
James E. Pierce
Amelia Island
Fla
Shafer
McGee
Perkins
Pierce
Zoller
Education Week Sets Guilford County Involvement Focus
The Guilford County NCAE promotes American Education Week in late October to early November urging parents and citizens to recommit to better schools. Activities include school vis itations and local store window displays under the Stay In volved theme. The annual event, supported by the NEA and others, seeks citizen involvement in education, chaired by Isabel Payne. Separately, five traffic crashes left several injured but none seriously hurt, with charges issued for some drivers including funeral procession violations and failure to yield.
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NCAE
America
National Education Association
The
American Legion
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
U.S. Office of Education
Isabel Payne
Guilford County Ncae
Sharon Gail Rimer
Trinity
Kate Hilton Carter
Madison Avenue
English Road
Wiley Place
Ms. Rimer
Ms. Carter
Anthony William Anselmi
Rock Springs
S. Main Street
Commerce Avenue
James Lee Reid
Moffitt Drive
Wendell Alsbrook
Habersham Road
Earl Mason
Carter Street
Carter
Fern Avenue
Mason
Joseph Robouitsky
Norrison
Charles Jenning Hauser Jr
Greensboro
Hauser
Retirement plan sales pitch at Perpetual High Point
A promotional note urges readers to start saving now, outlining a 15 year plan of saving $100 monthly, then withdrawing $100 or $200 monthly to show growth through daily compounding at Perpetual's 5.25 percent Passbook rate. It promotes Perpetual, High Point's oldest financial institution, as the place to plan for tomorrow.
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