Michigan Frees Students For Religious Instruction
The Michigan Senate passed a measure by 77 to 4 to allow public school students to receive three hours weekly religious instruction with parental approval. Opponents argued it could separate children by religion and that districts already control scheduling.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Senate
Charles Blondy
Frederic Hilbert
Michigan Council of Churches
Blondy
Hibert
Test Your Skill On These Bridge Hands
Dealer opens one spade and partner bids two clubs. Five hands analyzed show precise bid choices for notrump, clubs, and slam tries. Outcomes include three notrumps, four clubs, three clubs, two hearts, and four notrump Blackwood responses with detailed follow ups.
Lodge Favored To Win GOP Nomination In Mock Otterbein Vote
Otterbein College mock convention in Westerville Ohio shows Henry Cabot Lodge leading with 1 093 votes. Everett Dirksen earns 24 votes and Barry Goldwater 16 on the first ballot while Nixon and Rockefeller receive none.
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Westerville
Ohio
Henry Cabot Lodge
Otterbein College
Lodge
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Dr Harold Weaver to speak at Institute on Missions
Dr Harold Weaver pastor of the First Methodist Church Findlay will headline the final Institute on Missions at the First Methodist Church tonight. He serves as president of the Board of Missions of the Ohio Methodist Conference and will discuss New Frontiers of Missions after a worldwide church mission tour in 1981. The session runs from 7 15 to 8 30 p m and follows the transfer of Dr Donald Cryer to the city church.
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Harold Weaver
Findlay
Weaver
Board of Missions
Ohio Methodist Conference
Jordan
Israel
Egypt
Greece
India
Burma
Thailand
Singapore
Sarawak
Borneo
Philippines
Hong Kong
Japan
Hawaii
Europe
Donald Cryer
Demand for veneer grade black walnut soars for mills
Demand for veneer quality black walnut has grown so rapidly that manufacturers are using it at twice the normal rate of 17 million board feet a year. The surge pressures supply chains and may affect prices for builders and furniture makers nationwide.
Higgins Declares GOP Bid Against Romney Imposter Claim
George N. Higgins, 63, Ferndale automobile dealer and former state senator, announced his candidacy for Michigan governor as a Republican challenger to George W. Romney. Higgins accused Romney of being a Republican imposter, citing Romney’s past statements denying he was a Republican.
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Detroit
Michigan
George W. Romney
George N. Higgis
Higgins
Ferndale
Romney
Lansing
Republican Party
FCC orders WWIZ and WXTV shutdown by June 1
The Federal Communications Commission requires the Ohio stations WWIZ Lorain and WXTV Channel 45 Youngstown to cease operations by June 1 unless they appeal to the FCC or seek court relief. This follows the FCC's March 31 denial of license renewal and transfer actions for WWII and WXTV construction permit and license.
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Washington
Ohio
WWIZ
Lorain
WXTV
Youngstown
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
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