Heat and storms cut Ohio State Fair attendance
Searing heat and a Thursday thunderstorm reduced visitors at the Ohio State Fair. A spokesman reported 128,275 attendees, down from 152,142 last year, as daytime temperatures topped the 90s and a nighttime wind and rain drove people to seek cover, though overall attendance remains about 25 percent higher than last year.
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Jury Deliberations Start in Antiwar Activists Conspiracy Trial
In Gainesville Florida a jury of seven women and five men begins deliberations in the conspiracy trial of eight Vietnam Veterans Against the War members linked to an alleged plot to disrupt the 1972 Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. Final arguments concluded with jurors set to hear judge Winston E. Arnow's instructions.
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Poasttown Church to Feature The Good Family Singers
The Good Family Singers will perform at Poasttown Church of God in a special song service tomorrow starting at 7 p m. The event highlights a community musical program at the Poasttown church.
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Indianapolis Desegregation Plan Approved for 11 000 Pupils
U S District Court Judge S Hugh Dillin approved a desegregation plan for about 11 000 Indianapolis Public Schools students to be implemented within six weeks. The plan reassigns roughly equal numbers of Negro and white pupils across 67 elementary schools, closes five, and leaves high schools and 20 predominantly Negro elementary schools unaffected.
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S. Hugh Dillin
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Edge cleared in 1972 Kent State rape murder case
Cleveland homicide detectives say they will not reopen the New Year’s Day 1972 assault and killing of a Kent State coed and her boyfriend. Edmond R. Edge, 18, was acquitted by a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court jury after a second trial on charges including first degree murder, rape, kidnapping, sodomy and armed robbery.
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Kent State University
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