Kent State Indictment Challenges Prompt to Quiet Reports
Lawyers for nine Kent State University students indicted last October petition Judge William K. Thomas to throw out the indictments, arguing the grand jury report's irreparable injury taints fair trials. The judge had ordered destruction of the 18 page report but left indictments against 25 persons intact. The defense likens the indictments to poisoned branches of a poisoned tree and says the report's substance has been read and fixed in jurors' minds.
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Cleveland
David Scribner
New York
Benjamin B. Sheerer
Siew
KSU
National Guard
Kent
Golf Club Pro Says Wife Death Was An Accident
Elyria Ohio AP Ward J O Rourke president and golf pro at Westlake Country Club told Lorain County authorities the fatal shooting of his wife Shirley 49 was an accident. His attorney said the couple argued in their Wellington home kitchen and the gun discharged accidentally. The bullet struck her throat and deputies noted a struggle in the kitchen. The O Rourkes faced state land seizure plans for I 90 right of way and sought proceeds from a 370000 court award as they planned a new course. O Rourke held without charge, having waived immediate charging rights.
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Elyria
Ohio
Eward J. O'Rourke
Westlake Country Club
Lorain County
O’ Rourke
Frank S. Hurd
Hurd
O'Rourke
Shirley
Wellington
O’rourke
Westlake
A Roman
O’rourkes
Congress to Hear Nixon Plan for Emergency Transport Strikes
Congress moves toward public hearings on a permanent emergency transportation bill. President Nixon’s proposed framework would settle disputes to avert shutdowns while balancing union and public interests. Senator Williams cautions on commitments. Senator Javits plans a rival bill with key differences.
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Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
Harrison A. Williams, Jr
D-N.j
Senate Labor Committee
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Williams
New Yorker
French Cardinal Villot Seen Likely Next Pope
Vatican insiders speculate that Jean Marie Cardinal Villot, 65, a French cleric, is the leading papabile to succeed Pope Paul VI. Villot holds the Vatican secretary of state and chamberlain posts and is described as candid and open minded. Other French candidates and Italian rivals are noted, with retirement age looming from 20 months.
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Vatican
Jean Marie Cardinal Villot
Pope Paul VI
Cardinal Villot
Pope Paul
Michele Cardinal Pellegrino
Turin
Paul
Papabili
Gabriel Garrone
Vatican Congregation For Education
Francois Marty
Paris
French Conference of Bishops
Jare Antonio Cardinal Poma
Bologna
Italian Bishops Conference
Cardinal Pellegrino
Adrian VI
Roman Curia
Cardinal Williot
Curia
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Villot
Workshop for Scout Sing Prepares for March 7 Girl Scout Event
A Sunday 2 p.m. workshop at the Church of the Ascension in Middletown invites Brownie and Junior troops. Cadette and Senior scouts coordinate songs for the March 7 Wade Miller Gym GIRL SCOUT SING. The event marks the first girl planned effort by Middletown Girl Scouting since 1968.
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Church For the Ascension
Wade Miller
Northern Light District
Lars Larson
Aid
Middletown
Cincinnati
United States
Jaeger Dividend Declared by Company in Columbus
Jaeger Machine Co directors declared a five cent per share dividend payable March 12 to stockholders of record February percent.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ap) Jaeger Machine Co
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