Summit ends with optimistic tone on arms limits and troop cuts
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev wrap final talks at their California villa. A 20 page communique signals progress on nuclear arms limits and European troop reductions while noting remaining differences. Brezhnev backs the pace as Tass cites a constructive mood ahead of Pompidou talks.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Pacific
Europe
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Middle East
France
Progress at W W Sebald Park Delayed by Costs
Delays and cost increases slow development at W W Sebald Park though work continues. C J Bosnak reports progress on page 27.
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W.W. Sebald Park
Sebald Park
C. J. Bosnak
Bandsmen injured in I-75 crash near Troy Ohio
A bus carrying 37 students and chaperones from West Carrollton on I-75 near Troy overturned, injuring more than 40. Ten others were hurt in two rear-end collisions caused by congestion. Tasugi McGowen remained in satisfactory condition after transfer to Dayton.
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Troy
Ohio
Here
Tasugi McGowen
Dayton
West Carrollton
Ohio Highway Patrol
Velma Ritchie
Clearview
St. Mary’s
Church of Christ elects black woman moderator
Judge Margaret A. Haywood won the top office of moderator in the United Church of Christ, becoming the first black woman to hold the post. The Washington Superior Court judge was unanimously chosen by the church’s governing senate, with Winnebago Indian Peter Thundercloud considered for assistant. The 2 million member denomination traces to Puritan roots and merges.
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ST. Louis
Margaret A. Haywood
United Church of Christ
Peter Thundercloud
Haywood
Superior Court
Washington
Modern Houses Feature Carpeted Rooms and Wall to Wall Windows
Real estate notes highlight new homes with wall to wall carpeting and expansive wall to wall windows. Back to the wall financing options appear among the latest housing features.
Twinsburg mayor threatens closures over fuel shortages
Twinsburg City Manager William Meteropulos vowed to close service stations if fuel could not be supplied. He secured a month to month deal with Union Oil Co while threatening to shutter stations and pull city services, aiming to force suppliers to meet municipal needs.
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Twinsburg
Ohio
William Meteropulos
Union Oil Co
Meteropulos
Washington, D.C
Union Oil
Pleasant Summer Weather Forecast Today
Weather outlook calls for a sunny day with high near the mid 80s and minimal rain chances. Tonight’s low expected in the upper 50s, with Monday turning warmer and somewhat more cloudy.
Brotherly tragedy shocks Neptune after paralyzed brother slain
Lester Zygmaniak, 23, freed on bail after his 26 year old brother George Zygmaniak, paralyzed in a motorcycle crash, was killed with a 20 gauge shotgun in his Jersey Shore Medical Center bed. Prosecutors accuse Lester of the murder and scheduled a preliminary hearing in Neptune. Jennie Esposito recalls a close brothers bond and no reported conflicts.
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Neptune
N.J
Lester Zygmaniak
George Zygmaniak
Jersey Shore Medical Center
Superior Court
M. Raymond McGowan
Freehold
Zygmaniak
Neptune Municipal Court
Jobless totals in Ohio rise as jobless grow
Ohio unemployment rose from April to May as more workers entered the labor force. The number of jobless increased by 162000, up 0.2 percent from the prior rate of 3.3. Employment in farm and nonfarm jobs grew 1.5 percent to 4529000.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
State Bureau of Employment Services
Bureau
Astronauts Cleared for White House Visit After 28 Day Mission
Skylab crew Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz are reported much improved after rest and weightlessness effects. Doctors at Johnson Space Center say Kerwin is one thousand percent better and both Conrad and Weitz in excellent shape. They plan a controlled two hour meeting with President Nixon and Soviet Leader Brezhnev at the Western White House in San Clemente Calif during postmission quarantine with masks.
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Uss Ticonderoga
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Earth
W. Royce Hawkins
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Kerwin
Hawkins
Conrad
Weitz
America
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Brezhnev
Residents push for action on deadly S Main traffic danger
Four families on S Main Street fear for children's safety as they report frequent crashes and near misses. Elmon Prier painted a sidewalk sign at 16th and Main while noting seven crashes into a fence, with southbound cars overcorrecting late at night. Neighbors vow changes as police acknowledge speeding but offer few fixes.
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Pete Chappars
S. Main Street
16Th Avenue
Main
Middletown
Elmon Prier
S. Main
The
Journal
Wilhelmina
Edward
Mary Johnson
S. Main St
Ronald
Cheryl
Darlena
Brenda
Vickie
Karen
Prior
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