Finch decries fund penalties against colleges
Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch defends colleges against cutting federal funds over campus disorders. He calls a blanket fund cutoff a meat ax approach harming innocent students and says there is no royal battle with Agnew and Mitchell. Finch and James Allen align on improving program quality for youth.
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Marshals Face Rock Barrage At Howard
About 200 riot police and federal marshals moved to clear six buildings at Howard University housing about 1,000 students. They encountered a heavy rock barrage as militants hid on rooftops, injuring one marshal and triggering a National Guard precaution.
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New England Military School
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Cemetery Foray Ends In Arrests
Four Clermont County youths from Goshen High School were arrested in Pleasant Plain after a May 4 cemetery tombstone topple spree. Deputies said extensive damage likely runs into thousands of dollars and an adult from Loveland may face charges.
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Pleasant Plain
Roy Wallace
Goshen High School
Loveland
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