Link Between Vertebrates And Invertebrates Found By Geologist
EAST LANSING Mich AP geology professor Dr Harold W Scott says a fossilized creature Lochriea wellsensis found in Montana may be the missing link in evolution between invertebrates and vertebrates. The 2% inch long headless fish-like animal swam with a tail fin and had a primitive backbone precursor.
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East Lansing, Mich
Harold W Scot
Michigan State University
Scott
Lochrie
Montana
William Melton
Geology Museum
University of Montana
Melton
Ohio Students Raise 840000 For Charity
Cincinnati students collected pledges totaling about 40000 for a 20 mile walk benefiting March of Dimes Project Youth Neediest Kids of All and a Botswana Africa project. Volunteers walked 21.4 miles from the University of Cincinnati to downtown with most finishers.
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Cincinnati
Botswaya
Africa
University of Cincinnati
Supreme Court Protects Newsrooms From Libel Judgments
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that reporting heated public debates and using terms like hyperbole or even blackmail in connection with a public figure at a public meeting is protected by the First Amendment. The decision reversed a $17,500 libel judgment against Greenbelt News-Review, while Justice White dissented on the breadth of immunity. The ruling affirms press freedom but notes limits when language is clearly misleading or false.
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Sion
Potter Stewart
Washington Area
Greenbelt
News- Review
Greenbelt Weekly
Bresler
New York
Middletown approves project notes for urban renewal program
The City Commission of Middletown Ohio authorizes borrowing 985000 for Project NOP and approves sale proposals. It confirms publication notices, sets the note date June 2 1970 and payable June 4 1971, and awards notes to the purchaser offering the lowest interest rate.
City ordinance authorizes New Project Note issuance and loan pledge
The document outlines terms for a New Project Note issued by the Local Issuing Agency, with Hornblower Weeks as purchaser and National City Bank providing payment arrangements. It details the note form, securing agreements, paying agents, and HUD payment agreements to fund urban renewal projects and prevent blight, with emergency adoption provisions and official signatures.
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Dudley Inwood
Sylvia’h. Hughes
Urban renewal housing note in Ohio financed by federal agency
Official note from the City of Ohio issued under urban renewal housing programs. It promises payment to the bearer from United States funds via a Requisition Agreement. Principal and interest are secured by federal backing and city ordinances, without constituting state or local debt.
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N.O.P
Ohio
Middletown
Butler County
Tne
United States of America
United States
America
U.S.C
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
United Stat Housing Act
Secretary of Housing and Iban Development
Secretary of Housing
Fig Urban Development
Department of Housing and Urban Development
City of
New York
Region 1
Ohi1o
State of
Prin
Cipal
Vete Veto
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Virginia Horse Country
John Michael Duhamel
Jack E. Miller
Kathy Duhamel
Harry F. Walsh
Sission & Schaefer
Clinton & Reynolds
Robo
Verity
McDonald's
Williamson
Total Electric
Williamson Electric
Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
White
Tibet
Stewart
Electiton
Maryland
Wall Street
Coney Island
Mason
Albert Ziepfel
Ohio Bus Line, Inc
Main St
Hamilton
Hornblower
Heegnut Bank of America N. & S. Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Salomon Brothers and Hutzler
Middletown Journal
Daily Bond
Direct Es Benes Nunicipet Undina
E.D.S.T
Hornblower, Weeks and
Hmemphis
Incorporated Bank Aging Trust Powers
Incorporated Trust Company
Hornblower, Weeks
National City Bank and
Hemphills of
Cleveland
United States OF America Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Office of Financial Systems and Services
Washington, D. C
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