Fenwick Gridders Win State Class A Football Title
Fenwick High clinched its first state football crown with a 27 7 victory over Montpelier at Ohio Wesleyan. Coach Jerry Harkrader praised players for dedication and eyed future scholarships and wider recognition for Southwestern Ohio.
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Jerry Nardiello
Fenwick High
Falcons
Montpelier
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
James O’connor
Jerry Harkrader
Falcon
Fenwick
Harkrader
I-75
Greg Klapheke
Fred Schwab
City Commission
Middletown
Ohio
Ohio State
Barney Otten
Dayton
Paul Galvin
Old South School
Yankee Road
Julian Krusling
Oxford Talawanda
Harkracer
Ohio Wesleyan University
GM shuts 15 plants for one week over small car demand
Detroit AP reports General Motors will halt production of large 1974 models for one week before Christmas, affecting 15 U.S. plants. The move follows a 10 percent industry sales drop as consumers shift to smaller cars amid fuel shortages. affected sites include Pontiac, Lansing, and Flint operations.
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General Motors Corp
U.S
GM Board
Richard Gerstenberg
United Auto Workers Union
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Lansing
Flint
Mich
American Marjorie Wallace Wins Miss World Title
Marjorie Wallace, a 19-year-old from Indianapolis, becomes the first American to win Miss World in the contest's 22-year history in London. She said she did not expect victory due to her legs being too short.
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Marjorie Wallace
London
Miss Wallace
Indianapolis
Ind
Mideast tensions mount near cease fire talks
Israeli forces on the Syrian front are said to be on maximum alert as clashes spread along lines near the six point cease fire. At Kilometer 101 in Egypt negotiators Yariv and el Gamasy met for two hours amid mounting tensions and possible further incidents as UN officials report progress in clarifying details.
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Mathkawee
Tel Aviv
Kilometer 101
Egypt
U.N
Aharon Yariv
Israel
Mohamed el Gamasy
Suez Cairo Road
Misunderstanding leads crowd attack on aid workers in Hartford
In Hartford a crowd of Spanish speakers attacked police as officers tried to aid heart attack victim Mrs Evangelica Echevacria. She died later at a local hospital. Her son, Cecilio Echevacria, faced multiple charges after striking an officer. Officer Hector Marrero suffered injuries. Autopsy planned to determine cause of death.
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Hartford
Cecilio F. Echevacria
Hector Marrero
Hartford Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Echevacria
Strikes Hit Cincinnati Newspapers Over Contract Dispute
In Cincinnati both daily papers faced walkouts by Teamsters Local 100 after the old contract expired September 15. Enquirer did not publish as Pressman's Union crossed no pickets. Post and Times Star also faced lines at 6 a.m. Negotiations resumed with Earl P. Mitchell and William Keating to resolve work rule changes and grievances.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Teamsters Union
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pressman’s
Cincinnati Post
Times Star
The
Enquirer
Teamsters
Earl P. Mitchell
William Keating
Mitchell
Tom Walter
Walter
Middletown Areas Sees Wet Weather With Showers Likely
The weather picture stays wet in the Middletown area with more showers or thundershowers expected tonight and Sunday. Tonight’s low will be in the mid 50s while Sunday’s high reaches the low 60s.
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Middletown
Nixon Nears Energy Action Amid Shortage Fears
President Nixon returns to Washington for a decision meeting with energy chief John A. Love and Melvin R. Laird as potential steps include Sunday closing of gasoline stations. Herbert Stein says refineries should cut gasoline output to protect the economy, while an Interior report warns shortages could grow from 11 to 21 percent next year. Nixon had been at Camp David for Thanksgiving.
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John A. Love
Melvin R. Laird
White House
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Interior Department
Camp David
Washington
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