Strike sign shuts down Antioch College in Yellow Springs
Antioch College, with about 800 autumn semester students, closed for at least the weekend as the New Directions students demand control of a $230,000 aid fund allocated last year. President James T. Dixon met with students but declined to negotiate, while student leaders seek free credit classes, greater student representation, and changes to the administration council.
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McCormack Aide Sweig Sentenced in Perjury Case
Martin Sweig, aide to House Speaker John W. McCormack, received 30 months in prison and a $2000 fine for perjury. Judge Marvin Frankel called the conduct a profound corruption and stayed the sentence pending appeal. Co-defendant Nathan Voloshen pleaded guilty to perjury and conspiracy and awaits sentencing.
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