Kent State slayings memorial sculpture commissioned
Kent State University announces a bronze memorial sculpture by George Segal to honor the eight year old Kent State student slayings. The $100000 gift from the Mildred Andrews Fund funds the work, with Segal confirming after campus visit. Oregon?
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
George Segal
Kent State University
Kent State
Mildred Andrews Fund
Cleveland
Segal
Brunswick
N.J
Explosion at Perry Nuclear Plant Injures Ten Workers
At the Perry Nuclear Power Plant near North Perry Ohio an acetylene torch near propane tanks sparked an explosion in the reactor area. Ten construction workers suffered facial burns though officials insist no radioactive material was involved and 15 percent of the project is complete.
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North Perry, Ohio
UPI
Perry
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Carter delays neutron warhead production for arms talks
President Carter will postpone production of a high radiation neutron warhead to press the Soviet Union for a strategic arms treaty and possible force reductions in Europe. Official sources say the weapon will be used as a bargaining chip to gain concessions amid congressional opposition. CUYAHOGA FALLS Ohio Edison charges after power saving in coal crisis.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Russia
Europe
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
WEATHER AND COMMUNITY NOTES MARITAL AND LIFE EVENTS
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows near 30. Saturday will be partly sunny and cool with highs 45 to 50. Precipitation chance 20 percent through Saturday. Winds northerly about 10 mph tonight. Thursday temperatures 58 to 39 with total precipitation 0.35 inch. Sunrise 6 01, sunset 6 59. Marital license applications listed for four couples from Wakeman Collins Republic Willard. Birth announcements for five families with local hospitals. Deaths: Mrs Caroline B Linder 96 Willard Mrs Carrie Elsie Radcliffe 91 Kipton Mr Wayne G Perkins 78 rural Greenwich Mr Kenneth V Knebel 59 Norwalk area.
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Willard
Carrie Elsie Radcliffe
Kipton
Wayne G. Perkins
Greenwich
Kenneth V. Knebel
Norwalk
You Know By United Press International
Whalebone is not bone but a substance attached to the whale's upper palate that filters water as it passes through the mouth. This adaptations aids baleen whales in straining small prey from seawater.
Cleveland Schools On Brink Near State Rescue Sought
Cleveland public schools face collapse after voters rejected a 30 million dollar annual levy, 61 955 to 37 387. White West Side opposition and black East Side support shaped the result, prompting calls for state Board of Education intervention to avert shutdown and possible desegregation busing disruptions. Bellevue voters also rejected a nine mill levy to save district schools.
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Cleveland
UPI
West Side
Near East Side
Levy
Board of Education
Arnold R. Pinkney
State Board of Education
Ohio
Pinkney
General Assembly
Bellevue, Ohio
Bellevue City
46th Anniversary Keeps Love Alive for Arthurs
John and Marian Arthur, longtime Huron County residents, celebrate 46 years of marriage as they balance county duties. He is county treasurer and she sheriff's secretary. They plan a quiet anniversary with a meal out and a trip to Los Angeles next week to visit Marian’s brother. They have two children and four grandchildren.
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Marian Arthur
W. Main St
Wheeling
W.va
Arthur
Johnny
Marian
Huron County Bank
Arthurs
Los Angeles
Priscilla Haag
Dayton
Jack
Indianapolis
Marines May Get First Lady General
Margaret Brewer a 47 year old Marine colonel is nominated by President Carter as the first woman brigadier general in the Marine Corps. A 26 year veteran and Durand Michigan native she helped open non combat Marine jobs to women and her promotion awaits White House approval.
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Washington
UPI
Margaret Brewer
Marine Corps
Carter
Durand
Mich
White House
Train amputates teen's feet after shortcut across rail
EUCLID Ohio UPI report says 13 year old Michael McCallion and 14 year old Michael Kraig crossed a slow coal train at a crossing to save time. Kraig escaped injury while McCallion had both feet crushed and underwent amputation surgery. doctors later said only the ball portion of both feet was removed. The incident occurred about 845 p.m. near Euclid Square Mall after the boys returned from the mall with two girls.
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Euclid, Ohio
UPI
Michael McCallion
Euclid
Richmond Heights General Hospital
Michael Kraig
Euclid Square Mall
East 260Th Street
Kraig
McCallion
Protest Booklet On Jews Sparks Lutheran Pro conversion dispute
The American Jewish Committee protests a Lutheran Church Missouri Synod manual that targets Jews with stereotypes in a campaign to convert them. It urges revisions of depictions of Mr Average Jew Abe Goldstein and removes graphic material seen as caricatures. The church says the contentious section will be deleted in future editions and notes outreach to all groups.
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ST. Louis
UPI
American Jewish Committee
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Abe Goldstein
Jordan Harburger
AJC
West Central Area
Erwin Kolb
Lutheran Synod
Evangelism
Kolb
Synod
Dallas
A. James Rudin
Interreligious Affairs
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
The
Missouri Synod
The King and I at Towne and County Theater
Norwalk Tonight reports Towne and County Theater will present The King and I at 8 p.m. tonight. The family musical features live performances and a full staging by local theater groups, with tickets available at the box office.
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Towne and County Theater
King and I
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