Mayor Goodsite Faces Stalled Fifteen Thousand Salary
Lorain mayor Wayne Goodsite earns 15000 annually, below three appointed officers, with no raise until 1977 unless voters approve. A city commission study proposal was rejected. charter limits on elected salaries were highlighted, while inflation widens gaps with Finance and Service Directors earning over 16000. Goodsite, finishing his fourth year, is unopposed in the Republican primary.
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Wayne Goodsite
Clifton Cross
Commission
Donald Wise
Wise
Cross
Richard
Cunningham
Douglas Colvin
Lorain
Goodsite
Symington Ends Senate Run in 1976 Facing Health Loss
Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri, in office since 1952, says he will not seek re election in 1976 citing health and his wife s death four years ago as well as the need for a strong state Democratic Party leader He called his wife his political partner and said her loss affected his desire to continue. The story also notes remarks by Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz at a water conference warning farmers face rising water costs as a global food supply challenges grow.
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Stuart Symington
Dmo
Symington
Democratic Party
Senate
UPI
Washington
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
National Conference On Water
Sohio Tests Shale Oil Capacity for Military and Industry
Standard Oil of Ohio reports a 10 000 barrel shale oil test run to assess military automotive and industrial fuel potential. Gary Western Co of Gilsonite Colorado refined about 6000 barrels into seven fuels under tests by the armed services Coast Guard NASA and ERDA.
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Cleveland
UPS
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Gary Western Co
Gilsonite
Colo
Armed Services
Coast Guard
NASA
Energy Research and Development Administration
Secret Vietnam estimates undercounted enemy strength
The CIA and White House reportedly kept enemy troop figures in Vietnam 1967 lower than reality, with self defense forces added to inflate totals. Secret messages circulated among Westmoreland and Helms warned inflated figures could mislead press reporting.
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William Westmoreland
CIA
Richard Helms
St Paul Grad Drowns In Cave Run Lake
William Patrick Magnuson 21 a St Paul High School athlete and Morehead College student drowned when a canoe overturned on Cave Run Lake near Morehead Ky rescuers searched the scene Mao was a former St Paul letterman in football basketball and baseball and had been a junior majoring in radio television at Morehead College until the accident occurred
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Morehead, Ky
St. Paul
William Patrick Magnuson
Cave Run Lake
Morehead College
Magnuson
Edmund Magnuson
Morehead
Weather outlook and local civil notices
Weather reports show showers and thundershowers with windy conditions tonight and Thursday with 90 percent then 50 percent chances. Marriage licenses listed for four couples from Norwalk New London and Willard. Birth announced for a Milan baby. deaths noted for Miss Virginia McWane and infant Rachel Straight.
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Virginia McWane
Milan
Rachel Straight
William Straight
Supreme Court alimony vote and capital punishment poll note
Opinion Line records show readers split on capital punishment with 74.6 percent opposing and 25.6 percent supporting it and reference to a Georgia alimony denial. Calls to vote by phone are listed with numbers and a midnight deadline.
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Supreme Court
U.S
Quintuplets Born to Cinci Couple at General Hospital
Cincinnati couple Mr. and Mrs. Mark Levy welcomed quintuplets born four weeks early at University of Cincinnati General Hospital. The four girls and one boy weighed from 3 pounds 2 ounces to 4 pounds 13 ounces, all in the premature nursery with IV fluids. Doctors noted 72 hours as the critical period and discussed chances amid fertility drug use by Mrs. Levy.
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Sy Rick van Sant
Shade
General Hospital
University of Cincinnati
EHOVE Teachers at Impasse Name Panel Representatives
The EHOVE Teachers Association and EHOVE Joint Vocational School board remain at impasse. Ed Spezio of the Ohio Education Association will sit for the teachers panel, while Norwalk lawyer Michael Fegen represents the board. The group seeks higher pay, binding arbitration, formal evaluation, and a non renewal rule for non tenured staff.
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Milan
Ehove Teachers Association
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Ed Spezio
Spezio
Ohio Education Association
Norwalk
Michael Fegen
EHOVE
Huron County
Pioneer Joint Vocational School
Shelby
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Half-Way Inn
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Viock
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Calif
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International Committee of the Red Cross
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Parole Authority
Fidel Castro
Cuba
New Interagency Coordinating Committee For
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Church World Service
U.S. Catholic Conference
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St. Paul Grad
Kentucky
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Rowan County Rescue
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David A. Porter
New London
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Attica
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