Cleveland Judge Grants 24 Hour Stay In Yablonski Case
Common Pleas Court Judge Leo Spellacy granted a 24 hour stay of extradition for Claude E. Vealey 26 of Cleveland after defense attorney Elmer Giuliani sought time to appeal in the county court of appeals over whether Vealey received a speedy federal trial prior to extradition Governor Rhodes signed the extradition papers earlier.
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Cleveland
UPI
Common Pleas Court
Leo M. Spellacy
Yablonski
Pennsylvania
James A. Rhodes
Claude E. Vealey
Attoney
Elmer Giuliani
County Court of Appeals
Vealey
Rhodes Calls Fed Plan Fragmented Causing Pollution Delay
Gov James A Rhodes said Ohio would advance in fighting air pollution if the federal government streamlined its operation and stopped a piecemeal approach He noted that the current plan requires each state to conduct multiple public hearings for each region delaying implementation.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Huey P. Newton Freed on Bail at Alameda Courthouse
Huey P. Newton walked out of the Alameda County courthouse on 50 000 cash bail after two years in prison. He climbed a car and shouted right on to cheering supporters while fans cried Huey’s free in Oaklawn California. The scene drew hundreds as the Black Panther Party leader greeted the crowd. Cleveland Census figures show the city’s population fell to 739 226 over the past decade a loss of 137 000.
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Oaklant
Calif
UPI
Huey P. Newton
Alameda County
Black Panther Party
Huey
Cleveland
U.S. Census Bureau
Zenobia
Wolfe
Cas Trucking Company
Wakeman
Lorain
Joyce
H.D. Erlenbach
Highway Patrol
Deaf mute man jailed for drug violation freed after police testimony questioned
New York report says Maximo Julia, 22, was jailed six months ago on a drug charge based on police testimony about a conversation. He was released after authorities learned he is deaf and can only make guttural sounds. Brooklyn DA Gold pledged a grand jury inquiry. In Ohio, citizens oppose United Telephone Co rate hike, arguing service does not justify higher charges. The firm seeks to raise residential rates from 2.15 to 2.95 while current rates range 5.25 to 8.00.
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New York
UPI
Maximo Julia
Julia
Brooklyn
Eugene Gold
Columbus
United Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission
United Telephone
Mansfield
Northern Ireland unrest and British troop actions reported
British troops fired on demonstrators in Londonderry and used gas as riots continued for a seventh night. Explosions shook Belfast and Armagh. nine people were arrested in Londonderry. Meanwhile the Defense Department said 39,000 Army draftees will be called in the final four months of 1970, total 163,500 for the year, reflecting Vietnam pullout progress.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Londonderry
Armagh
Washington
Defense Department
Army
States urge Supreme Court to force auto makers on clean crash tech
Washington report says Ohio joined 14 other states in asking the Supreme Court to require the four major automakers to start a crash program to develop superior pollution control devices. The move seeks faster adoption of cleaner exhaust and emissions technologies nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
Supreme Court
Pleasant Norwalk Weather With Mild Forecast
Mostly sunny today and Friday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and lows in the upper 50s. Saturday looks fair and warm with near zero precipitation. Wind shifts from light to southeast 5-10 mph Friday. Norwalk high 76 low 51. Moon and sunrise times listed. several local life events noted. Marriage license for David J. Van Laar and Kathy A. Jacobs. Births reported in Norwalk and nearby towns. Death of Bertha Stricklin, 68, Greenwich.
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Norwalk
Hiroshima Remembers Atomic Day at Peace Memorial Park
Hiroshima marked the 25th anniversary of the atomic bomb with a service at Peace Memorial Park attended by over 20 000 people. Visitors observed 8 15 am moment of silence as officials read prayers and a list of new A bomb survivor deaths was added, including John Alan Long.
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Peace Memorial Park
Nagasaki
Japan
Hiroshima
Peace Park
United States
John Alan Long
Kennedy and Shrivers in Juvenile Drug Case
Robert F Kennedy Jr and Robert Sargent Shriver III appeared in Juvenile Court in Barnstable Massachusetts on marijuana possession and conspiracy charges tied to an incident near Hyannis Port on July 10. Family members attended quietly as hearings proceeded in private.
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Barnstable
Mass
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Robert Sargent Shriver III
France
Kennedys
Shrivers
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy Boy
Robert Clark Jr
Brockton
Robert Sargent Shriver Jr
U.S
Eunice Kennedy
Drug Education Planned for Huron County Schools
The Huron County Guidance Center and Norwalk Christian Businessmen's Association plan a drug education program for next school year. Activities include a 10 school week Oct assembly led by Larry Smith and a week long Norwalk Theatre film series Way Out with former addicts. The program aims to educate students, parents and teachers and uses ticket sales to finance screenings.
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Huron County Guidance Center
Norwalk Christian Businessmen’s Association
Larry Smith
the Guidance Center
Norwalk
Claudio Rabello
Guidance Center
Rabello
EHOVE
Edison High
Milan
St. Paul's Catholic
St. Paul's Catholic High School
Lima Woman Shot Flares Violence Across City
National Guardsmen and deputies from 12 counties patrolled Lima after the fatal shooting of Christine Ricks by Patrolman Ted Boop sparked sniping and arson. A curfew, gasoline sales ban, and weapons ban were enacted as 350 guardsmen arrived and police pursued arrests.
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Lima
Ohio
UPI
Southside
James A. Rhodes
Christian Morris
Christine Ricks
Ted Boop
Erie-Lackawana
Fourth Street
Miss Ricks
Boop
Glenn Pierce
Pierce
William Davenport
Grant for Migrant Clinic Set in Huron County
The Huron County Board of Health announced an eight month migrant clinic funded by 10361 from the Migrant Health Service. Staff hires include Martha Brown nurse Eva Garcia aide and Martha Waters clerk with salaries set. Dr. Linn named project director and purchasing agent with monthly expense reports to the board.
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Huron County Board of Health
George Linn
Migrant Health Service
Martha Brown
Martha Waters
Eva Garcia
Linn
Dr. Linn
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Eisaku Sato
Dorn Wolfe
Kennedy
Nantucket Sound
Shriver
Butler Road
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Francis Nestor
State Highway Patrol
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Allen County
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