Rampage in Muskegon Nets 28 Arrests After Dance Fallout
About 1,000 young African Americans rioted after a downtown Muskegon dance, throwing rocks and looting three jewelry stores. Police with state troops and county deputies restored order. three people were injured and 28 arrests were made though others were released.
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House panel backs bill to end five week airline strike
The House Commerce Committee approved a measure to end the five week airline walkout amid doubts it will pass the Senate version. Chairman Harley O. Staggers warned of chaos if the bill reaches the floor next week as pressure grows to halt the strike.
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Washington
Weather and couples seek marriages in Norwalk area
Increasing cloudiness with a high around 76 to 82 and showers tonight. Warmer tonight with little temperature change Sunday. Sunrise 5 34 a m Sunset 7 38 p m High Friday 71 Low Friday 52. Marriage license applications listed for Lenz Clark Reitzel Higgins Harmon Cummings Baxter. Births include Garnes Hanke Bauer Brown Gibson Bruner Bores. Deaths note Joseph M Brumby aged 55 Kipton.
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James Clifford Lenz
Norwalk
Margaret Ann Clark
Michael Lynn Reitzel
U.S. Navy
Joyce Lee Higgins
Roger D. Harmon
Willard
Sandra Sparkman
Gilbert Garnes
Collins
Norman Hanke
Wakeman
Howard Bauer
Cleveland Brown
Shiloh
Chester Gibson
David Bruner
Willard Bores
Corwin Ave
Ohio faces critical teacher shortage statewide
At an emergency meeting 20 district superintendents warned Ohio must fill 1,500 to 2,900 teaching posts by fall. State leaders consider issuing temporary certificates and lowering standards while vocational and industrial arts positions prove hardest to fill. Rural districts report steep resignations as rivals in Michigan Indiana and Appalachian states lure qualified teachers with higher pay.
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Martin W. Essex
Harold Bowers
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Crooksville
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Essex
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Indiana
Buckeye
West Virginia
Kentucky
Two to three building plan eyed for Bowling Green campus
The Bowling Green University tri county campus building committee rejected three preliminary single-building schemes and wavered on a fourth Scheme D proposing three or four structures. Members weighed cost and finance with two structures favored by Henry Whitcomb of the Ohio Board of Regents, noting strong local contributions.
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Tri-County
Bowling Green University
Area
Wisnapuu and Gaede
Cleveland
Holiday Inn
Theodore Wakefield
Henry Whitcomb
The
Ohio Board
Costliest Week In Vietnam War Sees 13 U.S. Planes Lost
North Viet Nam antiaircraft defenses down two more U.S. jets raising weekly losses to 13 as 121 missions target radar sites oil depots and supply lines. An RF101 Voodoo and an F105 were listed missing or downed near Hanoi, with Hanoi radio claiming further jets shot down in Bac Thai Lang Son and Yen Bai.
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Viet Nam
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Dream Plan Outlined for Bowling Green University Campus
Dr. Kenneth McFall of Bowling Green State University presented a preliminary tri county campus plan drawn by Visnapuu Gaede Architects. The scheme features a peanut shaped ring road surrounding most buildings, parking outside, three entrances from Bogart Rye Beach and Boss Roads, and a central landmark concourse area with four major walkways converging. Feasibility for 1980 remains uncertain.
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Kenneth McFall
Bowling Green State University
Tri-County
Bowling Green University
McFall
Visnapuu & Gaede
Area Building Committee
Bogart
Rye Beach
Boss Roads
Sisson Named Norwalk Police Captain
George Sisson promoted to Norwalk police captain to fill the vacancy from Orin Doane retirement. Appointment comes from the Civil Service eligibility list and is effective Tuesday. Doane returns Monday from vacation. Sisson resides at 51 State Street. Richard Mahaffey, recently named as a special policeman, receives a regular appointment.
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George Sisson
Norwalk
Orin Doane
Sisson
Civil Service Examination
Board of Control
Doane
State St
Richard Mahaffey
Norwalk Man Pinned Under Car In Route 61 Crash
A Norwalk man, 21, is in fair condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after being pinned under a car in a Route 61 crash northeast of Norwalk at 3 10 this morning. The driver, Thomas Shaffoe, 20, Whittlesey Avenue, sustained a shoulder injury and was cited for not keeping to the right. A passenger Earl Stoltz, 21, Chat ham Street, sustained leg burns from the exhaust.
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Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Earl Stoltz
Chatham St
Thomas Shaffoe
Whittlesey Ave
Durham
Willard
Route
Reed
Lee Black
Gahanna
Bullhead Road
Route 298
William White
Newmyer
Earl Soper
Wakeman
Two New Levies Filed for November Ballot in Huron County
The EHOVE Joint Vocational School seeks 1.25 mills for operating expenses for five years, alongside a 0.7 mill bond for building and site purchases. North Fairfield village files 1.6 mills for current expenses, up for five year renewal starting in 1966.
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Board of Elections
Khove Joint Vocational School
North Fairfield
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