Santa Barbara to fine oil firms for wildlife kills
Santa Barbara Harbor Commission seeks an ordinance fining oil companies up to 10000 dollars for each bird or fish killed by oil pollution. The measure was sent to the City Council on Friday for consideration. In Kansas City Truman shows quick recovery from flu remaining on soft diet in private room at Research Hospital. Official update due at 11 a.m. EST. He rests comfortably with a nurse present.
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Civil liberties official cites firing of black teachers over integration
Boyd Bosma of the NEA says southern districts cutting federal funds for integration are firing black teachers. He claims legal safeguards are airtight and notes some teachers have continued to report to school without pay, while funds are withheld to pressure compliance.
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Apollo 9 Countdown Underway For Orbital Test Flight
The countdown began at 5 a.m. EST for the Apollo 9 launch next Friday. Astronauts James McDivitt David Scott and Russell Schweickart prepare to test the command ship and the lunar landing craft in Earth orbit.
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Oxford College Police Reduced As Officers Call In Sick
Oxford Ohio United Press international reports that Butler County college town police force dropped to one officer plus volunteers after seven patrolmen called in sick. Chief Joseph Statum said only he, with mayor, village manager, and councilmen, remains active. Protest appears tied to pay raise dispute. council granted a raise lower than officers sought.
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Birth Control Pill For Dogs Soon On British Market
UPI reports Britain will launch dog birth control pills next month. Developed by a British pharmaceutical firm, the pill targets dogs and other pets and will be sold only through veterinarians.
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Berliners offered wall opening for Easter holidays
West Berlin's Communist party offered to open the Berlin Wall for Easter if West Germany cancels a scheduled city election next month. The offer was announced by the East German ruling party as a political maneuver in the divided city.
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Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies And Cooler Weekend
Increasing cloudiness and not quite as warm away from Lake Erie. Highs in the lower 40s with lows in the lower 30s. Sunday brings more clouds and a chance of light snow, little temperature change. Brittle winds from the east today and tonight, shifting northeast Sunday. Also notes Norwalk highs 42 Friday and a birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Plue Berlin Heights.
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Erie Air Service front-runner for Norwalk airport lease
Erie Air Service of Sandusky is the leading bidder for a 25 year lease of the City of Norwalk Huron County Airport. The authority would take 5 percent of gross income after five years, with no cash upfront, and the operator would manage flights, fuel sales, and a potential flight school.
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Nixon Faces French Squeeze Ahead of European Trip
President Nixon confronts uncertain relations with France as he prepares for his first Europe trip. De Gaulle proposes a four power directorate excluding the United States, stirring NATO concerns ahead of visits to Belgium Britain Germany Italy and France. Nixon plans speeches and a Siemens Berlin factory event with a 206-person party and 188 media staff aboard Air Force One.
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Sneakiest Trick Denounces Army After Son Taken
Robert R. Hinkle denounces the Army after his 21 year old son from Scappoose Oregon was drafted and taken to Ft Dix for special remedial training in reading and writing. An Army hospital rest and exam followed before a move to Germany. The case followed a Portland court ruling that lacked jurisdiction and no charges were filed for AWOL.
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Tobacco Man Attacks Anti Cigarette Ads In TV Radio
Philip Morris executive John Landry accuses anti smoking spots of false claims. He argues for government supervision equal to other cigarette ads.
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Teacher Slugged and Student Suspended at EHOVE
An 18 year old EHOVE student from Vermilion, Dennis Tansey, was expelled after allegedly hitting a teacher, and is awaiting a hearing in Erie County Court. He was released on 200 dollar bond as 19 students were suspended for a beer party incident. Vermilion police cited all 19 into juvenile court.
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Farmer to Appeal Sentences in Check Fraud Case
Tom L. Creachbaum, a Circleville farmer and sportsman, appeals his sentences after being convicted in a bad checks scheme totaling a substantial sum. Attorneys argue for review of fines and imprisonment.
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Malcolm X remembrance at Black Power conference rally
The International Black Power Conference honored Malcolm X and recalled the 1965 attack when three men leaped the stage and shot him. Three Black Muslims were later convicted and face appellate actions after a case involving over $1 million.
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