Attorney Kunstler Defends Chicago Seven at UCSB Talk
Attorney William Kunstler who defended the Chicago Seven speaks to about 2,000 students at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He holds a Chicago newspaper and says the paper accused him of an act he did not commit, as he had not left Chicago when the issue hit the streets. Nancy Rubin, wife of a defendant, joins the talk.
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William Kunstler
Chicago Seven
Chicago
University of California At
First Lady Nixon Defends Campus Tour Confidence
Mrs Richard Nixon says she fears no student protests during a five day volunteer tour in Michigan Ohio Kentucky Colorado and Missouri She aims to recognize student volunteer programs and plans off campus stops including sorority houses and school buildings on the trip which starts Monday.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Colorado
Missouri
Rhodes announces Ohio airport development grants
Gov. James A. Rhodes said Ohio will offer counties grants up to 50000 dollars for airport development and improvement. A total of 4 million dollars from a bond issue is set aside for airports as the first phase nears completion with 64 new airports built since 1965.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio
Nixon Pompidou talks show cordial tone despite gaps on Middle East
Washington and Paris end talks in an amiable mood while remaining far apart on key issues notably the Middle East. Diplomats value the improved atmosphere that aids problem solving even as each side notes differences on several topics.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Middle East
Paris
Embryologist sees paid host mothers for test tube babies
Dr. Jack Cohen of the University of Birmingham proposed using paid host mothers to carry babies created from eggs of infertile women. He noted animal tests were successful and a Edinburgh study could bring human use within a year.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
Jack Cohen
University of Birmingham
Gray Skies Bring Windy Snow Risk Into Weekend
Weather outlook shows cloudy windy conditions with light snow possible tonight and Friday. Norwalk highs near 24, low 7, precip around .03 with 10 to 50 percent chances. winds shift from south to west as temperatures stay in the 20s. In local notices, Mr and Mrs Rickie Mullins of Willard welcome a son.
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Norwalk
Coach Gottfried Faces Decision On Xavier Assistant Post
St Pauls High School football coach Mike Gottfried remains undecided about accepting an assistant coaching job at Xavier University Cincinnati He declined to confirm or deny contact with Xavier and said a decision may come in a day or two Students voiced uncertainty about his departure.
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St. Paul's
Mike Gottfried
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Gottfried
Xavier
Dick Seler
O'Brien declines Humphrey call for Democratic chair
Lawrence F. O'Brien rejected Hubert Humphrey's bid to become Democratic national chairman again citing lack of clear consensus among party leaders. Harris resigns as chair effective March 5 amid debt and 1968 defeat challenges facing the party.
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Washington
UPI
Lawrence F. O’brien
Hubert H. Humphrey
O'Brien
Humphrey
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Harris
National Committee
O’brien
New York
Democratic Party
Norwalk residents seek million dollar community center plan
About 75 Norwalk residents at City Hall weighed options for an outdoor pool area. Mayor Harold Finch outlined three proposals including a bubble over the pool, an indoor pool, or a city run community center with YMCA affiliation. The group backed pursuing a community center with federal funding considerations discussed. William Ommert of the Norwalk Jaycees pledged to raise one million dollars.
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Norwalk
Harold Finch
Finch
Jim Ewell
YMCA
William V
Ommert
Harold Woodward
Woodward
Huron County
John Borgia
Park and Recreation Department
Michael Tuttamore
Tuttamore Pools
Bellevue
Tuttamore
St. Mary's Street
Tullamore
Shadle
Robert Bowers
Bowers Filtrations Systems
Cleveland
Monro Street
Don Blosser
Renna
Mount Vernon
Norwalk High School
Rri-Hi-Y
Elks, Lions
Eagles American Legion
BPW
Norwalk Boosters
Health Board Denies River Contamination Over Odor in Monroeville Water
The Huron County Board of Health rejected claims that the Monroeville water odor and taste stem from the nearby landfill despite a lagoon break last weekend. Deputy Clarence Ellett criticized officials for assuming river contamination without evidence, noting no direct discharge and urging expert consultation. An EPA tour of the landfill is planned, with local officials watching for further developments.
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Huron County Board of Health
Huron County
Monroeville
Clarence Ellett
Monroeville Board of Public Affairs
Roscoe Oetzel
Huron River
Ellett
Oetzel
Myron Gerber
EPA
Gerber
Health Department
Huron
Gerald Burwell
Pioneer Rubber Co
Willard
Fred Monroe
Failed Deputies Discover Plot To Escape Jail
Huron County Sheriff deputies, acting on a tip, found a hacksaw blade hidden in toothpaste and a razor blade attached to a bunk with a magnet at the Huron County Jail. Ten inmates were housed there. one questioned. The sheriff said they plan checks downstairs.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Borgia
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Louie B. Nunn
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National Portrait Gallery
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