Supreme Court weighs open housing voter approval rule
The Supreme Court ruled that local open housing ordinances may require voter approval, striking down Akron Ohio amendments as unconstitutional. In related news Wilberforce University suspended classes for three days while an arbitrator addresses student grievances and Central State University faced an arson investigation by the state Fire Marshal.
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Supreme Court
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Yeas
Wilberforce, Ohio
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Five Day Forecast and Saigon Inauguration Attacks
United Press International reports Ohio five day temperatures to run a bit below normal with highs from the upper 20s to upper 30s and teens to low 20s at night. In Saigon Communist forces launched assaults on U S forces near the capital and a raid on Ban Me Thout. Six Americans were killed and 17 wounded as U S artillery drove back the guerrillas. In Ban Me Thuot a raid on the government radio station prompted a hour long defense by South Vietnamese militia resulting in one guerrilla death.
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Ohio
Saigon
APS
Nixon
U.S
Ban Me Thout
Richard M. Nixon
Ban Me Thuot
Here
Hickel Approved as Interior Secretary by Senate Panel
The Senate Interior Committee voted 14 to 3 to recommend Walter J. Hickel for secretary of interior in the Nixon administration. Chairman Henry M. Jackson announced the panel's closed session decision with dissent from Gaylord Nelson Frank Moss and George McGovern.
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UPI
Senate Interior Committee
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Frank E. Moss
D-Yah
George McGovern
D-S.d
Hickel
Teenage couple missing as air search fails in Ohio
In Wilmington Ohio Civil Air Patrol planes and Clinton County investigators failed to find clues in the disappearance of 18 year old Mike Riley son of a juvenile judge and 18 year old Anne Swain daughter of a common pleas judge. They were last seen Friday night saying they would go to a restaurant for a snack.
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Clinton County
Common Pleas
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Wilmington College
Anne Swain
Wilmington High School
Navy court probes Pueblo loss voices Bucher
Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher, first Pueblo captain, testifies at a five admiral court of inquiry in Coronado to explain how and why the United States Navy lost the USS Pueblo to North Korea. He is among the first witnesses as hearings begin and are expected to last about three weeks. Bucher grew up in three Nebraska orphanages and was commissioned in 1953.
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UPI
Lloyd M. Bucher
United States Navy
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North Korea
Bucher
Pueblo
Boystown
Neb
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Light Rain Possible
Cloudy, little temperature change today with highs in the mid 30s. Tonight and Tuesday warmer with a chance of light rain or drizzle. lows in the low 30s and highs near 40. Wednesday cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers. northeast to east winds 10 to 15 mph today and east to southeast 10 to 20 mph tonight. Norwalk Sunday high 34, low 21. Births and deaths noted in Milan and North Fairfield.
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Nixon Inaugural Call for Peace and Unity Across Nations
President Nixon pledges to devote energy to the cause of peace among nations and to healing American divisions. He urges Americans to stop shouting, pursue equal rights, and seek open global cooperation while avoiding Vietnam references. Security tightens as 3,000 police and 10,000 troops guard the inauguration and parade.
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Louis Cassels
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New U S Team Takes Over In Paris
A new American negotiating team led by Henry Cabot Lodge heads to Paris to pursue a Vietnam peace settlement with early de escalation and full withdrawal of U S and North Vietnamese forces from the south. Washington aims to open full talks with North Vietnam Viet Cong South Vietnam and the United States.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Indonesia
Marshall Green
Harriman
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Three candidates file for Norwalk City Council seats
Domenic Coletta of Townsend filed as the third candidate for Norwalk City Council. Republican Coletta chaired the charter draft commission defeated in November. Independent Herman McCreary filed for First Ward, Republican David H. Becker for Second Ward.
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Townsend
Coletta
Herman McCreary
David H. Becker
Police To Question Woman In Double Child Death
Cuyahoga Falls Ohio police plan to question Sandra Talbert 24 wife of an Akron fireman after she allegedly stabbed herself and her two young daughters died in their beds Saturday. Authorities consider overdose sleeping pills or possible strangulation as causes while lab tests proceed.
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UPI
Akron
Sandra Talbert
St. Thomas Hospital
James
Anita Jo
Stacy Lynette
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