Soviet Study Says No War Worth West For Now
The Royal Institute of International Affairs reports Moscow would use force only to enable global policy while limiting Western action and has not faced any issue worth war. In Cleveland, 24 M 109 self propelled howitzers from a U S Israeli arms deal were loaded on the Etros under heavy security, valued at about 3.4 million dollars.
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Lantern says OSU reporter carried weapons past campus guards
The Lantern reports a student reporter brought model bombs sub machine guns and pistols onto Ohio State University campus past guards guarding entrances since May disturbances. Guards hired at four dollars an hour after reopening. President Nixon proposed creating two new federal agencies EPA and NOAA to control pollution and study oceans and atmosphere.
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Cleveland blackout traced to line surge at substation
A Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co outage blamed on a line whiplash cut power to about 50 000 residents from 10 p m to midnight. Surge caused a small fire at the generating plant with no damage estimate given.
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July 9 1970 Weather and Local Notices Norwalk
Weather report for Norwalk shows variable clouds mild with a 30 percent shower chance, highs upper 70s to low 80s. Tonight clear with lows around 60, Friday near 85. Births list three area families a girl each and deaths include Ervin Fleming and Mary Roasberry.
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ICC Officials Warned Penn Central Safe Yet in Cash Crunch
Federal regulators told a Senate panel that Penn Central appeared financially strong eight months before its bankruptcy. ICC chairs and analysts said indications of trouble surfaced last fall while they prepared a 90 day report and reviewed 225 related firms.
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Penn Central Board
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Parakeet Mikey Smith Appears On Cleveland TV
Norwalk parakeet Mikey Smith 10, owned by Stephanie Smith, went on Channel 5 to appear on Romper Room. Officials say he spoke on air and hinted at college admissions, drawing praise from Firelands Campus director Dr. James McBride who invited the bird to apply.
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Bowling Green State University
Michael Miller Smith
Mikey Smith
Stephanie Smith
Miss Smith
Maude Smith
Norwood
Cleveland
Channel 5
James McBride
Norwalk
McBride
Churchill grandson plans London wedding to Elizabeth Martin
Julian Sandys aged 33, grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, will marry Elizabeth Martin. Sandys is the son of Conservative MP Duncan Sandys and the late Diana Churchill, according to a family spokesman.
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Missing General and 6 Aides In Vietnam Helicopter Crash
U S forces search for Maj Gen George W Casey and six subordinates after a helicopter crash in South Vietnam. Casey and crew listed missing. 61 American servicemen died last week in Indochina, the lowest weekly toll in over three years. Ground actions report a North Vietnamese unit destroyed near Khe Sanh with 139 guerrillas killed.
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Indochina
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South Vietnam
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Mass
Phuoc Vinh
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EHOVE Votes $1 Million Budget For 1971
EHOVE Board approves a 1 040 000 budget for 1971 up 38 000 from 1970. Major rises occur in auxiliary agencies including retirement funds to 129 700. Instruction funds total 692 800 and plant operation 137 500. Bellevue expects 56 000 next year for the building fund as students begin 1972.
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Ehove Board of Education
Creighton Christ
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Connally Allegedly Backed Nixon in 1968 Campaign
In Jules Witcover’s The Resurrection of Richard Nixon the report claims former Texas governor John B. Connally secretly aided Nixon’s 1968 bid while hoping for a defense secretary post. Connally denied backing Nixon and said he supported Humphrey. The book says Connally helped Nixon win Texas by aligning with oilmen and fundraising networks, potentially altering the election outcome.
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Tex
UPI
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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STRS audit shows $256000 unpaid or uncollectible claims
A state audit of the Teachers Retirement System reports $256,153 owed, with $114,193 in unpaid dividends from 27 corporations and $28,015 overdue dividends. It notes $332,685 in 1968 69 obligations late or unpaid, plus $17,500 interest on Treasury notes and $63,453 Hartzler Mortgage overcharge.
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UPI
State Teachers Retirement System
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U.S. Treasury
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Paul W. Brown
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