Senate OKs $1 billion for Alaska native land claims
The Senate approved by 76 to 8 a bill to provide $1 billion cash to Alaska's Indians Eskimo and Aleuts as a final settlement of U S land claims. Interior Secretary Walter Hickel called it a great victory and urged House action on a matching bill.
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Alaska
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Interior Committee
Warden Denies Cruelty Allegations at Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Penitentiary Warden Harold Cardwell says a few guards were fired for unnecessary force while denying Senator Young's charges of sickening brutality. Young claimed mass guard brutality in a Senate speech regarding the 135 year old prison. Cardwell called the allegations preposterous.
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Reward Offer Prompts Kidnapping Suspect Surrender Talk
A $16,500 reward is offered by Laurie Murninghan’s father for her safe return after a kidnaping at a Lansing gift shop. He says the reward could aid the kidnapper’s defense or rehab if he turns himself in. Laurie is a 16 year old missing since the incident.
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Laurie
Lansing
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Tires blamed in crash near Allentown
National road safety official cites bald rear tires as a possible factor in a chartered bus crash near Allentown. Seven children were killed and 52 injured as authorities conduct an intensive investigation. Anthony Schmeig of the National Transportation Safety Board noted the bald tires during examination.
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UPI
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Anthony Schmeig
Highway Safety Division
National Transportation and Safety Board
Panel Urges More Funds for College Towns in Ohio
A Kent State University subcommittee hearing on campus unrest urged more state money for communities hosting colleges and favored greater use of the Highway Patrol during riots. Twenty six witnesses described break ins at Willard American Legion and a Lyme Township home, with loot including coins liquor and money totaling about 1200 dollars, while security concerns and financing dominated talks. The panel plans to report findings to the full committee next month.
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Gottfried Signs But Raps Board In Norwalk
St Paul football coach Mike Gottfried revealed he signed his 1970 contract but would not confirm mid year departure. He blasted the school board over Bob Runyon’s non rehiring and defended the program amid criticism of sports emphasis.
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St. Paul
Mike Gottfried
Norwalk
Gottfried
St. Paul’s
Bob Runyon
Xavier University
Runyon
A.P. Sheehan
Thomas Brown
Xavier
Ohio
Firelands
Weather Outlook Norwalk Bright and Warm Into Weekend
Sunny and cooler today with highs upper 70s to low 80s and low humidity. Tonight clear and mild with lows 55 to 60. Friday will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the 80s. Saturday outlook partly cloudy with a chance of showers and little temperature change. Norwalk high 90 and low 61 reported. Wind shifts from west-northwest today to southwest tonight then southerly Friday. Precipitation near zero today and tonight, 10 percent Friday. Humidity 71 percent at 7 am, 52 at 1 pm, 62 at 7 pm. Sunrise 6:07 am Sunset 8:59 pm. Moonrise 7:35 pm Moonset 3:21 am.
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Norwalk
Rhodes plans study of Ohio Canada bridge across Lake Erie
Governor Rhodes unveils a special commission to study a Ohio Ontario Lake Erie bridge. A Cleveland firm’s preliminary study claims enormous economic benefits, creating up to 150000 jobs and a vast industrial complex linking Ohio with Ontario.
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James A. Rhodes
Lake Erie
Ohio
Ontario
Canada
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Sandusky
Point Pelee
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Erie Beach
Royal Siblings Arrive for White House Welcome in Washington
Prince Charles and Princess Anne visit the United States with a reception at the White House staged by President Nixon. The itinerary includes a Camp David escape with outdoor activities and a nighttime tour of monuments ending with a presidential reception and a 4:15 p.m. South Portico greeting.
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Princess Anne
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Winnipeg
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UPI
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Eisenhower
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Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Stolen 1965 Red Pontiac GTO From George Manyak Lot
A 1965 red Pontiac GTO two door hardtop was stolen from the George Manyak Ford used car lot on Monroe Street after a window was broken and the car started without a key. Police received the report shortly after 9 this morning. The car had about a quarter tank of gas and no license plates. George Manyak said the car was on the lot since about 4 p.m. Wednesday and theft likely occurred between midnight and 5 a.m. It was described as red with red bucket seats and a floor shift lever. Glass lay on the ground where parked.
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George Manyak
Monroe Street
Norwalk Choosy This Year In Teacher Hiring
Norwalk superintendent Albion V. Gotaas says the district will hire only teachers with degrees this year as more applicants compete for positions. The state notes a surplus of temporary certificates and fewer emergency requests while vacancies exist in special education and junior and senior high schools.
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Albion V. Gotaas
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State Department of Education
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