Bowling Green raises student fees to 600 a year
In Bowling Green Ohio the board approved a $60 yearly fee hike at Bowling Green State University raising the maximum to $600 per student next summer. The measure aims to generate about $900000 annually as 600 students protested visitor policies in residence halls. At Massillon Ohio Robert Cummings named new head football coach succeeding Bob Seaman who left for an Akron University assistant post after a 50 16 4 Struthers mark.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
UPI
Wling Green State University
Board of Trustees
Massillon, Ohio
Massillon High School
Bob Seaman
Robert Cummings
Struthers High School
Seaman
Akron University
Worlds costliest garbage truck sits in space orbit
Apollo 9 astronauts describe leaving a three foot by one foot bag of garbage in lunar module as the craft reached a 4000 mile high earth orbit. McDivitt jokes he left Schweickart behind on purpose after engine firing.
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McDivitt
Russell L. Schweickart
McCarthy Urges Nixon Against Resuming North Vietnam Bombing
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota told reporters that the response to rocket attacks should target launch sites and not escalate the war. He argued a settlement requires a new government including the National Liberation Front.
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Minneapolis
NLF
National Liberation Front
Apollo 9 wives plan quiet day after tense flight
At Space Center Houston the wives of astronauts Jim McDivitt, David Scott, and Russell Schweickart planned a calm day following the most dangerous phase of the mission. Mrs. Pat McDivitt described the period as tense after five days in flight and a nearly sleepless night.
Ray expected to plead guilty in MLK assassination case
An unexpected hearing in Memphis on Monday fuels speculation that James Earl Ray may change his plea to guilty for the MLK assassination. Foreman, Ray's attorney, cites court order restricting comment while sources say the plea may seek a 99 year term to avoid potential electrocution. In Nottingham England, Kay Smith testifies Payne battered and strangled by hammer and belt, claiming fear of her husband.
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Memphis
Nottingham
England
UPI
Kay Smith
Gail Payne
Walter
Miss Smith
US to Open Direct Talks with Viet Cong for Peace
North Vietnamese officials state the United States must hold direct negotiations with the Viet Cong to reach any peace settlement in Vietnam. They say without such talks, peace cannot be achieved.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Vietnam
Weather outlook with snow flurries and cool temperatures
Cloudy today and tonight with light snow flurries this morning turning to intermittent snow this afternoon and tonight. New snow accumulations of two inches or more likely. Highs in the 30s, lows in the 20s. Tomorrow remains mostly cloudy with snow flurries and cooler highs in the 20s to 30s. Norwalk highs 36 and lows 21. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell Norwalk welcome daughter. DEATHS Robert D Stryker 83 of 200 W Main St.
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Norwalk
Rested Apollo 9 crew starts multispectral Earth study
Apollo 9 astronauts McDivitt Scott and Schweickart rested 10 hours then set up a new multispectral camera experiment to photograph Earth from orbit. The device uses four color filters to map crops forests and resources, aiding resource surveys and conservation.
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McDivitt
Scott
Schweickart
Peking Prepares For War Amid Soviet Chinese Clash
News wires report deepening Sino Soviet tensions after clashes at the Ussuri River border. Pravda and Radio Peking trade threats as millions nonviolently demonstrate. Soviet claims of Chinese atrocities and domestic upheaval escalate to warnings of possible war. Local civic notices follow with petitions filed for Willard Board of Education and Ridgefield Township Trustee.
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Edward J. Shields
Moscow
UPI
Peking
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Mao Tse - Tung
Radio Peking
Kremlin
Ussuri
Peking Radio
China
Mao
John F. Windnagle
Willard
Willard City
Clifford Wilhelm
Monroeville
Ridgefield Township
Huron County Board of Elections
Wilhelm
Nixon weighs ABM decision at Key Biscayne
President Nixon reviewed pro and con position papers on the antiballistic missile Sentinel project at Key Biscayne Florida. He said no decision yet and plans to announce his stance early next week likely on Tuesday.
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Key Biscayne , Fla
Upi
Nixon
White House
Washington
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
Senate
Mike Mansfield
John Erlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Dwight Chapin
Central Intelligence Agency
Dudley White Buys Paper In Michigan
Dudley A. White head of Reflector Herald Inc reports purchase of Grand Haven Tribune Michigan. Robert E. Pifer named new publisher. Pifer formerly Sandusky Register advertising director and business manager. Grand Haven near Lake Michigan with 20,000 population. Tribune circulation about 7600 evenings.
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Dudley A. White
Reflector Herald, Inc
Grand Haven Tribune
Grand Haven
Mich
Robert E. Pifer
Sandusky Register
Michigan Daily
Kingsport
Tennessee
Reflector
Herman Schaafsma
the Tribune
Schaafsma
The
White
Almon
Watson McCall
Tribune
Pifer
Sandusky
Ohio University
Lake Michigan
Grand Rapids
Inland Daily Press Association
Man Cleared Of Murder After 30 Years In Prison
Oklahoma City UPI report says Paul Goodwin, 52, was released from the McAlester state penitentiary after 30 years wrongly spent serving a murder sentence. Judge Luther Bohanon ordered release citing innocence in the 1936 killing of Seminole police officer Chris Whitson.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Paul Goodwin
Goodwin
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McAlester
U.S
Luther Bohan
Bohanon
Chris Whitson
Okla
No Action On Voting in New London
New London Council voted unanimously on Feb 18 to seek voter registration but has not yet sent the formal request to the Huron County Board of Elections. Registration rules in Ohio hinge on population, and the board will decide whether to establish registration in New London alone or county wide after receiving the request. Marine Sgt Howard J Johnson of West Point Ky is pictured with a captured enemy flag four miles west of Da Nang.
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New London Council
Huron County Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Ohio
New London
Victor
Sgt
Howard J. Johnson
West Point
da Nang
South Vietnam
Johnson
UPI
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