Bus Crash at Unprotected Crossing Kills Three Teens
An 83-car Penn Central freight train struck a Rockland County school bus carrying 49 students near Nyack. Three boys, James McGuiness 17 Robert Mauterer 15 and Richard Macaule 18 of Valley Cottage, died. Dozens injured with 8 in critical condition. Police probe whether bus failed to stop as required.
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Patty
Penn Central
New York City
Nyack Hospital
George Finley
Charles Carpenter
Carpenter
Joseph Larkin
Stony Point
N.Y
Finley
Rockland County Grand Jury
New York
Rockland Bus Lines, Inc
Congers
Gilcrest Road
Kings Highway
Gilcrest Crossing
James McGuiness
Robert Mauterer
Richard Macaule
Valley Cottage
National Transportation Safety Board
Smoked Flower Science Fair Shows Pollution Effects
Tamara Yingling of Norwalk eighth grade tested air pollution on Begonias by exposing plants to different smoke types in plastic bags. Forty two students earned superior ratings at the Huron County science fair and advance to Heidelberg College for district judging. Ellen Woodward of Norwalk High School also earned with a scoliosis project featuring X rays and a back support.
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Richard Yingling
Norwalk
Tamara
Tamara Yingling
Huron County
Norwalk Junior High School
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Ellen Woodward
Norwalk High School
Ellen
Harold Woodward
S. Linwood Ave
Norwalk Weather And Local Life Notices
Mostly sunny today with a high in the upper 30s. Tonight partly cloudy with lows in the 20s. Sunday mostly sunny with a high in the upper 30s. 10 percent precip today, near zero tonight and Sunday. Winds NW to NE 5 to 10 mph, then light and variable. Births in New London a boy to Mr and Mrs Paul E O Reilly. Marriage license applications listed for several couples. Deaths noted for Vernie Starkey and Sherman F Burns.
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Norwalk
Paul E. O'Reilly
New London
Good Samaritan Hospital
Marcher in Ft Hospital Admits to Abdominal Pain
Five Pontiac women in the National Action Group marching to Washington faced a setback as Ardith Hineman 45 mother of seven was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk with abdominal pains. She will undergo tests and may rejoin the march depending on her doctor. The group planned a Wellington rally and balloon release ahead of Akron event.
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Pontiac, Mich
National Action
Washington
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ardith Hineman
Norwalk
Farm Boy Riley Unruffled By Digester Controversy
Leon Riley president of Leon Riley Excavating Co. faces protests from townships county city and residents over a digester burning liquid industrial wastes on a 42 acre site near U S 250. He remains calm citing hard knocks education and a path to success. His son Tim a civil engineering student at Ohio State may join the family business.
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Janet Conway
Leon Riley
Riley
School of Hard Knocks
Milan
Norwalk
Bernard Riley
Old State Road
Paul
North Fairfield
Tim
Ohio State University
Riley Moves to Dismiss Norwalk Digester Case
Leon Riley seeks dismissal of a suit filed to halt a liquid digester installation on his U S 250 property. The Norwalk Township Trustees city of Norwalk and Huron County Board of Health argue the digester poses a pollution hazard and seek an injunction. The judge will rule after counsel returns from vacation.
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Leon Riley
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Norwalk Township Trustees
Michael R. Fegen
Board of Trustees
Vetter
Ronald H. Freeman
Trustees
City of
Norwalk
Huron County Board of Health
Riley
U.S. 250
Volunteers Sought to Help Paralyzed Jackie Slanczka
Jackie Slanczka who has been paralyzed since a car wreck is staying with her sister Mrs. Howard Foreman. Volunteers are needed as several helpers have quit or taken jobs. Debbie Thompson reports Jackie is more relaxed and movement is improving. Thompson and others meet at the Foreman home with nurses and lessons at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Volunteers are asked for Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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Jackie Slanczka
Jackie
Nixon Denies ITT Conspiracy Charges Amid 1972 Convention Tie
President Nixon defends campaign contributions as free of understandings due in return. He notes Kleindienst retains his confidence despite Senate probes into the ITT settlement tied to underwriting the 1972 Republican National Convention. FBI tests question a memo linked to Mrs. Beard in the ITT matter. Fire damages a 1969 car at St Paul High School.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Justice Department
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Senate
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Senate Judiciary Committee
Denver
Dita D. Beard
Beard
Jack Anderson
FBI
J. Edgar
St Paul High School
Norwalk
Jerry Nolan
Sandusky City
Ashbrook vows to quit if Nixon fires Kissinger aides
Ohio congressman Ashbrook, Nixon rival for the GOP nomination, says he will drop out if Kissinger and other White House advisers are dismissed. He criticizes the Nixon White House as arrogant and urges firing to restore credibility. Nixon avoids political talk as Wisconsin primary looms.
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John M Ashbrook
Nixon
Henry A Kissinger
White House
Ashbrook
Kissinger
China
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Science Fair
David J. Neiding
Berlin Heights
Farmer
Diana L Haines
Collins
William Karl Hedrick
Monroeville
Rachel M. Riley
Valon Sexton
Willard
Cook
Rebecca M Redman
Plymouth
Victor W. Jones
Verne J. Stephens
Vernie Starkey
Willard Sherman F. Burns
Hoover
Fire Kissinger
Ohio Republican
Cleveland
Spiro T Agnew
Wisconsin
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