Inmate Slashes Fellow Inmate at Mansfield Reformatory
A student inmate barber at Mansfield Reformatory killed fellow inmate Fred Don Miller with a straight razor during a barbershop argument. Miller, 28, from Cleveland, was serving 10 to 25 years for armed robbery. Ohio Highway Patrol investigates as prosecutors prepare to receive evidence.
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Mansfield Reformatory
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Humphrey slams Nixon on UN seat for Communist China
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey says the Nixon administration feigned surprise over the U N vote admitting Communist China and expelling Nationalist China. He asserts Beijing warned against Nationalist inclusion and faults U S policy shifts for the outcome.
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Nixon
United Nations
China
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Nobel Prizes Awarded in Physics and Chemistry
Stockholm awards the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physics to Prof. Dennis Gabor and the Chemistry prize to Dr. Gerhard Herzberg. Each prize carries a $90,000 award this year, presented by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
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UPI
Dennis Gabor
United States
Gerhard Herzberg
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Ohio coal mines to reopen as UMW picket claims loom
Cadiz Ohio The Ohio Coal Operators Association said it will reopen its 18 non union mines on Wednesday and asked Governor John J Gilligan for protection against roving bands of United Mine Workers Union pickets.
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Ohio
UPI
Ohio Coal Operators Association
John J. Gilligan
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Weather and Life Notices From Norwalk Area
Mostly cloudy with showers ending this afternoon and turning cooler. Highs upper 60s this morning then 50s this afternoon. Partial clearing and colder tonight with lows 38 to 42. Wednesday cloudy and cooler with highs in the low 50s. Precipitation chances 60 percent today 10 percent tonight 20 percent Wednesday. Norwalk high 70 low 58. Births include Fair Norwalk a boy Holmes Plymouth a girl Leroux Norwalk a girl Castle Milan a girl Lorcher Norwalk a boy. Marriage license Stewart Perrysburg glass worker and Stewart Wakeman at home. Deaths Ackerman Monroeville 56 Jerpe Norwalk 71.
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Norwalk Mayoral Hopefuls Plan Varying Victory Parties
Democratic candidate Paul Robinson seeks a victory celebration while Independent Hazel Sweet plans a noontime thank you gathering and Republican Wayne Goodsite joins a win or lose party. All vote today with Sweet voting at noon and Goodsite at Pleasant Street School.
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Maplehurst
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Ohio to open state parks Saturday amid austerity cutbacks
Ohio's state parks, closed under Gov. Gilligan's austerity program, are likely to reopen Saturday. Officials cited a 60 day rule allowing suspension without formal hearings, though a decision to fully restore operations remains undecided. Some parks may reopen gradually due to staffing and cleaning needs.
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Ohio
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Tenenbaum
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Classifications For Draft Changed Under New Nixon Law
Washington UPI reports major changes by the Selective Service to align with Nixon’s Sept 28 draft law. New 2-D for divinity students, 4-G for sole surviving or kin of fallen service members, abolishment of 1-Y, shift of 1-A pending status, end of 5-A, and new 1-H holding pattern for 18 year olds with lottery, plus 4-W for conscientious objectors after civilian service.
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UPI
Selective Service System
Selective Service
Nixon
Cold Weather Storm Slams Midwest and Missouri Rural Area
A storm system sweeped the Midwest with high winds rain and light snow. In Missouri near Chillicothe the system uprooted trees downed lines and damaged outbuildings but caused no injuries Monday night. Rainy cool conditions dominated from Northern Michigan to Minnesota with Madison Wisconsin recording about an inch and a half in six hours.
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Midwest
Chillicothe
Michigan
Minnesota
Madison
Wis
College Presidents Shocked By Slaying
Wilberforce and Central State university presidents urged restraint after Mantel Crenshaw, 22, was shot during an interschool fracas on the Wilberforce campus. Classes were canceled, convocations held, and several people questioned as investigators pursued leads. The schools, adjacent and each with about 2,000 black students, pledged to seek unity.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
UPI
Central State
Wilberforce
Mantel Crenshaw
Rembert Stokes
Lewis A. Jackson
Canton
City to speed sale of municipal electric system
City Council tonight will introduce a resolution to call for bids immediately to hasten the sale of the municipal electric system. The measure would replace a prior ordinance and remove the three member negotiating committee while restoring authority to the board of control, mayor, and service director.
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Centrol
City Council
Young voters flood Huron County off year election
In Huron County 1 150 residents aged 18 to 21 could vote for the first time as Norwalk and Monroeville prepare for an off year election. Officials forecast a light turnout with polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. Major races include Monroeville mayor John Meyer 19 and school board hopeful Marc A South 18, while Evelyn Deiner 19 withdrew.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Ted W. Brown
Monroeville
Marc A. South
School Board
Evelyn Deiner
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