Hearing on Spectator Publishing sale postponed in Columbus
Columbus commerce director J Gordon Peltier said a hearing into the sale of Spectator Publishing Co. by Ohio Radio Inc is postponed and will be rescheduled later this month. The company publishes six suburban weeklies in the Columbus area and was recently sold to Cleveland businessman Harry H Stone.
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Columbus
UPI
J. Gordon Peltier
Spectator Publishing Co
Peltier
Cleveland
Harry H. Stone
Ohio Radio, Inc
Feighan Files Senate Bid Against Young
Former Ohio state representative William M. Feighan announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat held by 80 year old incumbent Stephen M. Young. Feighan becomes the first candidate to enter the race as Young said he would not seek a third term due to age.
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Cleveland
UPS
William M. Feighan
U.S. Senate
Stephen M. Young
Feighan
Senate
Young
Polish-born U.N. Employee Falls to Death from 37th Floor
Tadeusz Rymanowski a Polish born American United Nations Secretariat budget department employee leaped from his 37th floor office in the Secretariat Building officials said. The tragedy occurred in New York City.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N. Secretariat
Secretariat
Tadeusz Rymanowski
Budget Department
Griffin flags Haynsworth vote as not in Supreme Court interests
Assistant Senate Republican Leader Robert P. Griffin warned a showdown vote on Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. nomination would not serve the court’s best interests. He noted Nixon has signaled he will not withdraw or bow to such a request.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Griffin
Nixon
Haynsworth
Ohio Rep Lukens to push space prayer resolution
UPI reports Representative Donald Lukens announces a plan to introduce a bill in the House to permit astronauts to pray in space. He cites religious freedom while a court challenge led by Madalyn O Haire seeks to ban prayers on Apollo missions.
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Columbus
UPI
U.S
Donald Lukens
Rohio
House of Representatives
Lukens
Madalain O’hare
Cease Fire Ends Fighting in Lebanon and Gaza Area Tensions
United Press International reports a cease fire ends fighting in Lebanon between army units and Arab guerrillas and Cairo talks push toward a permanent settlement. Israel bombed three guerrilla bases in Jordan as an implied warning. a pipeline explosion at 12:30 a.m. damaged the Trans Arabian Pipeline Co. in Lebanon, with repairs underway.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Cairo
Israel
Jordan
Trans Arabian Pipeline Co
Police union formed by 11 cities with no strike clause
Policemen from 11 cities formed a union and adopted a constitution with a no strike clause. The charter, to be sent to the AFL-CIO Executive Council, aims to unify officers nationwide as acting chairman John J. Cassese notes the change from 1919 to 1969 and the growing job difficulty.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Afl-Cio Executive Council
John J. Cassese
New York
Garry to file suit over Seale shackling and gagging
California attorney Charles R. Garry expected to file a suit seeking to prevent shackling and gagging of Black Panther Bobby Seale. Seale says Garry will represent him in the eight man conspiracy trial over riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. trial resumes today as Garry recuperates from gall bladder surgery and seeks cross examination rights.
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Chicago
UPI
California
Charles R. Garry
Bobby Seale
Seale
Garry
San Francisco
Weather and local life briefs from Norwalk area
Cloudy cool with a chance of showers and snow flurries tonight and Tuesday. highs near 50. 40 percent rain today, 30 percent Tuesday. Norwalk high 55, low 40. Births, marriages, and deaths noted: Mott/Dorsey marriage license filings. Buie/DeLong marriage at home. twins for Carroll. Vogt daughter. deaths Swartz, Morgan, Elliott, Estwine.
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Norwalk
Larry J. Mott
Bloomville
Carolyn J. Dorsey
Willard
Bander
Ross J. Buie
Clyde
Marlea M. DeLong
Italy Files Five Charges Against Hijacker Marine
Rome assistant prosecutor says five charges have been filed against Lance Cpl. Raffaele Minichiello in a legal standoff with the United States over where he will stand trial. Italy accuses him of kidnaping private violence bringing weapons of war into Italy possessing them illegally and carrying them illegally. He faces the death penalty if convicted of air piracy.
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Rome
UPI
Lance Cpl
Raffaele Minichiello
Italy
United States
Massino Carli
Carli
Minichiello
Heavy Vote Expected in Norwalk Local Elections
Huron County voters go to polls Tuesday for first election after registration expansion. All 54 precincts open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Norwalk and area residents face city council contests, a council president and treasurer race, write ins, and a nine tenths mill levy renewal for parks and recreation. Ballots include school issues across multiple districts and two state constitutional amendments reducing voting age and ending short term state officer elections.
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Huron County
New London
Bellevue
Norwalk
North Fairfield
Plymouth
John Zelina
Wakeman
Monroeville
Western Reserve
Willard
Attica
Berlin-Milan
Buckeye Central
Pioneer Joint Vocational
Tiffin Area
Wellington
Clarksfield
North Fairfield Village
Ohio
Two Children Die in Sandusky Fire
A attic bedroom blaze in a grandmother's single story home on Finch Street killed Douglas Gibson and Angela Church, both 9, from asphyxiation. Neighbors alerted Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, while she babysat, but flames and smoke blocked rescue. Fire officials blamed faulty wiring in a partition. attic damage estimated at 3000 to 4000 dollars.
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Sandusky
Douglas Gibson
Angela Church
Elizabeth Gibson
Finch St
Angela
Robert Green
Reagan Defends Nixon War Policy in London Speech
California Governor Ronald Reagan in London warns against ending the Vietnam War by simply calling it off, saying such peace could bring a thousand years of darkness. He praises President Nixon for concrete proposals and a prudent, ongoing plan to end the conflict.
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Peter J. Shaw
London
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Johnson
Nixon to address nation on Vietnam war in appeal for time
President Nixon plans a nationwide 9:30 p.m. address to urge time and tolerance as he seeks to unite the middle ground on ending the Vietnam War. The speech comes after antiwar protests and ahead of another planned demonstration, with no signs of a rapid troop pullout.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Gentlemen Prefer Legs in Blondes Survey
A London survey of 200 British bachelors aged 16 to 25 finds 75 percent prefer blondes while 72 percent say they notice a woman's legs first. Brünettes are a distant second and redheads third with 22 percent valuing a pretty face and 6 percent seeking a large bust.
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London
UPI
Breakthrough leukemia virus found in animals and humans
Glasgow University researchers report isolating a leukemia virus from cats and showing it can grow in dog pig and human tissues in tests. They call it a major cancer discovery, though cautions about an immediate cure remain. Dr Oswald Jarrett leads the team with Dr Robert Williamson lauding the finding.
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Glasgow
Scotland
UPI
Glasgow University
Oswald Jarrett
Robert Williamson
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Tex
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Denver
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Queen of Heaven
Naples
Luigi Minichiello
Essex
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Edward
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UPI Telephoto
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Margaret Sinclair
National Art Gallery
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