Fremont Ohio closes 10 schools over funding deadlock
Fremont boards suspend classes Nov 14 through Jan 5 due to running out of operating funds and a failed 9.6 mill levy. The seven week recess halts extracurriculars and field trips, threatening future programs unless voters approve funds. Ohio teachers officials warn more closures are likely.
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Fremont, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Fremont Board of Education
Fremont
Edward Celek
Board of Education
George Conti
United Press International
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Youngstown
Humphrey attacks Nixon over leadership and inflation
Hubbard H Humphrey accused President Nixon of favoring friends in the South banks and corporate boards. He said Nixon and Spiro Agnew lacked leadership vision and courage the country needs. Birch Bayh plans to present details to oppose Judge Haynsworth’s Supreme Court nomination raising questions of impropriety.
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N.J
UPI
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Nixon
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Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Senate
Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Bayh
Capitol
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burger Leads Court Open with Narrow Justice Vacancy
The Supreme Court began its 1969-70 term with Chief Justice Burger presiding and one vacancy. The ceremonial session included oath-taking for 75 to 100 lawyers. Justices plan to issue first decisions on Oct 13 after a week of private study of about 600 petitions from the summer recess.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
High Court
Unemployment Rises to 4.2 Percent, 1969 Peak
The Labor Department reports unemployment jumped to 4.2 percent last month, its highest since October 1967. The rise is largest among young white blue collar workers, though officials warn single-month changes may not be significant.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
GOP congressmen tour Democratic districts under RSVP program
Republican congressmen embark on weekend forays into Democratic districts as part of the RSVP effort aimed at unseating Democrats to win control of the House in 1970. The program is financed by the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee and directed by Rep. Robert H. Michel of Illinois.
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Washington
Weather outlook Norwalk area with marriages listed
Partly cloudy and not as cool tonight with lows around 60. Tuesday brings more clouds and a chance of showers, near 80. Outlook shows lingering clouds and showers Wednesday with low precipitation. Norwalk highs around 75, lows near 43, humidity around 89 percent this morning. Marriage license applications list seven couples including Kaple Tyler Urich Fry and others.
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Gerald V. Kaple
New Washington
Lumberman
Phyllis A. Tyler
Monroeville
Thomas Richard Urich, Jr
Darlene Kay Fry
Clell Jones
Greenwich
Barbara A. Allen
Willard
Karl E. Riedy
Collins
Margaret L. Haker
Wakeman
Larry A. Hersha
Cable
Sherron A. Meyer
Alberigo Casale
Cleveland
Verne DiBiasio
Eugene L. Stockmeister
Attica
Catherine A. Erswell
New London
Jacqueline Onassis Flips Photographer In Theater Incident
Jacqueline Onassis left a Swedish film after photographers followed her and allegedly flipped photographer Mel Finkelstein to the ground with a judo move. Finkelstein kept a picture as she walked away. Earlier, Ron Galella faced harassment charges after a park sighting.
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New York
UPI
Jacqueline Onassis
Mel Finkelstein
New York Daily News
John F. Kennedy
Galella
Finkelstein
Former Army official accused of diverting seized guns for personal gain
Senate investigators allege Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner used his role as provost marshal to obtain hundreds of confiscated firearms from Chicago and Kansas City police. Testimony says he planned display in museums but sold some guns to a North Carolina dealer, leaving 500 unaccounted for. Turner, now retired, faced hearings amid linked concerns of illicit activity during civil disturbances in 1968.
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Turner
Justice Department
Manuel
Kansas City
Chicago
City bids for ambulance service spark fraud accusation
Norwalk Ambulance Service officials Robert Young and William Giles accuse the City Council of preselecting Jesse Byrd's Mansfield Ambulance Service for a municipal contract. Norwalk bid 55 000 for one year versus Byrd's 60 000. Byrd plans four full time staff, Norwalk proposed two on duty and two on call. Local funeral directors deny backing opposition and discuss potential implications.
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Robert Young
William Giles
Mansfield
Jesse Byrd
Norwalk
Byrd
Young
Council
Funeral Home
Giles
G. Ira Liedorff
Jack Heaston
Heaston-Hile Funeral Home
Heuston
James Smith
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Instruction Planned For Precinct Workers
Huron County Board of Elections schedules instruction classes for the November general election. Presiding judges and precinct workers across Norwalk Bellevue Willard Monroeville and other townships meet on October 20 and 21 to learn about changes this election. A total of 264 precinct workers will participate.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Norwalk
Common Pleas
Bellevue
Willard
Monroeville
Bronson
Peru
Ridgefield
Lyme
Sherman
Norwich
Greenfield
Fairfield
New Haven
Linkletter says LSD caused daughter Diane death murder claim
Hollywood Art Linkletter alleges LSD manufacturers caused his daughter Diane Linkletter to kill herself after a bad trip. Deputies say the 20 year old plunged from a West Hollywood apartment window with friend Edward Durston present. Linkletter blames the drug and urges awareness while noting his son in law John Zweyer’s July suicide.
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Hollywood
UPI
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West Hollywood
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Durston
Lois
Colorado
John Zweyer
Dawn
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