Mary Sue Duska Faces Bone Cancer in Crestwood
Six year old Mary Sue Duska of Crestwood, Illinois, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Duska, battles bone cancer. Her family recalls a late brother died in 1970 and an infant sibling in 1958. Residents organize a Mary Sue Duska fund with a benefit concert planned to aid her treatment.
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Mary Sue Dujkea
Chicago
Crestwood
Mary Sue
Rudolph Dujka
Robert
Mary Sue Duska
UPI
Pastor urges Cleveland bishop to speak out against Little Italy violence
Rev. Robert Shoup of Calvary Presbyterian urged Bishop Clarence Issenmann to visit Murray Hill and publicly condemn attacks on Blacks in Cleveland’s Little Italy. He stressed the bishop’s influential role in promoting practical Christianity and safeguarding the community.
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Cleveland
UPI
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Robert Shoup
Cleveland Catholic
Clarence Issenmann
Little Italy
Bratenahl
Murray Hill
Shoup
Kent State enrollment drops amid 1970 shootings impact
Kent State University reports a 25 percent freshman enrollment decline, attributed mainly to economic factors. Officials note early post-shooting hesitation but say the impact lessens as fall registration improves from February figures.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State University
National Guard
Greg Benedetti
Benedetti
Weather and civic notices from Norwalk area brief
Partly cloudy with highs mid to upper 70s and a 20 percent rain chance today, 10 percent tonight and Tuesday. Norwalk high 74 low 58. humidity around 70 percent through day. Moonrise 1 02 a.m. Moonset 4 47 p.m. Marriage licenses issued for six couples including Torch Bostater Jump Ruckman Bracken Cooke Moffit Hakes. Births list three Norwalk area families and two in Collins Wakeman. Deaths: Roy H. Cole 80 Norwalk and Mary E. Bird 77 New London.
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Norwalk
William C. Torch
Sandusky
Susan M. Bostater
Milan
Kurt T. Jump
Willard
Yvonne E. Ruckman
Wilbert W. Bracken
New London
Janet M. Cooke
Thomas J. Moffit
Wellington
U.S. Air Force
Bonnie A. Hakes
Roy H. Cole
Mary E. Bird
Miss America Laurel Lea Schaefer Stays Conservative
Laurel Lea Schaefer, Miss America 1972 from Ohio, described as conservative in politics, spoke at a press conference after winning the title in Atlantic City. She said she opposes premarital sex, has refused drugs, and supports President Nixon, with a boyfriend from Columbus commenting on the country's choice.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Laurel Lea Schaefer
Ohio
Nixon
Bexley
Columbus
New York City
Lawmen Storm Attica Prison as Hostages Die
Nine prison employees were found dead with throats slit as 1,000 National Guardsmen state troopers and sheriffs deputies stormed Attica state prison to end a five day uprising. 38 hostages remained, 29 freed, while authorities reported possible inmate casualties and explosives in tunnels.
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Lawrence McQuillan
Attica
N.Y
UPI
Attica State Prison
Congress seeks safety tests on synthetic football turf
Rep. John E. Moss asked Monsanto 3M and American Biltrite to provide safety test reports after a study by Dr. James Garrick found athletes on synthetic turf suffered about 50 percent more injuries than on natural grass. Moss noted NFL and college teams have installed synthetic fields at an average cost of 250000 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Monsanto
3M Co
American Bistrite Rubber Co
James Garrick
University of Washington
Moss
Willard Man Faces LSD Charge In Juvenile Case
Donald W. Huff, 19, of Willard, accused of supplying LSD to two boys aged 13 and 14. He was arrested Saturday night on a Willard street and held at Huron County Jail. Inducing a minor to use or sell LSD carries up to 10 000 fine or 2 to 5 years in prison.
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Willard
Huron County
Jack L. Fryman
Donald W. Huff
Willard West Road ribbon cut signals county unity
Willard West Road reopened after widening and repaving 1406 feet from Main Street to the city line. County officials led by Donald Robertson praised State Issue I bond funds and cooperation with municipalities while addressing Norwalk criticism over funding. Contractor A C Scagnetti and Sons of Bellevue completed the $87,592 project.
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Willard
Willard West Road
Donald Robertson
Huron County Commissioners
Kenneth Sommers
Robertson
Main Street
A.C. Scagnetti and Sons of
Bellevue
Huron County
Norwalk
Linwood Avenue
Old State Road
Khrushchev Buried In Remote Corner Of Moscow Cemetery
Khrushchev is buried at Novodevichy Cemetery in a subdued ceremony attended by family and a crowd of 250 to 300. Sergei Khrushchev delivers a personal eulogy while Nina Petrovna sobs and a brass band plays. The Kremlin sends a wreath. the burial marks a low-profile, non-political farewell.
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Nikita
Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Novodevichy
Sergei
Nina Petrovna
Pravda
Nikita Sergeyevich
Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
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Warrington
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David Giebel
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Job
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Quinn
Walkout
UPS
State Department of Liquor Control
Richard Redway
Cuyahoga
Lake
Lorain
Medina
Geauga
Ashtabula
Ashland
Wayne
State Correction
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Oswald
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Governors’ Conference
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House
Willard Man
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