Kent State Tragedy Questions of Justice and Context
The Kent State shooting prompts a federal probe into the four deaths and 11 injuries as observers seek broader justice. The editorial argues the tragedy reflects a wider national turmoil, blaming both officials and cultural forces of May 1970 and urging comprehensive examination of actions, motives, and consequences.
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Kent State
America
Kent
Florida
Cleveland
Ohio National
Ohio
James Rhodes
National Guard
Nixon
Cambodia
Decision on Cullom Fair fate at tonight meeting
Cullom Junior Fair faces possible discontinuation as Fair Association members meet at Tri-Point High School agriculture room 7:30 p.m. to decide. Projected 1974 costs around 4100 with expected revenue 3400. deficit about 700. State aid ceilings and higher publishing and rental costs cited as main pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Association
Devere Redenius
Redenius
Tri-Point High School
Energy crisis explained by oil executives and government
The article outlines declines in drilling from 56 000 wells in 1956 to 8 000 in 1972 and blames environmentalists for offshore blockades. It notes offshore moratoriums after the Santa Barbara spill and cites coal and shale as underused resources. It quotes William E. Simon on energy waste and U S energy shares, then ends with a Want Ad plug for musical instruments.
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Thornton Bradshaw
Atlantic Richfield
Santa Barbara
Calif
Interior Department
United States
America
William E. Simon
Mormon church president Harold B. Lee dies at 74
Harold B. Lee, leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for 18 months, died at 74 after a hospital exam. He was succeeded by Council of the Twelve members with Spencer W. Kimball likely as next president. Lee's tenure included openness about church controversies and social work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kurtz
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Harold B. Lee
Mormon Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Lee
Joseph Fielding Smith
Joseph Smith
David O. McKay
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Spencer W. Kimball
Kimball
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Council of the Twelve
Fern Lucinda Tanner
Helen
Maurine
Freda Joan Jensen
Church
Family Christmas Gatherings Reach Across States
Saunemin and Corvallis visitors Margy and Judith Woodburn join their Woodburn relatives for the holiday. Albert Jordan and Roger of Wide Ruins Arizona arrive for several days with the Jordan family. Debbie Fahn returns from St Francis College Joliet to celebrate with the Steinlichts. The Frantzes host a Christmas dinner as guests from Manhattan Urbana Forrest Pontiac join in the season.
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Margy Woodburn
Corvallis
Ore
Judith Woodburn
Bloomington
Byrne Woodburn
Albert Jordan
Roger
Wide Ruins
Ariz
Debbie Fahn
St. Francis College
Joliet
Robert Steinlicht
Terry Drach
Keith Frantz
Manhattan
Urbana
Forrest
Pontiac
Saunemin
Smith and Loy form law partnership in Pontiac
Sidney E. Smith and Rodney H. Loy announce the formation of a general practice law partnership named Smith & Loy. The partnership becomes effective January 1, 1974 and will operate from 107 West Water Street, Pontiac Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney E. Smith and
Rodney H. Loy
Smith & Loy
West Water Street
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Provincetown
Ponntia
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Cme Mle Siemana
Spurgeon
Coats
Mens & Boys
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