FCC blocks WWIZ license renewal in Lorain over control shift
The FCC rejects renewing WWIZ lease and blocks transfer to the Lorain Journal Company, citing illegal control by Sanford A. Schafitz and concealment of the newspaper's WWII ties. The decision denies the applications in the public interest and leaves room to appeal.
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General MacArthur deteriorates as medical condition worsens
Reports from Walter Reed Army Medical Center say General Douglas MacArthur aged 84 shows a slight blood pressure drop and rising pulse while kidney function declines. A tube to stop esophageal bleeding remains in place as doctors monitor his vital signs and recent surgery recovery.
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Temblor Hits Central New Hampshire Felt Across Homes
A minor earthquake near Lake Winnipesaukee rattled central New Hampshire at 6 21 am EST. Residents reported loud sounds and shaking. no injuries were noted. Dartmouth geologists say the region is earthquake prone. church officials called it a small event.
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Chicago Girl Told She Is American Citizen at Ceremony
Five year old Marvel Lai Chong, born in Hong Kong and raised by a Chicago couple, was formally told she is an American citizen after a ceremony. The child asked if she could take the citizenship with her.
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Civil rights arrests sweep three southern cities
United Press International reports mass civil rights arrests in Tuésalay Phoenix St Augustine Warrenton and Greenwood. In St Augustine 117 protesters including Mrs Malcolm Peabody were jailed after attempts to end racial barriers at hotels and restaurants. Warrenton saw 60 demonstrators arrested at drugstores and a hotel with 30 posting $100 bonds. Greenwood saw 14 demonstrators charged with disorderly conduct near the Le Flore County Courthouse during voter registration protests.
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Shelves in Oberlin laboratory hold dirt filled bags which may reveal the past and predict the future. The item previews research clues and local history notes with a page reference for further detail.
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Man kills niece and father then fatally shoots self
In Bedford Heights Ohio Raymond Rogel 34 killed Fred Roberts 27 and Theresa Roberts 7 then wounded Erma Roberts 26 before shooting himself in front of Garfield Heights police station two hours later. A child Tina 4 months survived, and Rogel's sister-in-law Mrs Roberts died of a heart attack upon hearing the news.
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London car stop finds ten aboard prewar compact car
Police halted a leaning swerving vehicle in London and found ten persons inside. Three sat with the driver while a woman was propped against the roof, supported by five men in the back. The driver was fined $28 after claiming he was merely giving passengers a lift to a bus stop.
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Well Water Turns Firewater Blue In Salem
Marion Garrett fell ill from water from an 18 foot well that geologists found polluted with refined gasoline from a leaky underground storage tank. Tests showed the water produced a clear blue flame when heated. The couple switched to city water for drinking.
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County weighs offers to build new office building
Lorain County commissioners received a bid from John J. Leonberg of Grafton Corp for a six story office building on the former Masonic Temple site at Middle Ave and Third St. The plan includes year by year lease terms totaling about 3.05 million dollars with county ownership at the end of the 30 year term. A second proposal by Jack Zagrams for the Hyman property at 232 Broad St would add a 22,000 square foot facility with a 25 year lease and county ownership at term end.
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Seven killed in Beverly house fire including five children
BEVERLY Mass UPI seven persons a father 40 and wife 38 and their five children Richard 5 John 8 James 9 Catherine 2 and Stephen 16 died when a fire swept through their three story home trapping them as they slept The parents were found on the stair landing as smoke blocked escape authorities say the blaze started on the second floor and raced toward the attic
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Ohio Weather Outlook Mixed Sun and Warmer Temperatures
Northern Ohio sees mostly sunny skies and warmer conditions with a high near 34 to 41 degrees. Tonight turns partly cloudy and cold with a low around 22 to 28, then Thursday brings sunshine and much warmer weather. Southern and Central Ohio show partly cloudy, cool today with highs 38 to 47, then fair and warmer tonight with low 27 to 35 and another partly cloudy day Thursday.
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Weathermap 3 Day Forecast Northern Ohio
The forecast notes temperatures through Monday higher than normal with a normal range near 52 to 53 degrees and lows around 31 to 35. It calls for a much warmer Thursday and Friday followed by a cooler Saturday with unsettled conditions.
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