Population growth and global limits on resources
A compact analysis of unchecked population expansion and its impact on health education water and living standards. It notes billions needing more doctors and teachers, rising illiteracy despite lower literacy rates, and the urgent need for humane limits as the world gains 22 people every second.
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New Mexico
California
New York
Dlinois
Indiana
Michigan
Massachusetts
Ohio
Guns and trucks clash as nationwide Teamsters strike expands
Gunfire hit three trucks in Toledo and other spots across Ohio as the first day of a nationwide Teamsters strike sparked violence. An interim Cleveland settlement covered 50 drivers with 23 firms, while Lorain County saw no deals. Officials warned the economy could lose $300 million if the strike lasts a week.
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Federal
Department of Transportation
Cleveland
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Toledo
Bryan Minteer
Springfield
Lorain County
Cincinnati
Anything Goes at Lorain High School
The Lorain High School a cappella choir presents Cole Porter’s Anything Goes today and tomorrow at p.m. on a transatlantic ship voyage plot. Stars Jim Marotta and Sarah Coller, both 18, with tickets at the door for 2.50, 1.50 and 1.25.
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Evelyn Oakleigh
Reno Sweeney
Lorain High School
Jim Marotta
Joseph
System not all bad, though: Andrews The BMW head
Curtis Andrews, newly named head of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles, compared the job to riding a rodeo horse and said the patrol will probe 25 shortages totaling 11 million dollars tied to former deputy registrars. He named a 1971 Dayton deputy registrar robbery that cost 59,000 dollars as among issues and pledged an all-inclusive inquiry possibly back ten years. He supported local deputy registrars for public access but critiqued mail-out systems while noting a study on centralized mail authority was ordered.
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Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
BMW
Curtis Andrews
Andrews
Columbus
James
Rhodes Rhodes
Ohio Highway Patrol
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
John J. Gilligan
Bureau
Gilligan
Dayton
Rhodes
Celebs Back Presidential Campaigns With Celebrity Help
Big showbiz and sports names join the Ford Committee effort in Beverly Hills as talent pulls in funds. Cahl Caldiero coordinates high profile appearances, saying stars are hired for what they can do for the president, not to boost their own careers. The list reportedly includes Zsa Zsa and Eva Gabor, Cary Grant, Glenn Ford, Xavier Cugat and Charo, Tom Landry, and Ben Vereen.
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Ford
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Washington
Beverly Hills
Cahl
Ray Cadiero
Jerry
Zsa Zsa
Eva Gabor
Cary Grant
Glenn Ford
Xavier Cugat
Charo
Dallas Cowboys
Tom Landry
Ben Vereen
White House
Caldiero
Clear and cool night with 30s to start
Forecast calls for clear and cool conditions tonight with lows in the low to mid 30s. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy and warmer with a 30 percent chance of rain by afternoon. Highs near the upper 40s. Yesterday recorded high 44 at 2:45 pm and low 32 at 11 pm. Details on Page B-12.
Suit Alleges Bay View Malpractice Castrated Youth
In Cleveland a $85 million lawsuit filed in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court accuses Bay View Hospital and surgeon Dr Raymond F Rooney of medical malpractice leading to the castration of an 18 year old Lorain County youth. The suit cites operations in 1974 and 1975, with the Cleveland Clinic involved for a later testicle removal. The family is represented by attorney Joseph G. Schneider. Bay View officials declined comment.
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Cleveland
Bay View Hospital
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Rooney
Joseph G. Schneider
Sheffield Lake
John D Armstrong
Mrs Armstrong
Armstrongs
Doctor’s Insurance Company
Jobless rate falls to 7.5 percent in March
Washington reports the unemployment rate dropped to 7.5 percent in March, the lowest in over a year, with total employment rising to a record 867 million. The Labor Department notes declines across groups, especially among Black workers and adult women, while manufacturers and Vietnam veterans also show gains.
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UPI
Labor Department
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John Fuller
Tallmadge
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Arlington Heights
Jim Stockard
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By Paul Schroeder
Columbus Bureau
Vera Glaser
Knight News Wire
Lucille Ball
Burt Lancaster
Wayne
Reagan
Jackson
Allman
Carter
Dickinson
Sam
Bay View
Cleveland Clinc
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