Oberlin GST closure prompts calls for shared ministry
Four point three area churches face uncertain futures as Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology plans closure for three years. Shared ministry proposals emerge, linking Oberlin and area churches with pastors from Vanderbilt and other institutions as regional discussions continue.
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Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Irlin
Bi At
Vanderbilt Univer Pate
Robert K
Eohe Iin College
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
John Jolly
Chatham Methodist Church
Vanderbilt University
Richard M. Mapes
Oberlin School
Lyle Schaller
Interdenominational Regional Church Planning Office
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Chatham Methodist
Richard Jameson
H. J. Kohli
C-T
Flood crest feared as Red River swells across towns
In Grand Forks North Dakota and Roseau Minnesota authorities race to fortify with sandbags as the Red River rises over 21 feet. 1,300 National Guardsmen and hundreds of workers bolster dikes while officials review action to prevent future floods and protect homes.
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Grand Forks
N.D
UPI
Minn
U.S
Milton Young
Res
Roseau
Mark Andrews
Andi
North Dakota
Young
Kar
F. Rolvaag
Belmont Road
Minnesota
Grand
Forks
East Grand Forks
Waters
Prison escape at Slate Farm inmates flee during bed check
Two inmates Gary Kemp and William Rusnak escaped Slate Farm between 9 and 10 p m after beds were found occupied at bed check They are 5 ft 10 in and 5 ft 7 in tall with 155 lb builds Kemp has black wavy hair brown eyes Rusnak has brown hair green eyes Both are considered dangerous and unarmed Source reports a 156 model sedan stolen nearby with owner Vernon Alten of Grafton identifying the vehicle missing at 5 55 a m today
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Gary Louis Kemp
Station St. Mentor
William Michael Rusnak
Ellsmere
Cleveland
Kemp
Rusnak
Grafton
Slate Farm
Ap Chronicle-Telegram
Fae
Nixon draws battle plan to win poverty war
Nixon outlines an eight point program to win the poverty war in a page 38 editorial analysis. The piece criticizes Johnson era welfare policies and proposes promises as keys to performance.
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Nixon
Iust
Richard M. Nixen
Johnson
Callines
Rail strike ends as lines resume partial service
Railroads report most trains rolling again after end of eight day walkout. Firemen and locomotive workers return to work. Illinois Central readies passenger trains and Boston and Maine plans full commuter service for thousands of daily riders. Union efforts tied up service earlier, with multi million dollar fines cited.
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Washington
UPI
Gilbert
Illinois Central
H. E
Afl-Cio Brotherhood
Ginemen
BLFE
Boston & Maine
Elyria Elks announce second state winner for scholarships
Elks Lodge No. 45 announces Melanie Lenhard of 116 Garvin Ave as a state winner in both the Elks Scholarship and leadership contests. Prizes range from 0 to 1598 dollars with state awards on April 38 in Cokenbes.
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Elyria Elks Lodge
Mey Eera
Melanie
Elyria High School
Melanie Lenhard
Garvin Ave
Elks
Dow
den Boddy
Longfeliew
Cokenbes
Siste Elks Convession
Postwar Tail Strike Sparks Auto and Rail Worker Layoffs
Tens of thousands of automobile and industrial workers idled by the stoppage were expected to be recalled soon. The nationwide tail strike shut down roads and rail dependent industries, with railroads reporting at least 20 million dollars in losses and broader economic harm from halted production. The strike ended but underlying causes remained unresolved.
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Inaoa
Saigon Riots Persist As Buddhist Demonstrators Clash
Buddhist students in Saigon fought police again amid rioting and barricades. National police and security guards used tear gas and clubs to disperse crowds circling the Gia Long Palace and US installations. Demonstrators backed by bands moved through downtown Saigon and near the embassy as authorities warned civilians to stay clear.
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Saigon
UPI
Gia Long
Werej
Yeo
Muuchan Aly Veeiuaoff
Ameris
da Nang
Dalat
Rex
U.S
Bombs Rain on North Vietnam In Heavy Year Start
UPI reports a major U S bombing offensive over North Vietnam described as the heaviest day of air strikes this year. B 52s from Guam targeted bridges highways and shipping as crews chased infiltrating Communist forces and amid rising antiaircraft fire and losses.
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Bryce Miller
Saigon
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Northi
Guam
Viet Nam
Burglars Hit Elyria Discount Store For Jewelry
Burglars cut into Elyria City Discount Store at 430 Oberlin Rd and stole jewelry and watches valued at an unofficial up to 10 thousand dollars. They left behind a 16 foot extension ladder after taking about 1.89 pieces and damaged a wooden roof with a household saw. Store manager Ike Solomon confirms valuables were taken and ongoing inventory will determine exact loss.
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Elyria City
Oberlin Rd
Lorain County
Ike Solomon
Joe Norban
Reapportionment confusion prompts clarifying series
Adrienne Bosworth of The Chronicle Telegram Columbus bureau begins a fourpart series on district redrawing. The article notes the cost of living rose again last week with housing clothing and food driving the increase. A news quiz on current events appears on page 11.
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Adrienne Bosworth
Chronicle-Telegram
Columbus
The Thief on the Cross and the Path to Paradise
The sermon by Rev. Isaac R. Louden Jr. contrasts Jesus with the thief crucified beside him. It posits Jesus as the spiritual reformer seeking eternal life, while the thief seeks immediate release through rebellion. The pastor highlights life as precious, immediate salvation, and remembrance of Jesus as central.
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Jesus
Hell
Paradise
Enly
Weather Outlook With Partial Clearing Promised
Weather forecast notes cloudy conditions with partial clearing expected in the afternoon. Temperature ranges show a high around 36 to 40 degrees and a low near 23 to 25 degrees.
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Lew
Aight
Man’s fate hinges on the wife he chooses in comic line
A humorous quip notes that whether a man ends with a pest egg or a geewi e depends on the chick he marries, playing on luck and marriage choice.
Supreme Court denies WWIZ license renewal appeal
The Supreme Court refused to review the FCCs denial of WWIZs radio license renewal in Lorain Ohio. The high court left intact a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling upholding the commissions decision.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
WWIZ
Lorain
Ohio
Commission
U.S. Cowt of Appeals
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N. Viet
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Ontario Discount Store
Amherst Contract Bridge
Abby
Isaac R. Louden JR
Jones Chapel
Ame
Nazareth
Jess
Isaac R
Louden
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