Ohio cities bill drafted for Rena Cent Square project
Squire Sanders and Dempsey drafted the impacted cities bill with Dayton City Manager James E. Kunde to guide the Renascent Square plan. HCT Corp. president Otto B. Schoepfle said the bill would aid land acquisition but construction plans remain indefinite and new studies are planned. Hall and Maloney predict the measure will survive court challenges.
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Dempsey. A
Squire
Sanders
Dempsey
Dayton
James E. Kunde
Aed
Otto B. Schoepfle
HCT Corp
Hall
Maloney
Easter bunny hunt at the mall highlights C-T section
A special C-T section spotlights Easter shopping at Mid Early Bird C-T feature. Michele Smith, 4, daughter of Dennis and Mrs. Smith of LaGrange, finds her bunny as shoppers wait for the real McCoy. Photo by Carl Skalak Jr.
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Dennis Smith
Glendale St
LaGrange
Michele
Bunny Way
McCoy
C-T
Carl Skalak Jr
Man Killed After Jail Release on Road Near Ohio Turnpike
Police report Trella, recently released from Lorain county jail for intoxication, walked toward his hotel with 45 cents in his pocket when struck near the Ohio Turnpike interchange. Witnesses described a man in dark clothing matching Trella’s description approaching the mall overpass before the fatal impact.
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Criminal Bureau of Identification
London
Ohio
Sat
Robert Lescher
Trella
Lorain City
Mall
Missing pastor found in Florida
The Rev. Herman Beckiew, missing since March 73, was found in Tampa working in a J C Penney Store. Police say he will be returned to Lorain to resume duties as pastor of Victory Baptist Temple.
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Herman Beckiew
Tampa
Fla
J.C. Penney
Arteer Jer
Becklew
Victory Baptist Temple
Lorain
Bachlew
Wee
Wight
Keppenbeter
Cease-fire Strained by Communist Move Toward Saigon Area
Military sources warn the January cease-fire could collapse if pressure near Tong Le Chan continues. A paper plan to relieve the besieged ranger base involves about 10,000 men and could trigger a larger war if Communists withdraw or reinforce.
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Loc Ninh
Saigon
Tong le Chan
Last POW greets wife in Phoenixville hospital
The article notes that a man identified as America's last known Vietnam prisoner of war was greeted by his wife at a hospital in Phoenixville Pennsylvania yesterday. UPI photos accompany the report.
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Phoenixville
White
America
UPI
Weather outlook with warmer temps and scattered clouds
Warmer with mix of clouds today and partial sun, high near 40. Clear but cool tonight with low in upper 20s to lower 30s. Partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow with a high in the upper 40s. Chance of precipitation 20 percent today, near zero tonight, 10 percent tomorrow. Winds NW 10 to 15 mph turning WSW tonight. Sunset 6:57 p.m. Sunrise 6:03 a.m. Yesterday high 36, today’s low 34 at 7 a.m.
Index Summary for EL-6 200 C8
The brief index entry notes a bulk listing labeled EL-6 200 C8 with the BA designation. No further context or details are provided in readable text.
Local Meat Boycott Shows Mixed Early Effects
The meat boycott enters its fifth day with uncertain impact. Some markets report no change while Pick-N Pay Ridgeview sees sales down at least 20 percent. Meyer Goldberg notes sales holding with shifts to other cuts and specials. Fisher store manager Ralph Piotrowski says business is normal for now but expects weekend effects.
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Ian Kurti
Pick-Npay
Ridgeview
Kurti
Meyer Goldberg
Ralph Piotrowski
Fisher
W. Second St
Dean Fired From First Law Job Ties Watergate to Ethics
White House counsel John W Dean was fired from his first law job in 1966 for unethical conduct a claim later softened by his employer Welch and Morgan. Other notes include Senate limits on arrests of aides who refuse subpoenas and four Watergate conspirators granted immunity to testify, with Ervin aiming for hearings after the Easter recess.
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UPI
Jack Anderson
White House
John W. Dean Iit
Nixon
Dean
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Congress
Atty
Richard G. Kliendienst
Senate
Sahpoenas
Watergate
Wholesale prices jump record 2.2 percent in March
The Labor Department reports a 2.2 percent March rise in wholesale prices the second straight monthly peak in 22 years. Farm products and processed foods lead a 4.6 percent surge, with finished goods up 2.1 percent and broad gains across livestock poultry eggs petroleum lumber and textiles.
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Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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