Crime replaces militancy as No 1 college problem
Evanston Illinois report notes crime has become the top issue on U S campuses with armed robberies assaults and rapes rising faster than society. Campus police have professionalized forming a new open system drawing more nonstudents and casual visitors who can case and threaten campuses.
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Thala
Lahichaey
United States
Wayne State University
Detroit
University of Utah
University of Pennsylvania
Evanston, II
U. S
Vermilion River floods prompt evacuations as lake winds rise
Residents along Riverside Drive evacuated as the Vermilion River crested and spilled over its banks. A freezing night with 20s temperatures and a Lake Erie swell up to eight feet accompanied by 0.6 inches of snow and 0.5 inches of rain. Harold Darby and wife, owners of a trailer near Rt. 303, were away when it was blown against a tree. Roads were impassable last night but were passable this morning. McGarvey's Drive-In Restaurant saw only light water on the patio.
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Vermilione
Riide Drive
Vermilion River
George Phillips
Lake Erie
Rt. 303
Rt. 511
National Weather Service
Great Lakes
Riverside Drive
Phillips
McGarvey
Weather leads with freeze warning and windy snow risk
Cold conditions continue with a freezing temperature warning tonight and light snow possible today and tomorrow. Highs reach the mid to upper 30s with tonight’s low in the mid to upper 20s and tomorrow’s high again in the mid 30s. Precipitation chances run 80 percent today, 0 tonight, 30 tomorrow as strong winds shift from southwest to northwest. Sunset at 7 02 p.m. and sunrise at 5 33 a.m. Details on Page 15.
Nixon seeks freer hand in foreign trade talks
President Nixon calls for more latitude in negotiating trade terms citing past rounds that cut total world tariffs by about 35 percent on nonfarm goods. He warns persistent barriers distort global relations and harm U S interests, noting preferential agreements disadvantage the United States.
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Nixon
In memory of Dr. King School Black Choir
Donations for the souvenir program and money from the offering will be used for scholarships and other charity organizations designated by the Lorain County Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Committee.
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Lorain County
Martin Luther King Jr
Lorain
Dr. King
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Elyria. High
Three Israeli Raid Kills Arab Guerrilla Leaders in Beirut and Sidon
Israeli commandos attacked Arab guerrilla targets in Beirut and Sidon, killing three top guerrilla leaders in their apartments. The raid, described by Lt. Gen. David Elazar as a serious blow, involved paratroopers, navy, and air units spending two days on Lebanese soil, with casualties reported among both sides but figures disputed.
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Beirut
Israel
Tel Aviv
Israeli Armed Forces
Cyprus
David Elazar
Sidon
Middle East
al Fatah
Elazar
Nicosia
Lebanon
Law
Munich
Toledo flood recedes as guards guard against looting
Residents return to flood zones along Lake Erie as flood levels drop after winds shift. About 2,000 people were evacuated, 550 homes flooded, and damage initially estimated above 1.6 million dollars. National Guard troops and police will secure the area while cleanup begins.
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Toledo
Lake Erie
Ted Reams
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Harry Kessler
Ohio National Guard
Ohio National Guard Military
Nixon admin proposes $2.30 minimum wage plan
The Nixon administration calls for raising the federal minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.30 dollars per hour. The schedule spans three years and aims to boost workers’ pay nationwide. Details appear on page 4.
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the United
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Africa
United Press International
Kamal Nasser
Spokeston
al Falah
Mohammed Tasawase
Kaimia
Was
Abu
Sixt
Tressler
Reams
Northeast Point Place
James Daken
Monroe County
Mich
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