Oberlin faculty backs Carr as student senate calls for resignation
Oberlin College faculty approved by 107 to 54 1 vote the suspension of a student by President Robert Carr. An hour later the Student Senate passed motions calling for Carr to resign and urging students to quit the student-faculty judicial board. Sleep-ins and a union liberation claim followed in Wilder Hall as protests over judicial procedures continued.
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Harvard Students Vote 3 Day Strike At Cambridge
About 1 200 Harvard University students voted to strike for three days protesting police tactics used to end a campus sit in. Forty five arrest numbers and 39 injuries reported as 400 helmeted officers moved in. The sit in protested ROTC expansion and Harvard medical school plans displacing local residents.
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Ohio education plan eyed at more than two billion
Ohio lawmakers received details of Gov. Rhodes education plan costing just over 2 billion for two years. The supplementary appropriation bill would raise annual education spending by about 750 million, freeze student fees, end state aid to out of state freshmen, and cap enrollments at five central campuses.
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Cancer Fight Progress and Problems Highlighted Sunday
The Sunday Chronicle offers an informative report on progress and obstacles in the battle against cancer, noting that dollars alone cannot win the war. The feature discusses the ongoing struggle and what remains to be done.
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Readvertising Likely for Elyria Water Works Expansion
Mayor Reichlin said the Elyria water works expansion may require readvertising and could delay starting by a month and raise city costs by over 450 000 dollars. Nelson Inc. of Wisconsin, the low bidder, asked to withdraw after alleging bid errors that would cause losses over 250 000 dollars at the 3 034 002 dollar bid.
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Conrad named to lead Apollo 12 moon landing mission
Space center Houston reports Cmdr Charles Conrad selected to command Apollo 12 crew for second manned lunar landing. Also assigned are Cmdr Packard and Cmdr Alan Bean as command and lunar module pilots for the mission.
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Viet Cong opens new offensive phase with heavy shelling
SAIGON AP reports the Viet Cong unleashed the heaviest shelling in three weeks, hitting 45 towns and bases. Provisional capitals Tay Ninh and Vinh Long suffered major raids. at least 21 killed, 200 wounded, about 80 missing in Tay Ninh, with some Americans among the wounded. US helicopters tally reaches 2,520 lost overall.
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Ky predicts inevitable peace agreement in Paris
South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Van Cao Ky said in Paris that an agreement at the 12 week old peace talks is inevitable. He declined to explain delays, citing personal reasons, as he prepared to depart for Bangkok after meeting President Nixon. In Saigon and near the Cambodian border, rocket and mortar fire killed and wounded dozens, hitting Tay Ninh and the American compound.
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Local government seeks funds for sewer plant
North Ridgeville's French Creek Council of Governments plans to apply for state funds to construct a new sewer treatment plant. The move aims to improve regional wastewater management and infrastructure serving multiple communities.
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Wolfe blamed for Lorain County super airport concept
At a Lorain City Council committee meeting, Douglas C Wolfe was named as the creator of a defunct 15,000 acre super airport plan for Lorain County that the authority says it never approved. Authority president Carl Nielsen said Wolfe alone drafted the map and federal aid application, which listed only Wolfe and the late Steve Study as signers.
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Weather Frost and Warmer Outlook For Tomorrow
Frost likely this afternoon with clear skies and a high near 56. Tonight will be colder with frost in the upper 20s to lower 30s and variable winds. Sunday turns fair and warm with northerly 3 to 15 mph shifting to southeast later. Sunrise tomorrow at 5:54 am. Highs around 58 and a low near 35 were recorded earlier.
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Shared responsibility for Lorain County super airport plan
Records show others helped shape the super airport concept for Lorain County. Douglas C Wolfe and late Steve Study signed the 265 million federal funding application, though authority members and Nielsen dispute Wolfe’s sole authorship. The Chronicle-Telegram notes Szuhs did not sign the application.
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