Kellogg to Attend Ohio State in Basketball Commitment
Cleveland star Clark Kellogg of St. Joseph announced at a news conference in the St. Joseph library that he will attend Ohio State University to further his basketball career. The 6 8 standout, named UPI Class AAA player of the year, had Ohio State and Michigan as finalists and was surrounded by his parents during the announcement.
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UPI
Clark Kellogg
Cleveland St. Joseph
Ohio State University
Kellogg
Ohio State
Michigan
Sue
St. Joseph
Teamster pact reached ends 11 day strike
A tentative Washington settlement between Teamsters Union negotiators and the trucking industry would raise wages by 26 to 30 percent over three years plus cost of living adjustments and fringe benefits. Ratification by about 300,000 members is expected in four to six weeks. Federal mediators hailed the agreement as a end to the strike and a return to work within 24 hours.
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Teamsters Union
Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Wayne L. Horvitz
Looters roam Wichita Falls after killer winds toll tops fifty
The Wichita Falls disaster left at least 50 dead and more than 600 injured as tornadoes ripped through the Texas Oklahoma border area. National Guardsmen and police patrolled debris strewn streets while workers began removing bodies from collapsed buildings. Looters were arrested as officials warned of ongoing danger and looming casualty figures.
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Texas
UPI
Oil City
Texas-Oklahoma
Don Pilcher
George Miller
Red River Valley
Oklahoma
Wichner
Rocky Mountains
South
Midwest
Texas- Oklahoma
Elyria schools probe outlines four athletic dept issues
The Elyria Board of Education disclosed four concerns from an athletic department probe. They involved golf balls bought cheap from Worthington Ball Co and resold at cost for athletic funds, favorable discounts on gear from The Athletic Supply Co, in kind replacements for Dr. Robert Stevenson, and storage of two football medical healers off campus. Board chair Ohlemacher stressed confidentiality to avoid hearsay. legal counsel Tattersall found motives were PR oriented, not personal gain, and a limited inquiry was conducted with permission.
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Athletic Department
Lois Ohlemacher
Worthington Ball Co
Robert Stevenson
Board of Education
Bob
Worthington
Oberlin students protest college investments over apartheid
About 90 students from the Oberlin Coalition for the Liberation of Southern Africa picketed the Cox administration building at Oberlin College, demanding divestment from holdings tied to South Africa. Security and college officials reported a peaceful protest with teach-ins by 11 professors in Wilder Hall and a noon rally by Emil Danenberg.
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Cox
Oberlin College
South Africa
Oberlin Coalition For the Liberation of Southern Africa
OCLSA
Dan Tenney
Jim Lubetkin
Wilder Hall
Norman Care
Emil Danenberg
Wilder Bowl
C-T
Joan Renney
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