Three area seniors win National Merit four year scholarships
Three area high school seniors Linda A C Leeson Brendlyn D Faison and Patricia K Parker are among about 1300 National Merit four year scholarship winners. Leeson of Avon Lake High School plans political science. Faison of Admiral King High School biochemistry. Parker of North Olmsted High School mathematics. Scholarships range 100 to 1500 a year based on need and are funded by corporations and foundations.
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National Merit Scholarship Corp
NMSA
Linda A. C. Leeson
Edward J. Leeson
Glenview
Avon Lake
Brendlyn D. Faison
Felton G Faison
Miss Leeson
Avon Lake High School
Miss Faison
Admiral King High School
Afl-Cio
Miss Parker
North Olmsted High School
North Olmsted High
The
Mineta wins San Jose mayor race in historic sweep
Norman Mineta captured a landslide in a 15 candidate mayoral contest, becoming the first Japanese American to lead a major U.S. city. He won 30,496 of 49,777 votes with David Goglio a distant second at 6,902. Mineta previously served on the City Council and as vice mayor. He recalled wartime relocation experiences for Japanese Americans and called the victory a breakthrough for minority political success.
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San Jose
Calif
Norman
Mineta
California
Hawaii
David J. Goglio
Hear Mounta
Wyo
C T plans special Home Show section
The 1971 Home and Flower Show at Midway Mall runs Friday through April 25 indoors with free entry. Highlights include a three bedroom modular home fully landscaped and furnished, 2000 square feet of floral displays, product exhibits from lightning rods to saunas, pools, kitchens and furniture, plus educational displays on real estate insurance titles and the Elyria Public Library. The committee expects the show to be the finest yet. a special section will run with tomorrow's Chronicle Telegram.
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Midway Mall
Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Hurwitz challenges Blue Shield over daughter billing errors
Detroit reports Miles A Hurwitz faced repeated form letter misstatements from Michigan Blue Shield over his daughter Samantha Lynn. The insurer denied and then admitted coverage multiple times, citing a computer error. A spokesman vowed payment, with Hurwitz determined to persist.
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Detroit
UPL
Miles A. Hurwily
Michigan Blue Shield
Blue Shield
Hurwitz
Samantha Lynn
Michigan Insurance Bureau
Samantha Lyon
Pick-Carter Hotel Fire Kills Seven In Cleveland
A hotel blaze at the Pick-Carter in Cleveland killed seven and injured seven. Victims included Mrs Carroll Carlson and her one year old daughter Corina, and Mrs Robin Johnson with her child Melissa. The fire struck the banquet room then spread through the lobby and floors as guests retreated. Russell F Carlson, husband of Carroll, was silage manager of the Hair road show production.
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Cleveland
UPI
Hair
Pick - Carter
Carroll Carlson
St Louis
Corina
Russell F. Carlson
Robin Johnson
Melissa
Ernest E. Hansen
Crystal Room
Mary O'Connor
Germany
Night hotel fire at Embassy Suites injures seven
A blaze at a 600 room hotel injures seven people including two firemen and leaves one elderly guest and a child rescued from upper floors. Firefighters, aided by ladders and hundreds of personnel, battled the flames for hours, with damage estimated around $200000. Names of victims include Gaston Le Blanc 69 Pittsburgh Robert J Loftus 66 Youngstown and Arthur Thomas 26 a soldier formerly at Fort Sill Oklahoma.
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Gaston le Blanc
Pittsburgh
Robert J. Loftus
Youngstown
Arthur Thomas
Fort Sill
Oklo
St. Vincent Chariy Hospital
Couple seeks over $10,000 over son's eye injury in toy cannon case
A Sheffield Lake couple filed suit in US District Court against Conestoga Co. Inc Bethlehem Pa and Gee Bee Department Store Johnstown Pa seeking more than $10,000 damages for the loss of their son's eye after a Big Bang Cannon misfired July 7 1969 at the boy's grandparents home. The toy was designed defective and manufactured by Conestoga and sold by the department store.
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Pittsburgh
Sheffield Lake
Conestoga Co., Inc
Bethlehem
Gee Bee Department Store
Johnstown
Neal Myers
Southwood Dr
Fred Houghton
Windber
Conestoga
Premier hails new page in China US relations
Chou En Lai told a U S table tennis delegation that their visit opened a new page in China U S relations and could lead to more visits including newsmen. He spoke at a reception for teams from the United States Britain Canada Nigeria and Colombia amid a two hour event in Beijing.
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Chou En-lai
U.S
China
United States
Chou
Red China
Britain
Canada
Nigeria
Colombia
Japan
Roderick
Jack Howard
Seattle
Wash
Chon
Graham Steenhoven
Steenhoven
Peking Opens Door to Americans as China Seeks End of Isolation
The article argues Peking may see a chance to end isolation by courting the United States and cultural or economic exchange. It notes Chinese leaders lack deep knowledge of the US, projects potential mutual gains, and weighs Western markets, peace hopes, and the shifting balance with the Soviet Union as Beijing considers inviting American journalists and improving government relations.
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Peking
Oetcome
China
United States
America
Chou In - Lai
Sone
U.S
Red China
Soviet Union
Asia
Amercans
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Andrew T. Ginnan
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Associated Press
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