Police brace for protests over Dubcek replacement by Husak
Prague reports show police reinforcements and army units guarding universities and factories as the Central Committee names Gustav Husak to succeed Alexander Dubcek. No demonstrations reported yet, Moscow warns of possible Soviet intervention if order falters. Husak appeals for calm and support for the leadership change.
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King seniors burn Viet Cong flag at Oberlin campus
Twelve Lorain Admiral King High School seniors burned a Viet Cong flag on the Oberlin College campus during dinner hour in front of Wilder Hall. Sam Minula of YAF defended the action as a protest to show conservative sentiment, while witnesses included children, college students, and a plainclothes officer.
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Admiral King High School
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Students For A Democratic Society
Oberlin College
Vietnam
Sam Minula
Admiral King Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Wilder Hall
Jim Lover
Dick Herda
Minula
City to readvertise Elyria water works contract
The Department of Housing and Urban Development orders the city to readvertise the major Elyria Water Works expansion contract, potentially boosting the city’s share by over 450000. The move voids the low bid by Nelson Inc and requires rebidding under federal guidelines, with the $150000 bid bond at stake.
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Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Reichlin
Nelson Inc
Wisconsin
Equal Employment Opportunities Com
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies and Rain
Cloudy with intermittent rain and a few thunderstorms tonight. Highs in the upper teens to low twenties and lows in the upper single digits to low teens. Cooler tomorrow with lingering showers ending by evening. Sunday brings only slight temperature change with northerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Last night and today’s high and low logged around 2 and 4 degrees. Details on Page 11.
Nixon Vows Protection for Recon Flights Over Korea
President Nixon declared that U S aerial reconnaissance flights over international waters off the North Korean coast will resume with protective fighter cover. He called the EC121 shoot down unprovoked and said intelligence from these missions is needed to avoid endangering troops in South Korea. The Pentagon reported no survivors from the missing crew and that two bodies were found.
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Funds for sewage treatment plant to be furnished
Spencer reports that funds for the sewage treatment plant will be furnished by the Firestone Fund. The item appears on page 10 of today's index.
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Spencer
Firestone Fund
Dellisanti Named County Administrator in Lorain
Dominick A. Dellisanti of Lorain is appointed to the newly created Lorain County administrator post after years as deputy county auditor since 1965. He will earn 11.50 dollars per hour, with the position created by county commissioners under state statute and funded by a sabority grant.
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Dellisanti
Lorain
Dominick A. Dellisanti
Lorain County
Joseph J. Mitock
Jerry Keron
Ludwig M Pincura
Frea M Rrtenauer
Secretary seeks county administrator post with higher pay
The text describes a secretary applying for the county administrator position to keep pace with modern demands. Duties include budget preparation, fiscal management, centralized purchasing, personnel records, legislative updates, departmental supervision, and recommendations to the commission. The candidate, a Lorain High School graduate, studied industrial management and cost accounting. Previous roles include payroll cost clerk at Eversharp Pen Co and production control clerk at Aluminum Products Co.
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Deilisanti
Lorain High School
LaSalle Extension University
Chicago
Eversharp Pen Co
A. Aluminum Products Co
Jabora
Jury weighs death or life for Sirhan after 1st degree murder verdict
Los Angeles AP Sirhan Bishara Sirhan is found guilty of first degree murder in the Kennedy assassination. The same jury must decide the penalty, with options of life in prison or the death penalty in the gas chamber. The life sentence carries a minimum seven year parole ineligibility. Sirhan argued during trial over the Arab Israeli conflict.
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Arabisraeli
Jury selected for mail bomb murder trial in Cincinnati
A seven man five woman jury was sworn for the mail bomb murder trial of Orville Stifel II of Cincinnati. Forty jurors were questioned before final selection. alternates to be chosen if needed. Prosecutor Bernard Stuplinski accuses Stifel of sending a bomb that killed Daniel Ronec in Lorain on July 8. Stifel, 22, is the first man tried for his life in the district in over four decades. Judge Girard Kalbfleisch presiding.
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Cincinnati
Madison Township
Nate
Girard E. Kalbfleisch
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Stifel
Lorain
Daniel Ronec
Ronec
Cineinnati
William “Fess
Hopkins Stifel
Ins
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Coming Sunday features Bob Crane in CT guest starring
Entertainment page profiles Bob Crane star of Hogan's Heroes and previews a feature on 1776. The piece hints at backstage drama and remembers a Roaring Twenties jazz figure James Holly. A distant mountain scene notes extreme cold and a frontier dispute in India as the unusual tale unfolds.
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Sunday Chronicle
Broadway
Oberlin
James Holly
Fomnd
Embree Hoffman
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