Area man's death probed near Grafton
The fatal shooting of Robert Kuehn, 54, of AD 1 Grafton, was being investigated by Lorain County sheriff's deputies. Kuehn died at Elyria Memorial Hospital around noon from a back wound. Deputies responded to 13480 Indian Hollow Rd. Two men were taken to the sheriff's office for questioning. Further details were not immediately available.
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Robert Kuehn
Grafton
Lorain County
Kuehn
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pepotwine
Indian Hollow Rd
Sheriff's Office
Nordson pilots paid layoff workers for charity tasks
Nordson Corp of Amherst launches a program where four task force teams of three workers and a leader keep pay and benefits while aiding Lorain County charities. Teams perform repairs, renovations, painting for agencies like Center for the Sightless, Boy Scouts, Neighborhood House, and YMCA, starting Monday.
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Lorain County
Nordson Corp
Amherst
Nordson
Eric T Nord
Nord
United Community Services of
Greater Lorain County Inc
Center For the Sightless
Boy Scouts of America
Neighborhood House Assoc
YMCA
Paycheck tax slash targets workers and employers alike
EDMOND LEBRETON reports a new tax change imposing 572.40 dollars withheld from anyone earning 10 600 dollars or more in 1972, with a matching amount from employers. The plan also raises Social Security benefits, offers a future cost of living adjustment, expands Medicare to the disabled, and gives pensioners more earnings leeway.
Haiti's Duvalier dies. Jean-Claude to succeed
Haiti's government radio reported Francois Papa Doc Duvalier died after a three month illness. He was 64 and his 20 year old son Jean-Claude Duvalier would succeed him. New cabinet posts included Luckner Cambronne interior minister, Adrian Raymond foreign minister, Edouard Francesque finance secretary. The army’s Claude Raymond brother was named to head the Haitian army, signaling military backing for the succession. Schools were ordered to turn to page 4, column 1.
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Port - AU - Prince
Haiti
UPI
Francois “Papa
Doc” Duvalier
Duvalier
Jean-Claude
Black Republic
150 Veterans Jailed After DC Supreme Court Protest
District police cleared steps of the Supreme Court of about 150 Vietnam veterans and several girl protesters as dawn arrests followed a ruling banning camping on the Capitol Mall. Veterans said they would stay overnight despite court orders and voted to continue sleeping on the mall.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Capital
UPI
Washington
District of Columbia
Capitol Mall
Mall
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Vietnam Veterans
U S fliers bomb SAM sites in N Viet on Laotian border
U S fighter bombers attacked radar controlled surface to air missile sites inside North Vietnam and along the Laos border. The strikes marked the sixth protective reaction strike this week and the 27th this year. About 30 B52s dropped nearly 1000 tons on supply routes depots and infiltration corridors in the upper Laotian panhandle and along the DMZ. Two F105 escorts fired Shrike missiles at SAM sites near Mu Gia pass. Results unknown. Casualty figures up to date show 44 974 Americans killed in action and 297 771 wounded.
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North Vietnam
A Shau
Laotian Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Laos
Mu Gia Pass
Dmz
U.S
U.S. Command
Mu Gia
Ban Karai
Weather in the fifties with cool, cloudy skies
A historical weather brief notes considerable cloudiness and cool today with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Tonight and tomorrow stay partly cloudy with lows in the lower teens? and highs in the low 50s. Precipitation chances are 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight and tomorrow. Winds NW to WNW 5 to 20 mph, sunset 7:15 pm, sunrise 9:37 am. Also includes temperatures for yesterday and today and a flower shop ad offering carnations at 2 dollars per dozen cash on carry at Pattee’s Floral Shop at Mast River and Fourth.
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Mast River
Oberlin City Manager Seeks Hamilton Post
Oberlin’s city manager Edward C. Smith is among applicants for Hamilton, Ohio city manager. A Hamilton City Hall secretary confirmed his candidacy. A review meeting is set for April 28 with an announcement expected by May 1. Hamilton is under an acting manager. population about 80,000. Smith, 36, has roots in Johnstown, Pa, and Oberlin since 1967.
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Oberlin
Edward C. Smith
Hamilton
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Smith
Cincinnati
Johnstown
Lebanon
Greater Johnstown Committee, Inc
University of Pittsburgh
University of Leiden
Holland
Cleveland priests meet amid conservative liberal tension
The Second Plenary Session of Cleveland Diocese priests faced high tensions over 21 resolutions on celibacy finances birth control and Vatican II leadership. A majority voted to proceed with votes and to forward results to the bishop and national bishops. The Hilton Inn session drew 400 plus attendees with strong debate expected on parish councils long range planning and audits.
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Boston Heights
Cleveland
Senate
John H. Archibald
Hilton Inn
Office of Continuing Education
Dioese
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International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
By Edmond Lebreton
Port-Au-Prince
Robert Jordan
Francois Duvalier
The
Justice Department
District of Columbia Police
National
Park
William
L. H. Herring
Park Police
N. Viet
George Esper
Saigon
Whitehousis Artesian
BS Entertainment
Hanes
Wellington
Drevely
Hamilton Post
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