Three Russians in space head for linkup with unmanned Salute
Three cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 10 launched from Baikonur aim to rendezvous with the unmanned Salute in earth orbit as Moscow advances Phase Two of plans for a first manned space station. Tass reported an expected cartwheel orbit with up to three additional manned ships to join.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Sputnik
Tass
Baikonur Space Center
Central Asia
United States
Orbiting Laboratory
Vladamur Shataloyv
Earth
Tuss
Alexei Yeliseyev
Vladimir Shatalov
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
UPI
Innocent plea in brother slaying case at Lorain County farm
Albert Kuehn, 49, charged with first degree murder for the fatal shotgun blast to his brother Robert at the Kuehn farm in Elyria Township, appeared in Elyria Municipal Court claiming innocence. Robert Kuehn, 94, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from massive hemorrhage and shock. Bond set at none. preliminary hearing scheduled for May 3. investigation ongoing.
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Grafton
Elyria
Albert Kuehn
Indian Hollow Rd
Frank M. Wilcox
Kuehn
Robert
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Robert Kuehn
Russell A. Sherman
Henry Zieba
Charles Bulger
Albert
Clarence
Ida Kuehn
Weather Outlook With Flower Show Ad
Mostly sunny and cool today and tomorrow with highs in the 50s to 60s. Partly cloudy to clear tonight with lows in the 40s. Sunset today at 7 16 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 35 a m. Flower Show special carnations offered at 82 400 per dozen at Floral Shop Corner East River and Fourth.
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Taeiyy Fitters
East River & Fourth
Viet vets protest last day in capital marches and medal return
Vietnam Veterans Against the War conclude four day protest in Washington with a candlelit march to the White House and plans to turn back combat medals. The court fight over sleep on the Mall ends as Judge Hart condemns executive actions while praising veterans' orderly conduct. About 800 protesters, including amputees in chairs, march up Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House in a somber demonstration.
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Washington
White House
Vietnam Veterans Against
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart
Asst
L. Patrick Gray
Hart
Gray
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Avenue
Priests in Cleveland Diocese approve celibacy
Priests at the Second Plenary Session of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese debated celibacy and the possibility of a married priesthood. The large 500 plus gathering at the Hilton Inn heard a largely orderly discussion with amendments shaping several resolutions. The body voted on birth control, conscientious objection, and housing issues, with many items sent back to committee for revision and further consideration.
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Boston Heights
Cleveland
Ity
Hilton Inn
Artesian Springs Promote Pure Drinking Water Initiative
Artesian Springs outlines a program to supply clean drinking water labeled Whitealoous by artesian wells. Officials highlight improved safety standards and the potential for wider distribution, citing local demand and health benefits.
Wildcat Strike Idles Lorain Shipyard By Unions
A wildcat strike by at least eight unions idled the American Ship Building Co in Lorain as workers walked out after a 7 am shift refusal. No pickets formed yet but a dozen strikers stood outside the yard, led by Local 830 plumbers and steamfitters with support from Local 358 and other unions. The plant, employing 400 plus, last idle in 1969.
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Lorain
American Ship Building Co
Judge frees five Lima inmates as sane ruling
Allen County Probate Court Judge David Steiner ordered five inmates of the Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane released after hearings with two psychiatrists and hospital officials. One man had been committed 41 years for observation after attempted rape. another 30 years for observation after gasoline theft.
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Lima, Ohio
UPI
Allen County
David QC
Steiner
Lima State Hospital
T J Reshetylo
Winchester
Ohio
Columbus
Franklin County
Fire destroys Elyria warehouse causing major loss
A two alarm blaze destroyed a BW Plumbing and Heating warehouse at 940 Cleveland St. in Elyria, burning copper tubing and fixtures valued about $60,000. One firefighter, Lt. Charles Boals, was treated after inhalation. investigators continued probing the cause as crews battled smoky flames and traffic diversions. Owner Bob White plans to rebuild at the site.
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Elyria
BW Plumbing and Heating Inc
Cleveland St
Charles Boals
Boals
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Street
Rts 20
Cedar Street
Floyd S. Rumph
Bob White
White
Independent Tire and Oi Co
Rumph
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Bochum
West Germany
Heinz Kaminski
Bochum Space Research Institute
Clarence Kuehn
Henry C. Zieba
Lorain County Sheriff's Office
C-T
Janice Arthrell
Joseph Grunda
Granda
Chronicle-Telegram
Kuehns
Phillip Lavaie
North Dighton
Mass
Lavaie
Pat Geisler
Local
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
International Association of Machinists
Richard Mentzer
Bob Zvosec
Washington, D.C
Lima
Mentzer
Janine Arthrell
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Lyle C. Scott
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