Vandalism hits pocketbooks of area schools
Area schools face sharply rising vandalism costs with higher premiums and reduced coverage. In Lorain City Schools the policy excludes many damages, with deductibles climbing from a hundred dollars to as high as ten thousand. Independent agent Harvey Denk notes the market has soured, forcing some districts toward self or reinsurance. Premiums rise statewide amid inflation and higher loss payouts.
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North Olmsted
Elyria
Loraid
Harvey W. Denk
Columbus
Cleveland City
Ex-negotiators back peace offer charge
Av erell Harriman and Cyrus Vance, former Paris peace negotiators, say Nixon ignored a 1969 chance to negotiate when North Vietnam began withdrawing troops from northern South Vietnam. They allege the administration passed on a signal in late 1968, choosing to strengthen Saigon instead. They cite the troop withdrawal of about 90 percent and argue a negotiated settlement was possible then.
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Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
U.S
Paris
Nixon
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Hanoi
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Vance
William P. Rogers
Sargent Shriver
State Department
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Vietnam
New York
Moscow
L. B. Johnson
United States
Thieu
Nixon Sees Impressive Wage-Price Controls Progress
Washington reports Virch McGovern aides criticized the administration while President Nixon called the wage and price controls an impressive performance. The debate centers on the year-old program as voters note Tuesday marks the anniversary of the first experiment with wage-price controls.
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Washington
Nixon
George S McGovern
Million-dollar Boardwalk fire devastates Atlantic City stores
A million-dollar blaze gutted six stores on the Atlantic City Boardwalk at 12:30 p.m. injuring none and prompting 200 local plus 100 nearby firefighters to combat the flames. About 400 feet of boardwalk suffered severe damage as officials estimated the loss would exceed $1 million.
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Atlantic City
APL
Centrol
Atlantic City Hospital
William Cade
Weather today and tomorrow with showers and warm temps
Central and southern areas face a chance of showers or thundershowers today and tomorrow. Lows in the 60s, highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Lake Erie winds shifting to easterly 10 to 15 knots, mostly cloudy with fog patches.
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Lake Erie
Political candidates stumble on day’s questions
Inside reports note candidates are informed on current issues but struggle with answers, revealing gaps in their responses during discussions.
Jail meals under fire in Lorain three-county jails
Sheriff Vernon M. Smith notes hungry inmates across Lorain County three main jails face food issues. Lorain City jail critics call meals the worst in years while Elyria and Lorain County jails report few complaints. Malinovsky defends kitchen standards and contract with Jack and Marty's Restaurant.
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Lorain City
John Malinovsky
Elyria City
Lorain County
Malinovsky
Jack and Marty
Broadway
Lorain
Malinovsante
Jack
Marty
New City Hall
Russell Kreiger
Amherst
Smith
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