Lorain County Fair Opens Amid Perfect Weather and New Attractions
Under ideal conditions the Lorain County Fair opened its first day with a festive midway and new rides including a double ferris wheel and sky ride. Snoopy tours by helicopter arrive for ground visits while Hi Fi Joe plays music in the picnic pavilion. Tonight Bill Anderson performs and Roy Clark and Danny Fleenor shows are planned. director elections and strong livestock attendance mark a promising start.
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Wellington
Lorain County Fair
Walter Young
Disneyland
Addiiton
Ortner
Air Service
Wakeman
Snoopy
Picnic Pavilion
Bill Anderson
Roy Clark
Danny Fleenor
Young
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Sunny Skies Forecast With Mild Turnaround
Today will be sunny with highs in the mid 70s. Tomorrow turns mostly sunny and a touch warmer with highs around 75 to 80. Tonight stays clear but not as cool with lows in the lower 50s. The chance of rain remains near zero today and tonight and rises to about 20 percent tomorrow.
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Nixon
Weather: Winds vary to 15 mph and warm with sun
Weather report notes southerly winds 5 to 10 mph today and tonight turning southeast 10 to 15 mph tomorrow. Sunset 8 13 p m today and sunrise 6 44 a m tomorrow. High reached 68 degrees yesterday at 3 p m with a low of 48 degrees today at 6 30 a m.
Wedding Photo Wish Sparks Marriage Counselor Chuckle
A humorous line recounts a wife telling a marriage counselor that the joke began when her partner wanted to be in wedding photos. The brief quip notes a light domestic moment and a pun on wedding readiness.
Two Men Escape City Jail In Breakout
YOUNGSTOWN UPI Ralph Orzechowski 27 and Charles Welch 21, both of here, escaped yesterday by removing a bar from their cell door and tripping an electrical circuit that unlocked the door. They are the first to physically break out, though other inmates had previously wandered away.
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Youngstown
UPI
Ralph Orzechowski
Charles Welch
U.S. frees $800 million for home loans, cuts cost
The government moved to stabilize mortgage rates and expand lending. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board cut reserve requirements by up to $800 million, freeing funds for home buyers, while the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation trimmed costs, lowering a $20 000 mortgage by about $600 and committing $300 million to buy FHA and VA mortgages. The action, urged by President Nixon, aims to encourage lenders to continue loan activity and curb rising rates.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Patman
Martin
Savings and Loan
Yanks on alert in Vietnam as political crisis grows
In Saigon amid a deepening crisis over South Vietnam’s election, U S forces were put on special alert with 220000 troops to stay out of cities unless on official business. President Thieu rejected Ky’s plan to resign and call a new vote, insisting the Oct 3 ballot proceed with Thieu potentially sole candidate. A veteran died by self immolation in Da Nang in protest.
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Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
da Nang
Neuyen Minh Dang
Veteran’s Association
Tran Viet Nghia
Supreme Court
Ameri
Can
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
National Assembly
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
U. S
Thien
Senate
Bunker
Henderson breaks during Meade court martial
U S Army Col Oran K Henderson gestures while leaving a Ft Meade courtroom on a break on the first day of his court martial He is charged with covering up the investigation into the My Lai massacre during the 1968 attack by his 107 man company The jury will hear radio transmissions from the morning of the assault The trial runs with Lt William Calley Jr Also in session today potential six year prison term loss of pay and discharge cited AP photo
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U.S. Army
Oran K. Henderson
Ft. Meade
My Lai
Henderson
William Calley Jr
Massive breakout plan seen in San Quentin plot
California prison officials say the abortive San Quentin escape that killed six may have been part of a wider plan involving numerous accomplices in uniform. Ray Procunier suspects many were to join George Jackson and John Spain, with rumors of a system wide revolt among revolutionary prisoners. The reported weapon found on Jackson and the escape sequence at the adjustment center are described, along with the roles of the Soledad Brothers and the prison guards involved. Angela Davis’s stated support for Jackson is noted in context.
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San Quentin
Calif
California
George Jackson
John
Larry
Spain
Raymond K. Procunier
Jackson
San Quentin Adjustment Center
Procumer
Malcolm Manor HUD contract clears first reading in Elyria
Elyria City Council gave first reading to a HUD loan grant contract for Malcolm Manor urban renewal. The project costs about 1.2 million with a net city cost near 900 thousand after land resale, including 280 thousand for widening the Cleveland Street East Bridge Street Gulf Road intersection and 10 acres clearing for future sale.
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U. S
Ely Tia
Malcolm Manor
Planning Board
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Elyria City
Norm Failing
HUD
Cleveland Street
East Bridge Street
Gulf Road
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Dawn Davis
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Brenda
Jerry Myers
RD 2
Dawn
Akron
Norma Jones
Lorie Gribble
Lorie
James Gribble
Wheeling Ave
Bilow's
Clark
North Ridgeville
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Congress
America
White House
Texas
Preston Smith
Smith
Preston Martin
FHLBB
Stephen Mitchell Bingham
Angela Davis
Marin County
Procunier
Soledad Brothers
Maximum Security Adjustment Center
Stephen M Bingham
Pracumer
John Clutchette
Fleeta Drumgo
Soledad
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