Peace table shape sparks four party talks split motives
In Paris US envoy Cyrus Vance and Ha Van Lau report seven procedural points agreed for four way talks but clash over conference seat layout. The Communists favor a square table signaling NLFs equal status. the U S prefers two long tables, allies reject NLFs. A compromise round table is possible but debate continues.
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Elyrian dies in collision near Oberlin on Route 20
A 24-year-old Elyrian resident James Tucker died when his car veered across Route 20 west of Oberlin striking a tractor trailer driven by Herman Paul. Tucker, en route home to Elyria, was pronounced dead at Allen Memorial Hospital after a severe cranial injury. Paul suffered no injuries.
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Militants spurn college proposals at San Francisco State
San Francisco State College faces ongoing campus turmoil as militants reject partial concessions. Acting president S I Hayakawa grants six of fifteen demands and creates a Black Studies Department with Nathan Hare as head. Militant students, faculty and outsiders heap obscenities and condemn him.
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Hong Kong flu drives higher absenteeism nationwide
Absences from schools and workplaces rise as Hong Kong flu spreads with 30 percent among some firms and schools reporting sickness. New York City surveys show 40 percent of firms with higher absenteeism and 10 percent attributing it to the flu. The National Center cites 13 states plus Puerto Rico and NYC with outbreaks, with Colorado and Seattle reporting notable impact and calls for vaccine efforts.
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Lincoln Electric distributes Christmas bonus to workers
The Lincoln Electric Co yesterday distributed 15.13 million among its 1889 employees under the Christmas bonus plan. Snow flurries and heavy squalls are forecast near Lake Erie with several inches of accumulation and near record cold as details appear on page 2.
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College expansion questions raised by AAUP at Lorain County
The 41 member AAUP chapter at Lorain County Community College questions the necessity of a proposed expansion and if current facilities are fully utilized. They urge the administration to publish a detailed financial statement, seek accreditation from the North Central Association, and remove the college from the AAUP censored list while keeping instructional fees low.
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Labor calls five strikes in Italy before Christmas
Italian unions announce five regional strikes to pressure for higher contracts and wages as parties prepare a new coalition government. Strikes set for December 9 in Calabria and December 10 in Sardinia with additional days December 12 in Emilia and Puglia and December 13 in Abruzzo and Tuscany, with further action planned through early January.
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Scranton Leaves Egypt for Arabia on Middle East Mission
CAIRO UPI Former Pennsylvania Gov William Scranton flew to Saudi Arabia on a Middle East fact finding mission for President elect Nixon. Scranton yesterday conferred for two hours with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser at the latter's residence in suburban Manchiet Al Bakry.
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Sunday Chronicle preview of toys violence trends and tax reform
The Sunday Chronicle surveys toy popularity and youth desires amid holiday violence concerns and reviews the Sealy Plan tax reform affecting Ohio officials, with Lorain County reactions and a photo feature by Zack Washington on Richard Garman shopping, plus Norma Conaway and Don Villers in outdoor and women sections.
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U S launches two ton star-gazer satellite atop Atlas Centaur
The United States sent a two ton observatory with 11 telescopes into space from Cape Kennedy at 7:40 am aboard an Atlas Centaur rocket. The fusion payload reached a circular orbit about 480 miles high, marking the second or heaviest scientific satellite launched by the U S.
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Index of town sections and event listings
A fragmented overview lists local sections such as Better Health Deaths Births Elyria Churches Elyria Municipal Court Enatertatamest and Santa and the Hippies with sports pages and entertainment notes. It mentions television listings and a birthday column, plus a night event at the Alotmeron Lounge with a venue candlelight performance.
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Pearl Harbor memorial honors fallen sailors at Arizona Shrine
At Pearl Harbor Hawaii a memorial service honors 1180 Navy and Marine casualties from the 1941 attack. John L O'Brien of Washington presents a plaque to Rear Adm Fred Bakutis for the USS Arizona memorial. The seat of the sunken Arizona lies under a marble shrine engraved with 1,177 names.
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Time waits for no man but it stands still for a 39 year old woman
A compact, slightly witty observation notes that time appears to bend for a woman aged 39 while it moves on for others. It reflects on aging and perception with a gendered twist.
Ordeal in the Everglades Ends for Determined Pilot
Wayne Waldrop Jr, a 26 year old service station helper, survived six days wandering through knee deep water in the Everglades after a crash eight miles south of Miami. He was spotted yesterday by park ranger Ralph Mieles and rescued, his body covered with mosquito welts and clothes shredded by sawgrass. A Thanksgiving meal and milkshake followed his hospital recovery in Homestead where his mother Charlotte Waldrop expressed relief and emotion.
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