Mosher wary of U S bombing impact on POWs and peace
U S Representative Charles A. Mosher warns that resumed bombing over North Vietnam may hurt negotiations and POWs more than it helps U S goals. He voiced broader views during Lorain County meetings, applauding Red China’s UN admission but opposing Nationalist China expulsion and supporting Nixon’s visits to China and Moscow. He urged two way engagement to ease Cold War tensions.
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North Vietnam
United States
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
R-Oberlin
Mosher
Lorain County
Red China
United Nations
China
Nixon
Moscow
Russia
Fire aboard Roger Blough blamed on oil spraying light bulb
A six month probe by state and Lorain fire officials found fuel oil spraying onto a four foot distant light bulb caused the fire aboard the ore carrier Roger Blough at the American Ship Building Co Lorain yard. Four men died. The investigation found no violations of state law though six federal OSHA charges against AmShip remain. The fire began when fuel oil leaked during transfer between tanks.
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Lorain
Roger Blough
American Ship Building Co
Henry Peirce
John J. Gilligan
Office of State
Robert E. Lynch
Lorain Fire Department
AmShip
U.S. Department of Labor
Eight month study leave for Rago canceled by Ridgeville board
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The eight month study leave with pay for assistant superintendent Anthony Rago, approved December 13, was canceled last night as two board members reversed their positions. James Yost and Beverly Reising led the reconsideration as possible legal infractions were cited. Pepin cast the sole yes vote and the plan for pay was debated amid executive session secrecy and questions about university tuition and enrollment impact.
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North Ridgeville
Anthony Rago
James Yost
Beverly Reising
Yost
Edwin Charles
Jeanne Shultzaberger
Dale Pepin
Reising
Charles
Roger T. Bertier
Rage
Beitler
Schuitzaberger
William Craig
Craig
Pepin
Shultzaberger
Crisis year for dollar woes cited in Babson report
Babson's annual economic report labels a crisis year with the dollar sliding on major foreign exchange markets. It forecasts a rebound in the economy in 1972, signaling cautious optimism amid volatility.
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Babson
Yanks End Fifth Day of North Vietnam Bombing Campaign
US planes completed the fifth straight day of raids over North Vietnam, marking the most sustained and intense bombing north of the DMZ. Pentagon reports 1,000 sorties, losses include one A6 Intruder, one F4 Phantom, and one more F4 shot down. several aircrew listed missing or rescued. Hanoi claimed 14 American planes downed since Sunday with pilots captured. Ground actions included Cambodia operations winding down as Viet Cong sanctuaries targeted. Civilians suffered heavy casualties in Sunday and Monday raids.
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U.S
Air Force
North Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnamese Panhandle
Dmz
Washington
Pentagon
Cambodia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Laos
Cam
Ques
Phoom Penh
Peam Chikork
Weather and brisk winds with snow flurries overnight
Wet weather and windy conditions expected today with highs in the 40s and a 38 to 48 percent chance of precipitation tonight and tomorrow. Showers may mix with snow flurries as temperatures fall, with southeasterly winds today shifting to southwest tonight. Sunset and sunrise times noted, and a stray line about a 90 year old golfer appears in the readable text.
Ohio braces for potential winter flu outbreak
State health officials warn a flu outbreak could occur in Ohio this winter with scattered influenza reports across the state led by Cleveland. Two flu deaths were reported near Euclid Hospital with amid rising respiratory cases. Elyria and Lorain hospitals deny an epidemic, noting only mild local activity. Ackerman cautions a moderate statewide outbreak if the same virus circulates, with masks used in Lakewood and other hospitals as precaution after Hong Kong flu forecasts.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Cleveland
Euclid Hospital
John Ackerman
State Health Department
Elyria
Lorain
Ackerman
Marymount Hospital
Lutheran Hospital
Lakewood Hospital
Lakewood
Hong Kong
Woman raped and killed in Bronx gang raid
In a Bronx apartment raid by two gangs the Savage Nomads and Seven Immortals, a young woman Vickie Rivera was raped three times and killed after her common-law husband Frank Vega was beaten and another man Antonio Garcia stabbed. Nine suspects, mostly teens, were arrested for acting in concert to commit homicide, rape, burglary and assault.
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New York
UPI
Bronx
Burton B. Roberts
Savage Nomads
Seven Immortals
Peirce
Vickie Rivera
Frank Vega
Miss Rivera
Vega
Antonio Garcia
Garcia
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George E. Adams
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Yanks
Diode
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