Ohio Day Care Licensing Fight Reaches State House
Ohio debates restoring licensing for profit day care centers and nursery schools. Supporters include AAUW and League of Women Voters arguing protection for children. opponents fear strict standards and secrecy around bill details. The measure would place regulation under the Department of Public Welfare.
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House of Representatives
Department of Public Welfare
John Weeks
R-25
Cleveland
Legislative Service Commission
AAUW
League of Women Voters
Council of Churches
Lorain County
Mary Hengartner
Hengartner
Lorain
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Teens arrested in large New York drug raids
Police in the New York City area detained 183 people in narcotics raids this weekend. In Queens 108 youths were seized, 68 aged 10 to 15, and in Bronx at a site near New York University eight others were arrested. A private Hollis party drew a later report of a stabbing incident involving an Air Force enlisted man.
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Coast Guard poised to board Soviet trawlers near Virginia
A U S Coast Guard cutter and plane tracked about 20 Soviet bloc trawlers two miles inside the 12 mile limit off Virginia. Officials said the ship may seize or chase intruders if they fish inside the boundary while routine patrols continue from the Point Arena.
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Britain Battered by Worst Snow Storm in Years
The blizzard stranded hundreds across Britain with snowdrifts up to five feet. Army units aided road and rail crews as trains faced hours of delays and temperatures plunged below freezing. At least two deaths were reported as stormbound travelers sought shelter in cinemas and stations.
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Wales
Blazing meteor lights up northern Mexico and U S
A blue white fireball interpreted as a meteor lit skies from central Arizona to northern Mexico then crashed in the Sierra Madre south of Chihuahua causing tremors and shattered windows. Scientists noted possible meteor or satellite origin with no seismometer readings in Mexico City.
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Asansolo
Ronald Schors
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Pasadena
Calif
McDonald
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Olivier
American Meteorological Society
Philadelphia
Mexico City
United Nations Urged to Address Jerusalem Annexation Claim
Jordan urges an urgent U N Security Council meeting to consider Israel's incorporation of the Jordanian sector of Jerusalem. The request notes Israeli legislation aim to destroy the city's Arab character and warns of threats to Christian and Muslim life and regional peace. Also reported a 2 year old boy treated for foot wounds after a bear incident at Cascade Park in Elyria.
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Elyria
Used Volkswagens Sold As New Cars Charged
Consumer watchdog Ralph Nader charges tens of thousands of used Volkswagens were sold to Americans as new by unauthorized dealers. He says VW knew and stayed silent to protect franchised dealers by delaying public disclosure. Senate committee hearings on small car imports loom. FTC had found some sales but halted the practice.
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Ralph Nader
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Two special commissions formed to carry out Democrats' mandates
Democrats appoint two reform driven commissions to overhaul delegate selection and party rules for 1972. McGovern chairs the core panel with Hughes as likely chair of a subcommittee. Harris urges cross party reform and field hearings nationwide, while seeking Republican participation.
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Fred R Harris
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Harris
Will Davis
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Adlair Stevenson II
Illinois
Daley
J W Abel
United Steelworkers of America
Harvard
Samuel H Beer
New York
John F. English
Louis Marta Negro
Calvin Rumpton
Utah
Carmen Warshaw
California
McGovern
Ray C. Bliss
Sen. Harris
Sen. McGovern
Firelands Nips Avon in Area High School Basketball
Firelands upset Avon snapping Avon's six game regular season winning streak as Elstia ended Ashland's 12 game skein. Wisconsin defeated Ohio State at the college level. Details on these games and more sports stories start on Page DI.
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Ashland
Wisconsin
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