Youth found dead in park with gunshot wound
The 14 year old Elyria boy John Macsay was found in Elywood Park near the Black River showing a head gunshot wound. Coroner preliminary rules out foul play pending final ruling. mother recalls he left school Monday with a friend and was last seen along the river.
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Elyria
Elywood Park
Washington Avenue
John Macsay
Longfellow Ave
Black River
Lorain County
James B. McMillan
McMillan
Anna Moesny
Maurice C. Flood
John
Flood
Fire Department
Police Department
Juvenile Bureau
Chief Flood
Elywood Drive
Robber Holds up Lorain Savings and Loan
A lone thief robbed the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lorain around 11 a.m. at 1946 Broadway, amount unknown. Police avoided comment and sealed the office for evidence. it was unclear if the robber carried a weapon.
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Lorain
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Broadway
Savings and Loan
GM to Expand Fisher Body Plant in Elyria with Foam Line
GM unveils a multi million dollar expansion at the Elyria Fisher Body plant including a new foam line operated by 80 to 120 workers over two to three shifts. Projects include chemical storage, a pump house, warehouse revamp, a 4 200 square foot storage building, and a 500 000 gallon fire safety tank. The plan aims to boost future growth and support a second line for 1974.
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General Motors
Elyria Fisher Body
Elyria
Fisher Body
Chronicle-Telegram
Penn Central
Robert J. Heusel
Heusel
Chronicle Telegram
Art Buchenough
Buchenough
Buckenough
Nixon reports progress toward peace goals amid disappointments
President Nixon delivered a lengthy foreign policy report to Congress highlighting 1971 as a watershed year for his peace drive. He cited a potential first step in curbing the U.S.-Soviet nuclear arms race by May, noted tensions with Soviet strategy, and outlined aims with China and other allies while acknowledging the Vietnam war stalemate as a major disappointment.
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Nixon
Moscow
Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
India
Vietnam
Mideast
China
United Nations
Viet Cong and North Vietnam mount near twenty attacks in Central Highlands
A UPI report from Saigon says Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces carried out nearly a score of attacks against allied units in the Central Highlands and around Da Nang and An Khe. Casualties included 14 Americans wounded and 3 killed, with civilians and soldiers also harmed. ammunition dumps were hit and a base near Da Nang faced heavy shelling amid broader predictions of a February offensive.
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UPI
Viet Cong
North Vietnamese
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Mekong Delta
Central Highlands
U. S
Freedom Hill
Weather Outlook With Cold Temperatures Ahead
Partly cloudy and cold today with highs 15 to 20. Tonight Mostly clear and cold with lows zero to 10 above. Tomorrow fair and not quite as cold with highs in the upper 20s. Precipitation chances about 20 percent today tonight and tomorrow. Winds light today and tonight becoming easterly to 10 mph tomorrow. Sunset today 5 52 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 3 a.m. Highs and lows noted earlier with teens and single digits. The passage includes stray line about a teen in the family.
Ridgeville teachers hold study day as schools close
North Ridgeville public schools were closed as teachers organized a professional study day to address problems in the instructional program. Roger Smith, spokesman for the teachers and president of the North Ridgeville Education Association, said concerns were discussed with citizens and Ohio Education Association representatives. Classes are scheduled to resume tomorrow after the private meeting where the teachers urged the resignation of school board President Dale Pepin.
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North Ridgeville
Roger Smith
North Ridgeville Education Association
Concerned Citizens and Taxpayers and
Ohio Education Association
OFA
Columbus
Dale Pepin
Teachers demand Pepin resigns as board meetings continue
Residents sign petitions and 808 students back immediate resignation while the Parent Teachers Association also presses Pepin. Teachers say they face harassment after two principals quit and state educators from the OBA arrive to assist. Turn to page 4 for more.
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Parent Teachers Association City
Pepin
Donald Lawther
William Craig
Scott Mitchell
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