Laird urges rapid U S boost to nuclear forces over Soviet buildup
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird warned of greater Soviet momentum and a possible Sputnik type surprise. He urged accelerating weapons research and expanding U S nuclear and naval arsenals to counter Moscow. He noted Russia's growing submarine missile fleet and potential ICBM deployments including the SS9 with a 25 megaton warhead.
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Mitchell resigns to lead Nixon re election campaign
Attorney General John N. Mitchell resigned his Cabinet post to head President Nixon's 1972 re election effort. Nixon named Deputy Attorney General Richard G. Klein to succeed him, effective March 1. Mitchell had directed Nixon's 1968 campaign.
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Heath to seek union help to end coal crisis
Britain faces near total blackout as coal miners strike enters sixth week. Prime Minister Heath returns from abroad for emergency talks with Trades Union Congress leader Victor Feather to avert economic disaster. Parliament protests mount while power cuts threaten two more weeks of limited supply and mass layoffs grow.
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Valentine Card Turns 59 as He Proves Name at Work
Chelmsford England Valentine Card marked his 59th birthday by showing his birth certificate at work. He says no one believes his real name or birthday though he blames the doctor who told his mother to name him Valentine because he was born on February 14.
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Archie Bunker actor introduces 19 year old Richelle Williams as his niece
Carroll OConnor says he has many black friends and presents Richelle Williams as his niece. The 41 year old actor notes the girl has grown up around him and her family and is now working as a stand in and bit player in Blackula, a film version of Dracula.
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Weather Update Mostly Colder With Light Winds
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with lows in the upper teens to low 20s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy and cold with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. Precipitation chance 20 percent tonight and 10 percent tomorrow. West to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph tonight. Sunset today 6 01 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 24 a.m. High 47 today at 6 Low 32 yesterday at 9 a.m.
Amherst City Moves to Establish Reserve Funds
Amherst announces steps to create reserve funds as part of the municipal budget plan. The measure aims to stabilize finances and ensure funds for future needs.
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Nixon China trip shapes view of history and power
Editor notes Nixon's journey to China will be influenced by China's long history from Ming era maritime trade to Manchu conquest. The piece recalls past Western diplomacy with China, imperial attitudes toward tribute and kowtow, and the rise of colonial contact beginning with Macao.
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Two fired Lorain officials walk out of hearing
Lorain civil service commissioners John Hacnik and Louis Rosso left a hearing on their dismissal less than 10 minutes after it began. Mayor Joseph Zahorec, who fired them, upheld his February 4 decision. Attorney Milton Friedman said the men would pursue any necessary legal remedies.
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False arrest suit targets Pandora raid defendants in Lorain County
Richard L. Bertram filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court naming Sheriff Vernon M. Smith and 14 others in a false arrest and libel context over the Pandora raid on Elyria Avenue. Defendants include deputies, county prosecutors, and Assistant Attorney General Nicholas Curci. The suit seeks unspecified damages and lists a John Doe to cover potential additional defendants.
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