Nixon Aide Urges 18 Voting Age For Federal Elections
The Nixon administration asked Congress to amend the Constitution to lower the voting age to 18 for federal elections. Deputy AG Richard Kleindienst argued a uniform 18 age would prevent states from manipulating rates and cited Britain’s example while defending youth political involvement.
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Britain
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House of Representatives
Kleindienst
Israel raids deepen Egypt strike after Cairo factory attack
Israel carried its first deep raids into Egypt since the Cairo factory strike that killed 70. Targets included two surface-to-air missile sites near Helwan and Dahshor south of Cairo. Moscow pledged support to Arab states as Nasser condemned the attack and fighting along the Jordan Valley reported heavy guerrilla losses.
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Elyria Approves Mobile Home Park Rezoning Amid School Objections
Elyria city council unanimously rezoned 114 acres for a mobile home community despite objections from Midview Local School District leaders. Superintendent John Beatty and school board VP Donald Binnie warned the district cannot absorb more students. the plan includes parks, shopping, and a city land donation for a South Bypass right of way. Beatty urged balanced development and noted Midview’s tax base relies on bedroom communities with limited industry.
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John Beatty
Midview schools
Donald Binnie
Midview Board of Education
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Binnie
Midwien
Beatty
Court mulls lesser plea in slaying of girl's dad
Richard W. Whitney 21 of Wellington faces first degree murder charges for the shooting death of Dave W Moore 39 of Huntington. A judge weighs a possible second degree murder plea amid testimony and potential findings of provocation and lack of malice.
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Wellington
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J Mikus
Mikus
WHITNEY
Dave W Moore
Huntington
Moore
Susan
John Lowther
Floyd Harris Lowther
Mikus Dee
Carol M. Moore
Stuart Fauver
Lorain council backs renewal sites for city hall and court
Lorain city council approved a resolution of intent to build a new city hall in the downtown renewal area and a municipal court complex in the central business district. Next week a finance-claims committee will select among three city hall sites and two court complex sites while appraiser Robert Kayle sets values.
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Kenneth Cassell
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North Broadway
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Wickens Place
Fifth Street
Reid Avenue
Washington Avenue
Hassle Over Safety Director Pay in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville faces a dispute over safety director compensation as officials negotiate pay terms. The local issue affects city operations and may influence budget discussions across departments.
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HUNTINGTON — Telephone company
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WELLINGTON
Weather outlook with mild warmth and sun breaks
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions return tonight with lows in the 20s. Tomorrow highs near 50 with a 20 percent precipitation chance. Sunset 6 02 p m Sunrise 7 33 a m High 28 at 4 yesterday afternoon Low 14 at 6 this morning.
Women Buy Clothes on Installment Plans Wardrobe Wears
Increasing number of women choose installment payments for garments. Analysts note buyers often wear only the first installment, keeping subsequent purchases unused as debt grows. The trend reflects shifting consumer habits and credit access in the era.
Gilly Planned Arsenic Poison for Yablonski FBI says
FBI affidavits allege Paul Gilly planned to inject arsenic to kill Joseph Yablonski at a rally. Claims include a scheme to smuggle guns into jail and a purchase of arsenic and needles by Gilly’s wife and an informant. Grand jury proceedings continue with multiple defendants jailed on bond.
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Jack’ Yablonski
Clifford Bruce
Claude E. Vealey
Summit County
Akron
Paul E. Gilly
Stark County
Canton
Ohio
Aubran W. Martin
Hechler
Boyle
Annette
LaFollette
Tenn
Deadlocked Chicago riot conspiracy jury looms
A federal jury in Chicago nears its fourth day of deliberations on seven men charged with riot conspiracy tied to actions during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Defense lawyers hope for a hung jury or full acquittals, while appeals proceed on contempt sentences for two lawyers.
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Julius J Hoffman
US District Court
Thomas P Sullivan
US 7th Circuit Court of Appeals
Sullivan
Kunstler
Weinglass
Lorain County to study $13741 tax bill errors plan
Lorain County seeks extension of the February 20 deadline for tax bills while commissioners review a $13741 extra work contract to fix about 5090 computer tape errors. Data Development and Research Inc. Elyria would correct the errors. Key punch Services faces scrutiny over fault and input data.
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J Grant Keys
State Board of Tax Appeals
Data Development and Research Inc
Elyria
Lorain County Data Processing Board
Fred M Ritenaver
Ritenaver
Pincura
Ritenauer
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