Bypass highway project to start by May in Elyria
City Engineer Robert E. Kleinoeder says four lane limited access byway from John F. Kennedy Parkway to West Ridge Road will cost 3.2 million dollars with the state paying 3.039 million and Elyria 161 thousand. City already paid 40 thousand for preliminary engineering and will borrow 120 thousand to cover the rest of Elyria’s share. Council notes long term loans cannot cover operating expenses such as employee wages, which must be funded from current income or smaller terms.
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Robert E. Kleinoeder
John F. Kennedy Memorial Parkway
Caldwell Street
West Ridge Road
Elyria
Kenneth A. Krueck
D-2
Krueck
Kennedy assassination trial details chaotic Ambassador Hotel scene
Roosevelt Grier described deflecting a mob to protect Sirhan B. Sirhan as Jess Unruh urged restraint. Bill Barry testified about Kennedy’s bodyguard role and aiding Mrs. Kennedy. Grier recounted guiding Mrs. Kennedy and subduing the shooter while crowds paused. Radio Peking noted China’s Lunar New Year celebrations and Maoist publicity pledges.
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Bill Barry
FBI
Ambassador Hotel
Ethel Kennedy
Unruh
California
Sirhan
TOKYO
Radio
Peking
Communist China
Mao
Ridgeville Marine Dies in Vietnam Far East
North Ridgeville mourns Marine Ray Baldauf age 20 killed Feb 14 near Mai Loc in Quan Tri Province. He served with the 1st Marine Division and was among five children of Harold and Mrs Baldauf. Funeral plans by Bogner Funeral Home are incomplete.
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forth Ridgeville
Vietnam
Department of Defense
Mai Loc
Quan Tri Province
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Vietnam
Baldauf
1st Marine Division
Weather In the 30s With Mild, Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy with little variation in temperature today tonight and tomorrow. Highs mostly in the upper 30s and nightly lows in the 20s with northeast winds. Outlook Thursday calls for fair skies and near seasonal temperatures. Sunset 6 05 p m Sunrise 7 18 a m. High 3 degrees yesterday afternoon and low 20 today morning. Details on page 2.
Ridgeville residents denounce dream homes amid defects
About 60 homeowners criticized Carpenter Homes Inc at a city council meeting in North Ridgeville over faulty construction, electrical work, cracked concrete, and roofing. They allege unfulfilled repair promises and inadequate inspections, with examples of nontripping breakers and electrical fires.
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TONY KRISTY
Monica Dr
North Ridgeville
Monica
Luanne
Carolyn
council
Carpenter Homes, Inc
Carpenter Homes
David Tomes
Luanne Dr
Tomes
Amherst crash kills Lorain driver and injures others
Lorain man Jerry York, 24, died at Lorain Community Hospital after a two car crash near Milan Avenue and North Lake Street in Amherst on January 19. Charles Zimmerman, 30, of Crocker Street, charged with failure to yield. Zimmerman fined and suspended 90 days with work travel allowed. York's wife and 20 month old child treated and released.
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AMHERST
Lorain
YORK
Milan Avenue
Charles Zimmerman
Crocker St
Zimmerman
North Lake Street
Amherst Hospital
Fragmentary lines reveal stray ad and quote from veteran politician
Readable bits show a veteran politician quote about people and time. The text mentions pricing terms like 2.49 and a mid way mail reference, indicating mixed ad and remark without clear context.
Viet Cong Rules Out Coalition With Saigon Regime
Viet Cong negotiators rejected any coalition with the South Vietnamese government and ruled out a cease fire. They criticized Saigon’s refusal to match a Feb 15 22 truce and noted renewed American air strikes after a 24 hour allied truce. Talks continued with no side ready to shift positions as five negotiating session approached.
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UPI
Saigon
Nguyen Van Thieu
U.S
Hotel Majestic
Tran Hoai Nam
Nixon
Nam
United States
Par
Bliss resigns as GOP chairman effective mid April
Ray C. Bliss resigns as Republican National Chairman effective mid April. The move follows President Nixon praising his four years of service and inviting him to stay. Bliss reportedly sent his notice to the President and said the GOP Committee would meet in mid April to elect a successor.
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UPI
Ray C. Bliss
Nixon
Bliss
GOP National Committee
Oberlin students split on campus recruitment ban
Oberlin College students vote on banning military recruiters and on the broader use of campus facilities. Results show 899 against military access and 835 for access by all employers, with large nonvoting turnout about 800 of 2,500. Provost calls the referendum inconclusive and notes a spectrum of views. Demonstrations possible as Marine recruiters arrive.
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Oberlin College
OBERLIN
U. S. marine corps
office of placement counselling
U. S
John Kneller
New Left
SDS
Congress hears call for 20% tax on foundations income
Rep. Patman urges a 20 percent tax on private foundation investment income as Congress embarks on a two year overhaul of the tax code. He targets interest dividends capital gains and profits from business activities while denying a tax on charitable contributions. He cites foundation greed as a concern alongside IRS audits showing few abuses.
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WASHINGTON
Wright Patan
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Patman
Internal Revenue Service
Pat- Man
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