Nixon warns of Russian arms buildup and new defense push
President Nixon asserts the USSR has expanded nuclear forces threatening U S retaliatory capability and outlines support for expanding the Safeguard missile defense program He calls for negotiations to limit missiles while stressing continued U S engagement with Asia Europe and Latin America and readiness to seek broader peace talks with Russia and China The remarks come as he outlines aims to reduce U S involvement abroad and pursue partnerships over domination
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Investors challenge move to control Grafton oil wells
Clinton Energy Producers of Mt. Vernon seeks to take over 23 gas wells in the Grafton area once drilled by Lews Kapp of Belleville. Investors who paid 975 each in 1967 face potential losses as Kapp vanished. A meeting at Belden Fire Station aims to win an operating agreement with 85 percent backing plus funds to start.
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Belleville
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George D Selden
Canton Energy
Clinton
Belden
Selden
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Ohio Securities Commission
fim
Grafton Area
Mt Vernon
Man given life term in slaying of girl's father
Richard W Whitney of Wellington was sentenced to life imprisonment for the shooting death of Dove W Moore on Sept 20. The Lorain County Common Pleas Court judge accepted a guilty plea to second degree murder, noting provocation and impulsivity. Witnesses testified Whitney’s conduct followed his daughter Susan’s prompting.
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Wellington
Dove W Moore
Whiteys
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Whitney
Ohio
Atty Stuart Fauver
Oberlin
Floyd Harris
John Lowther
Elyria sick pay ruling not broad enough for all claims
City Solicitor Glavas says a Ninth District Court of Appeals decision ordering Kellogg to pay Ptl. Philip Edwards sick pay was based on a specific case and cannot be used to authorize payment of the majority of pending claims. Only about ten of roughly 100 claims with supplemental evidence can be paid. others relying on affidavits alone should be denied.
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Dale C. Kellogg
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Leonard P
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James T Tracey
Haywood
Edwards
McLain Tied to Bookmaking Operation in 1967
The Sports Illustrated report says Denny McLain of the Detroit Tigers was a partner in a Flint based bookmaking operation during the 1967 season. Federal investigators in Detroit are reviewing the allegations, with prosecutors noting cooperation but few public details.
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Genesee County
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Justice Department
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McLains
Ed Demetrak
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Wyant
Gazell
Michigan
Weather forecast fiber Flurries and cold turn
Cloudy tonight with light showers, then scattered snow flurries as colder air moves in. Lows in the 20s to low 30s, with highs in the upper 20s to 40s. High 42 at 3 45 PM, low 33 at 2 30 AM.
Schools challenged to understand teen drug user
Closeminded adults fail to reach youths in a Lorain workshop on narcotics. Capt Tom Snyder urged teachers and counselors to earn teen trust, pointing to schools unprepared for student drug use and noting that even high achieving students struggle with the issue. He blamed a competitive, dismissive climate for teen drug problems.
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Lorain
Lorain County Supplementary Educational Center
Snyder
Defense seeks mistrial ruling for Chicago 7
A Chicago jury in the Chicago 7 case enters a fifth day of deliberations as defense lawyers Kunstler and Weinglass seek a mistrial and a ruling that the panel is deadlocked. They argue for immediate hearing while the judge mulls the possibility of bringing jurors back to admonish them to continue deliberations. The seven defendants face up to 10 years and a $20,000 fine each if convicted.
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CHICAGO
Julius J Hothman
Kunstler
Hoffman
US 7th Circuit Court of Appeals
David T Delisger
Jerry C Rubin
Thomas E Hayden
Abbott Abbie Hoffman
Rennard C .Rennie
Davis
John R. Fraines
Lee Weiner
County approves extra contract for tax work
Lorain County commissioners award a contract to Data Development and Research Inc for up to 13741 to accelerate real estate tax bill preparation. The decision follows a hearing over 5.0 errors or duplications in original magnetic tapes used by the county computers set to go live this spring. Data Development president Richard Gladish says work will proceed to meet a tight deadline around February 20.
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Data Development and Research, Inc
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Data Development
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Faber eve 1 features favorite foods at HARS venue
The event lists meal options including Filet Steak at 295 dollars and Barbecue Spare Ribs at 345 dollars. The venue showcases preferred dishes as part of the HARS celebration.
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