Mayo warns against premature easing of anti inflation curbs
Budget Director Robert P. Mayo told the AP that the economy is not in a recession and urged caution before lifting anti inflation restraints. He argued against too-quick easing as Washington and Wall Street push for looser money and fiscal controls. The Fed should adjust policy timely to prevent a slump.
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Washington
Robert P. Mayo
Mayo
Mist
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Pedestrian killed in Sheffield Lake accident on Lake Road
A 75 year old man, Daniel Halbach of 4575 Lake Rd, was struck by a car driven by William Mulhern 34 of Lorain as he crossed Lake Road at 9 10 pm. Halbach died at Lorain St Josephs Hospital about 20 minutes later. An autopsy will be scheduled. Halbach was diagonally crossing Lake Road headed home when hit. Mulhern and his wife Anita were treated and released from St Josephs Hospital. Police investigate. Funeral arrangements handled by Burmeister Funeral Home Avon Lake.
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Sheffield Lake
Rts
Daniel Halbach
Lake Rd
Lorain St. Joseph's Hospital
Halbach
Lake Road
William Mulhern
Colorado Ave
Lorain
Mulhern
Anita
St Joseph's Hospital
Mayo
Burmeister Funeral Home
Avon Lake
All-volunteer army urged by presidential task force
A presidential task force urged abandoning the draft in mid 1971 to replace it with an all volunteer armed force, backed by higher pay and better conditions. First year cost estimated at 3.3 billion dollars with standby draft for national emergencies.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
White House
Defense
Thomas 8. Gates Jr
PLA
Chaos as Laotian garrison routs on Plain of Jars
North Vietnamese forces overwhelmed the Laotian garrison at Xieng Khouang with about 1,500 troops, killing or missing over 500. The PLAI remained scattered as 20 000 North Vietnamese troops pressed the plain, while U S air sorties attempted to slow the advance from bases in Thailand.
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Vientians
Laos
Plain of Jars
Xieng Khouang
Vang Fao
Long Cheng
Jeading
North Vietnam
Armored unit ambushed near Da Nang in costly battle
North Vietnamese forces hiding in hedgerows ambushed a U S armored unit south of Da Nang. In a five hour fight 14 Americans were killed and 29 wounded. Four North Vietnamese bodies were recovered. Reinforcements were flown in and enemy withdrew at dusk. Additional action reported near Hue and other sites with unknown enemy losses.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Que Son
Americal Division
196Th Infantry Brigade
Que Son Valley
Ross
Jan
101St Airborne Division
Hue
Industry helps fight pollution at The Standard Screw Co
The Western Division of The Standard Screw Co announced a major shift from coal to gas to reduce soot and hydrocarbons. The change, costing over $100,000, aims for near complete combustion and cleaner emissions, with the decision finalized in June after nearly a year of study.
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Standard Screw Co
Western
Jerry Shumaker
Shumaker
Standard Screw
Weather Outlook With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs in the mid to low 40s. Cloudy with a chance of flurries tomorrow. Tonight's lows in the 20s, followed by a cooling Monday.
Change seen in teacher activism and protests
Teachers in Lorain County have grown more militant and engaged in politics over 20 years, with many willing to band together for quality education and question government leaders. A 4% year old speaker urged walkouts to protest firings, drawing applause from about 100 teachers at a special association meeting.
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Namby-Pamby
Special Teacher Association
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Ernest Watts
Elyria
Watts
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