Ohio license plates go green with CSU and Ohio University
Ohio increases license tag color contrast with new green and white plates chosen by Highway Safety Director Eugene P O Grady. CSU and Ohio University become honored schools this year with a Seat Belts Fastened slogan. Over the counter sales begin March 16 at $10 plus registrar fee.
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Ohio
Eugene P O'Grady
J. Grant Keys
Lorain County
DiSalle
Cleveland State University
Ohio University
Cleveland State
CSU
Anthony J. Marsho
Nancy Hanlin
Freeland Road
Ohio Metallurgical
Five seeking Lorain bank reins assured board seats
At least five members of the Stockholders Committee for Change seeking to take Central Security National Bank of Lorain County control secured board seats. Two named are Theodore Wakefield and Raymond Rossman. three seats were filled but unnamed. Proxy votes were being tallied at Lorain Country Club with 98.5 percent of nearly 600 shareholders voting by proxy.
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Central Security National Bank of
Lorain County
Cleveland
Midwest Bancorporation
Vermilionite
Theodore Wakefield
Raymond Rossman
Wakefield
Stockholders Committee For Change
Lorain Country Club
Harold Pyle
Michael L. Miller
A. A. Sommer, Jr
Pyle
Ex POW Campbell sues for divorce over neglect and cruelty
Ex POW Captain Campbell files for divorce from Bonne Campbell in Lorain County Court, citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The couple married June 10, 1961, have no children, and seek division of furnishings, a savings account, and a 1971 Cutlass. Campbell, recently released from six years as a POW, is awaiting medical and intelligence debriefing at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Campbell
Burton W Campbell
Bonne
Lorain County
Cutlass
Atty Kenneth Provenza
Loram
Air Force
North Vietnam
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Woodside
Amherst
Ada Campbell
Bonnie Campbell
Avon Lake
Loram County Community College
Vietnam War POW releases stalled and peace talks in Paris
North Vietnam refused to answer U S questions on list of prisoners for release and a second group planned for tomorrow. World powers met in Paris to pursue a Vietnam cease fire amid squabbles and threats. Canada warned it may quit peacekeeping if permanent political machinery is not set up. JMC subcommission in Saigon held four hours with little progress. A Vietnamese spokesman said everything is prepared for new POW releases but gave no date, mentioning Hue injuries as a possible delay.
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Saigon
Paris
Vietnam
Canada
William P. Rogers
Mitchel Sharp
United States
Russia
China
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Britain
France
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
United Nations
JMC
U.S
The
Washington Post Today
Hue
Raggedy Ann Toy Strolls Along Key Biscayne Beach
Aimee Sandlin, 24, enjoys outdoor sand play nearly year round as she walks her Raggedy Ann along the beach near President Nixon's Florida White House on Key Biscayne. The scene captures sunny weather and relaxed seaside activity.
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Aimee Sandlin
Raggedy Ann
President Nixon
Florida White House
Key Biscayne
UPI
Court refuses abortion review in major ruling
Washington UPI says the Supreme Court refused to reconsider its January decision on abortion laws and ordered lower federal courts to apply that ruling to state statutes. The Jan. 22 decision was interpreted as striking down most state anti abortion laws and allowing abortion in the first three months.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
POWs describe Vietnam ordeal like alien planet
Returning POWs recount survival in steamy jungles and dreary camps. Some describe malarial conditions and harsh treatment such as a POW forced to stand in a pit of red ants. Capt Mark A. Smith says the full, graphic account will shock U.S. readers once all prisoners are home. ARMY Capt. George K. Wanat notes his imprisonment details and directs readers to page 4 for more.
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Vietnam
America
South Vietnam
United States
Army
Mark A. Smith
Hawthorne
Calif
George K. Wanat
Foxboro
Mass
Elyria Foundry Worker Index Sparks Dorothy Ambersol 4H Item
A fragmented index note from Elyria Foundry mentions a worker named Dorothy and an Amberel 4H listing, with unclear context and dates. The readable fragments hint at an archival employment or club reference, invoking names and an index entry amid damaged text.
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Elyria Foundry
Dorothy Wath
Oldsmothie Amberel
Cold, cloudy with light snow likely today
Weather report notes colder conditions with occasional light snow and a high near 25. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with a risk of snow flurries and a low in the upper teens to lower 20s. Tomorrow looks partly cloudy with a high in the 30s and minimal precipitation. Winds shift from northeast to north today, and northerly tonight.
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Tomorros
Semset
Tomeorros
Votes on ballots clipped from the newspaper urged
The notice calls on readers to cast votes using ballots cut from the newspaper. It emphasizes following local election rules and using the provided clipped ballots. Officials remind voters to return ballots by the mandated deadline and to ensure markings are clear.
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