Innocent Plea Entered by Man in Newark Murder Case
William Q. Siddle age 25 pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge in the slaying of 49 year old Mary Laca. A preliminary hearing was set for March 18 in Licking County Common Pleas Court. Siddle remains jailed without bond. Laca was found with stab and slash wounds in her home. Police believe she was killed Saturday. Both victims worked at the Newark Division of the George D. Roper Co.
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Northeast Snow and Plains Flurries Tonight
National forecast reports continued snow and snow flurries in the Northeast and upper Plains tonight. Showers in the mid and lower Mississippi Valley with rain along the Pacific coast. Elsewhere mostly fair with west clearing and east fair tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures steady with highs in the 30s to 40s and lows in the 20s.
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Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Tonight Through Saturday
Clearing tonight with fair skies tomorrow and little temperature change. Highs in the low to mid 30s, lows in the low to mid 20s. Saturday outlook shows little change. Lake ErieForecast northwest to northeast winds 10 to 15 knots tonight with snow flurries.
Missionaries lauded at Serampore College anniversary
West Bengal governor Dharm Vira praised Christian missionaries for fueling India's 19th century renaissance during the 150th anniversary of Serampore College founded in 1818. Serampore, India's first degree granting college, now offers theology degrees amid its historic legacy. The report notes the great black marlin may range from 60 to 1560 pounds.
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West High suspensions spark individual reinstatement reviews
In Columbus, School Superintendent Harold H. Enbling refused blanket readmission for 75 suspended West High School students after a Monday demonstration. Assistant Principal Eugene Bay said each case would be judged separately with interviews ongoing for students and parents. three students were admitted and ten-day suspensions would stand for those not deemed properly prepared. The protests sought more Negro teachers and Negro history books, with other unspecified demands.
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