Senate votes to kill antibusing rider in desegregation bill
The Senate reversed a Friday 43 40 vote by defeating an amendment to bar courts from ordering busing in desegregation. The 50 47 result shifted as three of five Democratic presidential hopefuls who were absent earlier returned to vote. The rider sponsored by Sen. Griffin would strip federal courts of powers in desegregation cases. All five Democratic candidates said they would have opposed it.
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UPI
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Robert Griffin
Griffin Rider
Board Divisions Threaten Resignations In North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville residents pushed petitions requesting resignations of Board Vice President Beverly Reising and President Dale Pepin after a public referendum on unity. Reising warned she would resign if unity fails in coming months, while Pepin declined to comment amid a crowded school board meeting with students and teachers pressing for change.
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Reising
Dale Pepin
Pepin
Vocca to Head Fact Finding Panel On School Environment
Donald Vocca, chair of the Concerned Committee for Improvement of our Educational Environment, announced at the February 7 meeting that tempers flared and emotions ran high. He said a fact finding committee would probe the entire school system, with eight members and two teachers plus two advisory representatives.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Dave Preston
EHS
University of Cincinnati
Girl survives 60-foot cliff fall aided by dog and screams
A 12-year-old Bay Village girl, Janet Gang, fell 60 feet from a Lake Erie bluff near Avon Lake while walking with her dog Westy. The dog’s barking drew help after three hours at the bottom. Janet endured injuries but survived, aided by rescue crews using a winch to bring her to the surface. She was treated and listed in fair condition.
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Nixon reports no deals in China trip to Congress
President Nixon and aides brief the House and Senate leaders on his China journey, stressing no secret deals with Premier Chou En-lai and reaffirming defense of Taiwan. The Spirit of ’76 returned to Washington after a 20,395 mile trip amid mixed Republican and Democratic reactions.
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National Security
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Chou
Taiwan
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Republican Party
U.S
Chiang Kaishek
Peking
Chou En-lai
Gulf
United States
Weather Update Cooler With Patchy Clouds Today
Partly cloudy today tonight and tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 40s locally cooler along the lake shore. Lows in the 30s. Tomorrow highs in the mid and upper 50s. Chance of precipitation 10 percent today and tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. North to northwest winds 8 to 15 mph turning southeast tonight. High yesterday was 58 at 4 pm and low today was 36 at 7:30 am.
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Boy, 16, Walks After Flood Claims 67 Lives in West Virginia
Clarence Davis, 16, travels toward his uncle’s home in Man, West Virginia, after a flash flood ripped through the area. He carries a white rabbit and an axe, mourning the loss of his sister and mother as the disaster leaves 4,000 homeless and 67 dead. Details on relief efforts appear on Page 3.
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Man
W. Va
Clarence
Fears Shared Over Racial Tensions at Elyria High
Elyria parents and students pressed the school board over racial unrest at Elyria High, criticizing administration control and calling for stricter discipline. They urged consistent enforcement and broader community involvement as tensions rose after a Black History assembly and a recent gym incident.
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Elyria Board of Education
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Earthquake jolts central Japan reports no casualties
A powerful earthquake rocked central Japan this morning, shaking buildings in Tokyo and causing items to fall from shelves. Officials said the epicenter lay in the Pacific Ocean about 185 miles south of Tokyo with no immediate reports of casualties or major damage.
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Leap Year Stags Host Exotic Beauties Aboard Yacht
In Miami a group of 35 wealthy bachelors from Bachelors International invite foreign beauties to a Leap Year party aboard Dr Sydney Sacks' houseboat, with champagne, caviar, and a band. The event aims to attract international guests and mark a culturally satisfying outing, following a past similar gala.
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Lee Rosen
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