Oberlin Officials Back Lake Carlisle Plans Amid Pollution Safeguards
City Manager Edward C Smith said runoff from Oberlin’s sewage plant poses slim pollution risk to the proposed Lake Carlisle. An inspection by Burgess and Niple found eight of 15 recommendations followed, with seven to be completed before the lake opens in three to five years.
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Park visitors reminded swimming not before 10 a m
Visitors to Findley State Park near Wellington are told not to swim before 10 a m tomorrow. C T photographer John Fazio captured a 16 degree day for a playful camera moment.
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Camera Focuses on Rock Group Filming Murder
In Oakland a film crew capturing a Rolling Stones concert recorded the fatal stabbing of Meredith Hunter, 18, of Berkeley, last month. Sheriff Frank Madigan said the footage could yield a lead but offered no identification of the assailant. The producers, based in New York, planned to review frames to pursue further clues.
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Dozens to face arrest in nationwide sports betting ring cleanup
Federal officials say several dozen more arrests are likely as probes target a national betting ring spanning baseball football horse racing and college bowls. Ten arrests were made New Year’s Day in Michigan and Nevada with over $620 000 seized. warrants target prominent sports figures and bookmakers.
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Israeli commandos seize 7 ton radar unit from Egypt
Israeli commandos raided Ras Ghraib, snd 7 ton Soviet built radar station to Israeli held territory. Four Egyptians captured and two killed during the operation described by Gen. Bar Lev as movie like. Jets provided cover while engineers moved the unit by helicopter.
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Astrology class offered by YWCA this Sunday
Coming Sunday among winter classes the YWCA plans an astrology course taught by Patricia Geisler The Chronicle religion editor. A separate note previews a CT newsroom take on astrology and a feature about Dr Matthew Jagielski and a Polish speaking singer during a visit to the United States.
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Fallen GI Reinterred in Birmingham White Cemetery
Bill Terry a Negro Vietnam casualty is reinterred today in a formerly all white cemetery after his mother and his 16 year old wife won a court order to buy a burial plot. A brief service at Our Lady of Fatima Church preceded the interment at Shadow Lawn Cemetery. The case highlighted Elmwood contract limits and a federal ruling barring racial exclusion in burial grounds.
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Hoffa loses bid for retrial in Tennessee ruling
Hoffa and co defendants failed to win a new trial after Judge Frank W Wilson ruled that government evidence used to convict them was legally obtained. The Supreme Court ordered a hearing to determine if the 1964 conviction in Nashville involved illegal eavesdropping. King Campbell and Parks served three year terms. Hoffa remains in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary serving an eight year term begun in spring 1967.
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Car bomb injures West Virginia prosecutor in Morgantown
Morgantown West Virginia a car bomb exploded as Monongalia County prosecutor Joseph Laurita began his car injuring him and seven others. FBI bomb experts to inspect the wreckage while state police say it was professionally wired and accuse no identifiable suspect. Laurita known for aggressive crackdown on gambling and vice since his 1958 election is in fair condition at West Virginia University hospital with injuries to his leg and arm.
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Rum ration cut could spur mutiny in Royal Navy
A British MP warned that ending the Royal Navy daily rum ration next August could trigger a minor mutiny among sailors who have received a free tot for 238 years. The navy acts citing safety and discipline concerns.
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Chronicle-Telegram Adopts 75 Weekly Price Change
Effective Sunday January 4 1970 the Chronicle-Telegram weekly price rises to 75 per week with Sunday edition at 15 due to a 4 per ton news print cost increase on January 1. Carriers and motor route drivers will share the rise.
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Bitter cold grips central region with little warmup seen
Arctic air remains entrenched across the mid continent and northern states with subfreezing readings widespread. The Weather Bureau noted only minor temperature changes nationwide and scattered snow flurries from the Plains to the Appalachians while heavy snow lashed parts of Michigan and Muskegon saw several inches.
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Weather Snapshot Northeast Snow and Cold Settles In
Snow and cold grip the northeast with highs in the mid to upper 20s north and low 30s south. Cloudy skies prevail, light snow should end from the southwest tonight, with the northeast remaining mostly cloudy and very cold. Winds steady, teens in many towns, tomorrow remains largely overcast and frigid. Sunset today 3 44 p m. sunrise tomorrow 7 34 am.
Private schools proposed to beat integration order
Mississippi segregation spokesman Jimmy Swan rallied 1500 protesters against desegregation ruling calling private schools the salvation for white students and claiming the Supreme Court aims to end dual school systems. He accused integration of communism and mon grelization while leaders plan legal and fundraising drives to challenge desegregation across regions.
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