Bhutto seeks unconditional release of Mujib in talks
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto said he plans to release Sheikh Mujibur Rahman unconditionally after further talks in Pakistan. Radio Pakistan reported Mujib had already been freed, though he remains under house arrest following the India Pakistan war. Bhutto cited world opinion backing Mujib and hoped India would honor it as well.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
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Bhutto
Sheik Mujib
Mujib
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
Sheik
Karachi
India
West Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
County eyes Tiffany setting for new administration building
Lorain County plans a $3 million four story administration building with a Tiffany like setting. Construction is slated to begin in March on vacant Middle Avenue land, with a 90,000 square feet main structure and 21,000 more if a fifth story is added. A 354 vehicle two level parking deck fronts Third Street with a possible third level. Contracts may be let by late February with bids for the parking facility starting soon. Two local architectural firms handle the dual project.
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Lorain County
Tiffany
Ronald Landig
Herron Laboratories
Cleveland
Landig
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Temple Alley
Wykoff and
Smith and Clark
Oberlin Woman Is Lorain County's First Traffic Fatality
An Oberlin woman, Lydia M. Moore, 49, was killed when a car she rode in was broad sided by a vehicle driven by Richard J. Foley on Route 58 and 303 in Penfield Township. Foley, his wife Elizabeth, and others were treated for injuries. Foley was cited for disregarding a stop sign and charged with second degree vehicular homicide. Funeral arrangements are by Cowling Funeral Home.
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Oberlin
Penfield Township
Ohio Highway Patrol
Lydia M. Moore
South Park St
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Halland
Kentucky
Oberlin Corporation
Foley
Rt. 58
Holland Auto
Rt. 303
Cowling Funeral Home, Inc
Nixon Signals Re election Plans and Vietnam Pace
President Nixon, in a wide interview, indicates he will seek a second term with Spiro Agnew as running mate and will announce by January 14. He defends Agnew, details a peace and prosperity platform, and confirms continued troop withdrawals from Vietnam at present or faster rates. He plans no partisan activity until after the Republican convention. Local notes mention New Hampshire petitions to place Nixon on the March 7 primary ballot.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Agnew
New Hampshire
Rather
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North Vietnam
Concord
N.H
Lane Dwinnell
Lake Carlisle
United States
Paris
Laos
Manchester
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
America
Sheraton-Carpenter Hotel
Hartke
Weather outlook with snow and cold temperatures
Increasing cloudiness today with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Cloudy and colder with a chance of light snow tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight in the upper teens and low 20s. High tomorrow in the 30s. Sunset today 5 10 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 53 a.m.
RedistrictingShrinks Seventh Ward in Elyria Map
Elyria submits a redistricting plan to Lorain County Board of Elections shrinking the seventh ward to a northeast strip and expanding the fourth ward to cover much of the former seventh. The changes shift political balance toward Democrats, with two council seats in the new fourth ward and shifts in the third and sixth wards. The plan, drawn by Democrat James Tracey, aims to realign wards east of Prospect Avenue and along the Black River, effective for the next election.
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Elyria
Mammoth Seventh Ward
Lorain
Seventh Ward
Fourth Ward
Sixth Ward
Third Ward
Prospect Avenue
NY. Central
Marseilles Avenue
Polplar Street
Gulf Road
John F. Kennedy
Abbe Road
Miyria City Corp
North Ridgevill Corp
First Ward
N.S. Central
Tracey
Attorney to contest Oberlin bottle ban
Attorney Richard Huber will file a suit seeking a declaratory judgment against Oberlin's ban on disposable containers. He argues the ordinance violates US and Ohio constitutions, is arbitrary and discriminatory, and not a valid police power measure. The case pits principles against city limits as guidelines for transit vehicle enforcement emerge.
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Richard Huber
Huber
United States
Ohio
Chin
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