Yankees purchase ends CBS era led by Burke and Steinbrenner
President Michael Burke and George Steinbrenner completed a 10 million dollar purchase of the Yankees from CBS. Burke remains club president and MacPhail general manager while Steinbrenner vows no front office changes and plans to keep Ralph Houk as manager.
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West Salem rally backs five accused in auditor report
In West Salem village, residents defend five officials tied to illegal payments cited by a state auditor. The West Salem Business Association asserts no wrong was done, claiming the village received full value for services through arrangements involving councilman Charles Griffey and relatives.
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Congress Opens With War Funds Threats
The 93rd Congress opens amid anger over the Vietnam War and a push to cut off funding if peace is not rapidly pursued. House Democrats vote for an immediate end to the war, while the Senate Foreign Relations Committee considers legislation to end U.S. military activity in Indochina by Nixon’s inauguration. House Speaker Carl Albert signals possible funding cuts, and Kissinger resumes Paris talks with Le Duc Tho as negotiations continue.
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FBI abolishes Witch hunt section after twenty-two years
The FBI dissolves the section that gathered clandestine candidate investigations after a 22 year run. Agents from the Crime Records Section at Washington HQ are reassigned nationwide by Acting Director L Patrick Gray as the bureau ends the controversial practice sparked by an October Chronicle Telegram exclusive.
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FBI halts background checks after CT report prompts admissions
Gray admits FBI has long conducted investigations of Congressional candidates since 1950, halted after The CT story. Some agents resign as transfers from the abolished section occur. Medicare premiums will rise 50 cents monthly for 22.5 million seniors starting July 1, to 6.30 a month for the supplement.
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Extra visiting judges to ease Elyria Lorain court backlog
Elyria and Lorain Municipal Courts take steps to reduce a growing jury trial backlog. Visiting judges Bruce Geisinger and John Olsen will handle jury trials only this month. A House bill seeks two additional fulltime judges for both courts, arguing population thresholds require new seats.
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Avon Lake hearing for Parsons Drive considered
Public hearing on the Parsons Drive subdivision in Avon Lake is scheduled as part of the city’s Page B-7 notices. The meeting aims to address development plans and impacts on local infrastructure and zoning before any subdivision approvals.
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Redford Back On International Best Dressed List
Actor Robert Redford rejoins the International Best Dressed list for men and women after being named by around 2,000 designers and press voters. He favors durable 1990s style and still wears a 15-year-old leather jacket as he recovers from a skiing accident.
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Rain Likely With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Weather reports increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain. High near 40 today. Rain likely tonight and tomorrow with a low in the mid 30s. Tomorrow's high in the mid to upper 40s. Precipitation chances 30 percent today and 70 percent tonight and tomorrow. Winds southeast 10 to 15 mph today, increasing to 12 to 20 mph tonight. Sunset 5 09 p.m. Sunrise 7 53 a.m.
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