Steel works to purify waste water
Purifying water after its use in steelmaking is a continuing concern at Lorain Works U S Steel. A 500000 gallon clarifying tank accepts water from blast furnaces and dust settles to sludge allowing clarified water to return to the source. Four chemists sample water from the Sacre reservoir where mill water settles out solids to return cleaner water. After settling out water cascades back into the mill area for reuse.
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Lorain Works
U.S. Steel
Sacre
Exile order sparks Dominican uprising and clashes
In Santo Domingo and cities like Santiago and Barahona troops blocked roads and stationed tanks as a revolt spread. The government said exile orders for military rivals were illegal and risked a Communist takeover, with violence erupting around the presidential palace and airbase areas.
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Nat Gibson
Santo Domingo
UPI
Armed Forces Radio
Santiago
Barahona
Hector Garcia Godoya
Radio San Isidro
Dominican Armed Forces
National Police
Dominican Republic
Santo Demings
Garcia Godoy
Nval
Elias
Lessing Wessin
Tha
Cers
Duarte
Orlando Bonnelly
San Isidro
Rafael
F. Bonnelly
Ramon E. Jimenez Jr
Navy
Israel
Armed Forces
Francisco J. Rivero Camipero
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Jimenez
Rivero
US Steel CEI GM to reply on clean water
U S Steel CEI and General Motors will file progress reports with the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board detailing schedules of compliance with about 25 state recommendations. The filings come after conferences last summer in Cleveland and involve Lorain Works and other facilities.
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US Steel
CEI
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
U S Steel Corp
Cleveland Electric Mluminating Co
Ternstedt
General Motors Corp
Emmett
Arnold State Health
Cleveland
Arnold
General Motors
U S Steel
Lorain Works
5 Steel
U. S. Steel
Herbert J Dunsmore
Davis lone Little Rock player quits with 2:57 left
Marshall Davis asked the referee to end the Walnut Ridge game as Southern Baptist overwhelmed Little Rock University 101 to 78. Four fouled out, leaving Davis to finish with a shorthanded lineup.
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Walnutridge
Ark
Marshall Davis
Southern Baptist
Davis
Little Rock University
Cleve Bansum
De Gaulle Faces Cabinet Clash Over New Policy Direction
Paris sources report President Charles de Gaulle confronting a cabinet split on a "new look" for governance. The dispute pits former Premier Michel Debre against finance minister Valery Giscard dEstaing over economic and social policy, threatening Gaullist support in the National Assembly if unresolved.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Jook
National Assembly
Michel Debre
Valery Giscard
Business blasts LBJ curb on prices versus wage leeway
Big business charges the Johnson administration with hamstringing price hikes while allowing labor to pursue inflationary wage increases. The condemnation by the nation’s major business organizations came after the administration accepted a compromise steel price decrease, Aquapac.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Aquapac
Soviet Hanoi trip fuels debate among diplomats
In Washington the visit of a high powered Soviet delegation to Hanoi sparks speculation on whether Moscow will push for easing North Viet Nam toward peace talks or boost Hanoi with more firepower. Officials decline to comment as the discussion centers on influence and potential actions amid the Vietnam conflict.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Hanoi
Wartorn
Southeast Asia
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Peking
U.S
Defense
Moshighway Construction
Thelow
National Association of White House
Ord
Dmitri
Weather forecast: cold with snow chances this weekend
The forecast calls for cloudy, colder conditions with occasional light snow this afternoon or tonight. Highs reach the mid 30s to low 40s, windy and much colder tonight. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries, temperatures five to seven degrees below normal, and lake effect snow near Lake Erie.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Lindsay May Free Transit Unionists After Talks
New York Mayor John V Lindsay met with President Johnsons labor officials and signaled he would support freeing transit unionists if it speeds settlement of the seven day subway and bus strike. Lindsay conferred with Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz and aides, and said he wanted to bring the dispute to a fair, speedy conclusion and get trains rolling again. Wirtz said no federal funds were offered and mediation failed to provide new dollars.
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New York
UPI
John V Lindsay
Johnson
Hell
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Lindsay
Wirtz
Union
TWU
Milpy
Henry A Barnes
Amalgamated Transit Union
Theodore Kheel
Vietnamese police seize two Viet Cong with 275 pound bomb
Vietnamese police stopped two Viet Cong terrorists riding a cycle cart toward the Alabama BOQ on Cong Quynh Street. The pair carried a 275 pound plastic bomb camouflaged in water bottles and .45 caliber pistols with one grenade. The raid aimed to strike the U S Army billets near the Metropole and U S signals unit later.
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Saigon
UPI
Alabama
Bachelor Officers Quarters
Cong Quynh St
Metropole
Boq
U.S. Army
53Rd Signal Co
Rose Named Winter Blooms Amid Mild Christmas Weather
Mrs Poor of 216 Crestview Dr photographed a rose bush during an unusually warm Christmas period. Three rosebuds and new leaves appear on the bush proving that nature can mix up its seasons.
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Jovine Poor
Crestview
Bnd
Where to turn 3 Democrats now in field vee
The page lists various local items including Firelands schools inspected and a repair program launched, Lorain County sportsmen safeguarding Wyoming antelope herds, and Lorain hiring meter maids as part of parking operations. It also notes Amherst Republicans curious about a term and Santa Claus helper in Spencer plus community notes on courts, theater, and calendars.
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Firelands
Lorain
Lorain County
Wyoming
Second Soviet Mission Heads East as Brezhnev Leads Delegation
A high powered Soviet delegation led by Leonid Brezhnev departs Moscow for the Far East. Foreign Minister Gromyko Defense Minister Malinovsky and Kirill Mazurov travel with the group to Mongolia while Shelepin arrives in Hanoi with rockets and armaments.
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Jay Axelbank
Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Far East
Kremlin
Alexander N. Shelepin
Hanoi
Tass Sens
Brezhnev
Peoples Republic of Mongolia
Soviet Union
China
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rodion Malinovsky
Kirill Mazurov
Council of Ministers
Shelepin
Tura
State probes theft from Oberlin city till
Examiners from the state auditor's office have spent seven days assessing a December theft claim in Oberlin. City Manager Donald R. Marquis says an employee was en route to the bank with 1672 dollars when the money allegedly disappeared, but no police report exists and no charges have been filed.
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Ted Wood
Oberlin
State Auditor's Office
Chronicle Telegram
Donald R. Marquis
Marquis
Chronicle Tele
Chronicle - Telegram
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