09 Jan 1971
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1971
Page
1
Dr. Max J. Lerner resigns as president of Lorain County Community College amid a tense board session and crowd protests. Trustees accept the resignation with leave and designate Thomas Bowen as acting interim president. Faculty petitions support Lerner amid questions about accreditation and board actions.
The board of trustees of Lorain County Community College released a statement announcing Dr. Max J. Lerner has submitted his resignation as college president and the board has accepted it. The statement notes strained relations with Lerner, cites accreditation concerns, and says no further statements will be issued by either party.
John B. Parker explains why the terms Title 1 and similar designations are confusing in connection with federal funding of school projects. Embree H. Hoffman notes on Chinese theater in Sunday's Family Features highlight Black as honest in Peking Opera.
The United States plans to pull out 20000 combat troops from the Saigon area over the next four months and deactivate a key tactical headquarters. By May only one brigade of American combat forces will remain in the 3rd Military Region, about 5000 troops, with duties limited to security for U.S. installations. Helicopters and other assets will be transferred to South Vietnam. The move ends U.S. combat roles in the region and follows a larger Cambodian engagement last year.
Four U S diplomats reported harassment and property damage in Moscow as Soviet protest actions intensified. A diplomat’s car window was smashed and others were verbally accosted on the streets, with no violence reported beyond vandalism. The U S government may cover bomb damage costs to the Soviet cultural office, with prior Soviet protests filed at the State Department.
In a playful personal notice, the index advertises that Cousin Clara is seeking a single man willing to go out with her. It invites interested suitors to respond to the listing through the appropriate channels.
Public hearing in New York on licensing and controls for computer dating firms reveals dozens of unhappy customers who paid hundreds for matches that did not meet expectations. Witnesses accuse firms of poor data handling while industry executives urge regulation to weed out unreliable operators.
Partly cloudy today with high in the upper 20s to 30s and tonight's low in the low 20s Mostly cloudy with a small chance of light rain or snow tomorrow High tomorrow around 15 with 10 to 30 percent precipitation today tonight and tomorrow Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph today south 10 to 15 mph tonight and west 15 to 25 mph tomorrow Historical highs and lows noted as 20 yesterday and 8 today
Queen Elizabeth 2 docks with 501 survivors and 134 safe others after the French cruise ship Antilles ran aground on a Caribbean reef near Mustique. The vessel burned, 49 passengers were taken to Bequia, 85 aboard a rescue vessel, with salvage efforts under way and repatriation planned.
Lorainite Louis A. Schroeder of Lorain filed a $4 million civil suit in U S District Court on behalf of his son William 19 killed in the Kent State shootings The suits name Gov Rhodes Ohio National Guard officers and KSU President White as defendants claiming constitutional rights were violated and negligence in deploying inadequately trained troops Ten suits totaling more than $26 million have been filed in Cleveland nine men were wounded in the May 4 confrontation The plaintiffs seek damages for victims Douglas Wrentmore James Russell Donald Mackenzie John Cleary Thomas Grace and Alan Canfora with Canfora facing separate charges in Portage County and a riot charge in a grand jury action
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