Gilligan sworn in as Ohio governor urges civic duty
John J. Gilligan was sworn in as Ohio 62nd governor, urging residents to stop making excuses and share in government’s public service. He vowed to lead without dictatorial rule, saying leaders must execute policies defined by the people through elected representatives.
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Elyria Man Shot After Apartment Fight In Critical Condition
A 36 year old Elyria man Henry Terry Jr was shot during an argument with a man over a woman at South Park Apartments. Police report the victim is in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with a shotgun wound to the hip and groin. Detectives know a suspect and warrants will be filed today as the assailant supposedly tried to flee the city.
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Russians threaten 1S. businessman in Moscow street
In Moscow three Russians confronted Pan American World Airways official Joseph Markaroff and threatened to smash his car if he did not curb harassment of Soviets in the United States. The incident followed a weekend of vandals damaging five parked cars, part of rising anti American pressure in the city.
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UAW Sets Chrysler Strike Deadline In January
The United Auto Workers set a January 19 strike deadline for Chrysler Corp after rejecting the latest offer. About 120,000 UAW members in the United States and Canada could walk out if no three year contract is agreed by then. The union criticized the offer for not addressing back pay and called the raises deficient.
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Court agrees to hear Ali's draft appeal
The Supreme Court grants a hearing for Muhammad Ali on his bid for religious conscientious objector status. The review centers on whether his Army exemption claim is religious rather than political or racial, with the Frazier bout looming as a historic prize fight.
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Amherst woman, 34, killed in shooting at estranged husband home
Liza Jane Witt died from a gunshot to the head after a 2:00 a.m. shooting at 716 Cooper Foster Park Rd in Amherst. Her husband Abner Witt, 45, called police and is in custody for questioning as neighbors say the couple had separated for more than two months. Witt worked as a clerk at Lawson's Milk Co. and was staying with the manager's family.
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Shooting case prompts police to consult prosecutor
An index treated and released from St. Joseph's Hospital for shock following a shooting. A .38-caliber pistol found in the Witt residence bedroom was sent to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in London. Police Chief Arthur Koppenhafter said he would confer with the Lorain County prosecutor later today before considering charges.
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Lorain County Vocational School funds may expand district
Ohio Board of Education expected to approve 5.28 million dollars in construction funds for Lorain County Vocational School district from state issue one, matched by locals. Total district expansion funds amount to 10.56 million for a possible second vocational high school, with plans near Oberlin and ongoing feasibility studies.
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Drunken husband arrested after doubting wife’s driving
In Mant sale Finland a man charged with drunken driving. He had argued his wife was too drunk to drive but then took the wheel and was stopped by police. The wife drove home and soon crashed into a ditch. In Washington the Supreme Court rejected Hoffa’s pension fraud appeal, exposing him to more prison time.
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Detective killed as Tupamaros threaten to negotiate kidnappings
In Montevideo the Tupamaro urban guerrillas killed off duty Detective Jose Leandro Viljalba and warned the government to negotiate the release of kidnapped British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson. The group said captives Fly and Aloysio Gomide were in good health while calling for a shift in policy and withdrawing a ransom offer.
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