OSU feeds fuzz to improve police relations
Ohio State University fraternities host a six week series of free lunches for 18 campus police officers to ease tensions from last spring’s riots. The program, inspired by Purdue, aims to build dialogue and friendship between students and law enforcement, with potential continuation if improvements persist.
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Jim Hrach
Cleveland Heights
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Ohio State University
Columbus
Harold Crabtree
Eugene Beer
Purdue University
Alex Thomson
Ohio State Area
Thomson
Lambda Chi Alpha
Bowen asks LCCC staff to aid in accreditation
Thomas D. Bowen acting as president of Lorain County Community College urged faculty and staff to set aside personal feelings and focus on accreditation and immediate tasks after Dr. Max Lerner's resignation. He planned a faculty Q and A and read a formal statement about changing leadership and campus challenges. Weather noted with light rain, snow flurries, and temperatures in the 30s and 20s.
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Bowen
LCCC
Lorain County Community College
Thomas D. Bowen
Max J. Lerner
Lerner
Board of Trustees
Major snowstorm blankets 19 states and Nevada governor rescued
A severe snowstorm shuts highways across 19 states. Nevada Governor D. N. Mike O Callaghan is rescued from his snowbound Carson City mansion. I 80 and Donner Summit corridor blocked with up to 130 inches in the Sierra Nevada. Traffic accidents multiply as freezing drizzle and fog clutch the Midwest and Northeast.
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Nevada
D. N
Mike” O'Callaghan
Carson City
Midwest
Truckee
Calif
Sierras
California Division of Highways
Donner Summit
California
Alpine County
Luter Pass
Reno
Nev
Sacramento
Mississippi Valley
Supreme Court strikes down post office obscenity censorship
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidated two laws allowing the Post Office to block or detain mail to obscenity dealers. Justice Brennan held the 1890 and 1960 measures violate the First Amendment, affirming mail as a facet of free speech and rejecting official censorship.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
California
Georgia
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Brennan
United States
Nine Die in Nursing Home Fire at Westminster Terrace
Fire broke out in the basement of Westminster Terrace Presbyterian Home in Beaches Louisville. Nine elderly residents aged 77 to 92 died from smoke inhalation while 58 were hospitalized. deputies revised the death toll after initial reports.
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Louisville
UPI
Westminster Terrace Presbyterian
Marietta
Ohio
Three Armed Men Rob Lorain Bank Branch
Three men robbed the Apple Avenue branch of the Central Security National Bank of Lorain County at 11 00 a m today. They escaped in a brown car after demanding money from a teller. Police described two suspects as in their late 20s one armed. one 5-8 wearing tan jacket and pants. another 6-8 in blue jeans with a brown ski cap. A third suspect description was unavailable. Police said no further details were released.
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Lorain
Apple Avenue
Central Security National Bank of
Lorain County
Ransom Release Near for Swiss Envoy as Brazil Frees Prisoners
In Rio de Janeiro the Swiss ambassador Giovanni Bucher was released after Brazil ransomed 70 prisoners to Chile. A Varig Boeing 707 flew the group to Santiago at dawn, with police and air force securing the ramp. Children of a prisoner accompanied the flight back to Brazil, while media were barred from talking to the prisoners.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Giovanni Bucher
Chile
Varig Airlines
Santiago
Brazil
Bruno Piloa
Baker Begins 13 Year Prison Term In Lewisburg
Robert G. Bobby Baker who leveraged ties to Lyndon B. Johnson reported to Lewisburg federal prison to start a 13 year sentence for tax evasion larceny fraud and conspiracy. He was designated a minimum security inmate and will be sent to an honor farm after surrendering by mistake to a bank building. Newsmen directed him to the federal building for intake.
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Robert G
Bobby” Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lewisburg
Senate Democrats
Baker
Elyria City Schools to Gain 483000 in Operating Funds
The Lorain County Auditor reports Elyria city schools will receive about 7.2 million dollars for general operation from property taxes this year, about 483,235 more than last year. The rise stems from a real estate revaluation and will not boost state aid or restore previously cut services, some board members said.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Joseph J. Mitock
Mitock
Elyria City
Ben V. Myers
Elyria Schools
Midview
Keystone
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