Education bill showdown nears House veto standoff looms
The House moves toward final approval of a 19.7 billion education funding bill despite a Nixon veto threat. Democrats seek to override, testing political support ahead of fall elections. Senate backing already strong, with GOP votes split on override prospects.
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Romney Still Seen as Potential Senate Candidate
Secretary of Housing George Romney said Michigan Republicans may choose a consensus candidate other than him for the Senate race. He declined to rule himself out, noted his focus on housing programs, and said his wife Lenore would not be a candidate unless no consensus is reached. Michigan leaders planned a meeting in St Clair to pick a nominee.
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Ohio convict William Herbruck hangs self in Kentucky jail cell
William Herbruck a 43 year old escaped Ohio convict was found dead in a Franklin County Jail cell in Frankfort Kentucky early today He had been recaptured near Shelbyville after disarming Kentucky State Police officer Bowman Stone and crashing his car during a weekend chase He walked away from the Ohio Institution in January 1966 after being convictd of second degree murder in the slaying of his wife
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Lorain man charged in drug possession
A 25 year old Lorain man Clifford Bryant was charged with marijuana possession after Elyria police saw him hide a foil packet in his mouth. He was held in the city jail awaiting arraignment. Police recovered the foil and a capsule Bryant claimed was a diet pill.
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Ohio Sees Five Weekend Traffic Fatalities in North Region
State officials reported five weekend traffic deaths all occurring Saturday in the northern third of Ohio. Warren C Nelson, the State Highway Safety Director, notes the toll is among the lowest in recent years. One victim, 19 year old John P Brooks of near Greenwich, died in a head-on collision with a truck on Ohio 18 east of Norwalk.
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Mobile home park plan stirs Sheffield village meeting
Residents clash with Kenneth Cassell and Properties Inc over a proposed mobile home park on H Road. Objections include school costs, tax impact, voting power shifts, and potential slum-like decline, while Cassell cites favorable tax figures and warns against overreaction. A citizens committee or referendum was proposed, with further council action anticipated.
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Russ Davies remembers Joe Clay Talarek a Lorain County veteran
In a wartime correspondence with about 150 locals Elyrians and others, Russ Davies recalls Joe Clay Talarek who died earlier this month in Brecksville Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Talarek lost sight in one eye, transferred from the Quartermaster Corps to the Infantry, saw action in Europe, and was a devoted letter writer.
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Nixon crime war faces House hurdles over rights limits
House Judiciary leaders warn constitutional issues may stall Nixon’s new crime legislation as hearings on the 1968 Safe Streets Act begin February 18. They favor reshaping fund distribution and reject detention and habitual offender sentence enhancements as too invasive or unworkable.
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Sewage Plant Strike Halts Repairs in Cincinnati
Cincinnati faces a four week strike by municipal workers causing the Ohio River to receive millions of gallons of untreated sewage. Plant manager Arthur Caster says the diesel engines are unmaintained due to shortages, risking further damage while about 60 million gallons are processed daily. Federal mediators meet with city and union officials as talks resume.
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Boy Trapped In Irrigation Well Rescued After 7 Hours
In Miami a 2 year old boy named John Resmunds was trapped in an 13 foot deep irrigation well shaft for seven hours. Rescue teams drilled parallel holes and reached him, lifting him to safety with minor injuries after an overnight hospital stay.
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