Legion urges halt to Kent State memorial
The Ohio American Legion adopted a resolution urging a halt to the memorial for May 4 1970 Kent State killings. The vote was unanimous. The design by Bruno Ast features a gray-blue granite pavement and a rose wall with thirteen black disks, funded privately.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
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Allison Krause
Washington
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Veterans Organization
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Barbertoo
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FBI
ROTC
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Presidential Commission
Chicago
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Expression
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Michael Schwartz
The
Ohio
No bargaining chip Star Wars defends against missiles
President Reagan, from Camp David, defends the SDI program as not a bargaining chip, insisting it is essential as Soviet arms reductions stall. He notes rapid progress in sensors and interceptors, urges funding, and warns Congress against deep cuts that would jeopardize research and national security.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Congress
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U.S
Pentagon
The Chronicle Telegram Information Page
The Chronicle Telegram located at 225 East Avenue Elyria Ohio provides mailing and box information with a standard postal address for readers and subscribers. The notice lists a P O box 4010 and a city Elyria with a ZIP code 44035 for mail routing and customer service inquiries.
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East Avenue
Elyna
Ohio
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Chronicle Telegram
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Sister of Terry Anderson to travel to Greece for his release
Peggy Say, sister of captured AP correspondent Terry Anderson, will fly to Greece at the invitation of Mrs. Andrea Papandreou to press for Anderson and other hostages' release. She plans public and private appeals, hoping messages can pass between captors and hostages, with meetings to expand efforts.
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Batavia
N.Y
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Lorain
Associated Press
Lebanon
Greece
Peggy Say
Margaret Papandreou
Andreas Papandreou
Say
Anderson
Lawrence Jenco
David Jacobsen
American University Hospital
Thomas Sutherland
The
University
William Buckley
U.S
Papandreou
Survey Finds Most Married Men Satisfied With Wives
The Chicago Sun-Times reports a poll of 2300 married men showing 77.1 percent in first marriages would remarry their wives, with about 82.5 percent in later marriages. Reasons ranged from praise of understanding to pragmatic jokes about laundry, while a Woman's Day magazine poll found only 50 percent of women would remarry their current husbands.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Woman's Day Magazine
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