Ohio tackles drug abuse among youth in state program
Ohio officials report rising drug abuse from college to high school ages. State aid targets Cleveland to Canton, Hamilton and Athens counties as undercover work and prosecutions ramp up. Authorities say marijuana is common, with heroin and speed present. arrests are months away as investigations continue.
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Athens
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Athens County
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Ile
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Kennedy Resignation Debate Splits Public Opinion
Survey results split on whether Edward Kennedy should resign after the Chappaquiddick incident. Mass polls show varied support for remaining in the Senate, with letters and calls reflecting mixed views. Senate colleagues praised Kennedy while awaiting his decision.
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Boston
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Washington
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Mass
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Sindlinger & Co
New York
Sindlinger
White House
Boston Globe
Massachusetts
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D-Conn
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Ribicoff
Pell
Carson Cancels Stokes TV Appearance in Cleveland
In Cleveland, NBC-TV canceled Mayor Carl Stokes’s planned Tonight Show appearance after equal time pressure from mayoral candidate Robert J. Kelly. Carson avoided FCC equal-time issues, and Stokes did not appear. Kelly and Stokes contend in the Democratic mayoral primary.
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Kelly
Federal Communications Commission
Chronicle Telegram publication masthead fragment
Fragmented newspaper masthead from Elyria Ohio listing publication details Lorain County Panning Publishing and pricing and delivery notes for the Lorain area The text names Katey Daily and Sunday editions with an address and phone numbers in Elyria and Lorain Ohio.
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Ohio
Katey
Lorain County
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Lorain
Heavy fighting on Saigon frontier claims 63 enemy lives
A second day of combat near Saigon border with Cambodia leaves 63 North Vietnamese soldiers dead as Nixon plans to visit the war zone. U.S. withdrawals rise to 7,300, with another 9th Infantry battalion departing Bien Hoa for McChord Air Force Base.
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McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
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Pope's Africa Visit Aims to Spur Nigerian Peace Talks
Pope Paul begins historic three day Africa tour in Uganda with a Vatican call to end the Nigerian civil war. Africa bishops meet to discuss Nigeria and Biafra while leaders from Uganda Burundi The Zongo Rwanda Tanzania and Zambia gather for an informal summit. Thousands travel to Kampala as the Pope heads to Entebbe for a ceremonial arrival.
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Uganda
UPI
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Vatican
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Biafra
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Foreign Ministry
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Burundi
Rwanda
Tanzania
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Yon
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Dirksen confronts protesting farmers in Capitol fracas
Captiol police escorted Sen. Everett Dirksen from a shouting 200-farmers protest in the Senate reception room. Farmers demanded parity in prices and expanded voice in federal policy, pressing a plan to cut production and remove up to 10 million acres from farming. Dirksen defended a parity-linked bill backed by the American Farm Bureau Federation, while Percy urged market expansion.
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U.S
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Senate
Ilinois
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Charles H. Percy
Bill
Everett Dirksen
R-Iil
Gun control fights fade as violence commission proposal eyes guns
Washington reports that gun control efforts stall in Congress with little momentum and no strong administrative push. The National Violence Commission proposes confiscating about 9 percent of privately owned pistols, a move seen as undermining reform.
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UPI
Congress
National Violence Commission
United States
Death of EMU coed linked to serial slayings in Michigan
Karen Sue Beineman 18 was found dead after disappearance during a shopping trip. Police held 19-year-old Michael Moore for questioning and circulated a color composite of a motorcyclist seen with Beineman. Prosecutors describe the killings as sexually motivated with brutal beatings before death.
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Mich
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Monroe
Michigan
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Moore
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Karen Sue
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Miss Beineman
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Krasny
William Dethey
Delhey
University of Michigan
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