Fuller approved as OC president
Oberlin College trustees appoint Robert W. Fuller, dean at Trinity College Hartford, as tenth Oberlin president effective July. Carr leaves June 30 after a 1960s tenure. Fuller, on campus as president elect, led Trinity through innovations and interdisciplinary programs while Gilligan’s era at Oberlin will end with Carlson acting president temporarily.
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Peru quake toll soars to fifty thousand amid looting and hunger
Survivors in Caraz scavenge for food as looting reported in Huaraz. Dogs and pigs feed on the dead while martial law tightens and helicopters struggle through the Andes. Mission leaders and relief crews warn of immense devastation as children remain entombed and towns collapse.
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Derby Clinic Guides Young Builders at Lorain Car Center
Experts to inspect soap box derby cars at a clinic tomorrow 2 p.m. at Bob Beck Chevrolet Lorain. Dennis McDaniels, 1978 Derby director, urges 11 to 15 year olds to start building, purchase equipment at Beck's, and ask construction questions. The event is organized by Amherst council with local Chevrolet dealers.
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Harding calls for end of airport authority
Robert Harding, a South Amherst music instructor and former airport authority president, urges Lorain County to dissolve the Lorain County Regional Airport Authority and have the county run the airport temporarily with a plan to form a new authority later. He cites intractable dissension and proposes a full time manager.
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Nixon Talk To Hijacked Pilot Barred
President Nixon's attempt to call pilot Capt. Dale C. Hope was blocked by doctors as Hope recuperated from a three hour surgery after being wounded in the Thursday hijacking of a Trans World Airlines jet. Hope remained in Fairfax Hospital in Virginia in good condition and could not receive the message.
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Weather Report Says Warm Today With Sunny Skies
A mild day is ahead with upper 60s to mid 70s. Tonight cools to upper 40s and low 50s. Tomorrow looks sunny and warmer with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. A 10 percent chance of precipitation stands today tonight and tomorrow. Sunset today 8 55 p m Sunrise tomorrow 5 33 a m High 72 at 2 p m Low 52 at 6 a m today.
Aerial Attacks Across Mideast Mark Anniversary Raids
Israeli forces launched a 14 hour blitz against Egyptian targets along the Suez Canal marking the Sixth Day War anniversary. In Lebanon and Syria Arab leaders Khadafy and Atassi urged unity against Israel as new calls for battle spread.
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Where to Go and See in the Lake Erie Shoreline Vacation Guide
The Chronicle Telegram issues a 16 page vacation edition listing where to go what to see and what to do along Lake Erie shoreline from Castaha to Columbia Station and Lake Erie to below Ashland. The guide targets home subscribers and out of area visitors with golf dining swimming fishing and other attractions plus the Lake Erie cove area and summer resorts. Extra copies may be ordered via the circulation department.
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Reds push deep into Cambodia in Siem Reap assault
UPI reports deep North Vietnamese Viet Cong raid on Siem Reap threatening Angkor Wat. Siem Reap Airport closed as fighting rages in northwestern Cambodia near Phnom Penh. Evacuations ordered. Cambodian reinforcements hindered by severed lines and highway control. Casualties total 11,000+ for North Vietnamese Viet Cong and allied forces, with thousands wounded. U.S. air and ground forces report misdirected strike near Khe Sanh.
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Moon flight chief doubts moon dead status after find
NASA official Donald K. Slayton told Illinois editors that moon life may exist new signs from Apollo era. He cited an Apollo 11 camera with micro organisms and moon soil that seemed to stimulate growth and kill certain bacteria while cancer researchers seek samples.
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Woodrow Wilson’s Ohio roots shape Lorain mayoral path
Anita Schrodt profiles Lorain mayor Woody Wilson of Gibsonburg origin one of 12 children who started work early and rose to city hall. Pat Isaak details a five year old’s cafeteria debut captured by John Kenney. Bob Eisenbarth reports on how persistence built North Olmsted’s oldest municipally operated bus line.
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Bob Eisenbarth
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Shapely Blondes Waikiki Stroll Triggers Traffic Standstill
A 23 year old woman strolling in Waikiki yesterday clad only with a handbag caused a city traffic jam. Police officers were unable to manage the crowd as pedestrians gathered. She was removed to the station on charges of indecent exposure.
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