U S Steel to add 900 workers at Lorain bar mills
U S Steel will hire more than 900 workers at two Lorain Lorain-Cuyahoga Works bar mills to speed delivery of bar stock to rail or ship customers. The $120 million push-button plant will produce bars up to one inch diameter and stock up to two inches, with initial output aiming at auto and aircraft parts.
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Drastic cuts in Elyria school system spelled out
Elyria boards approve a curtailment plan amid rising needs and voter backlash. A $168,136 one time state aid will keep nurses and libraries open, while cuts hit elementary libraries and staff. Teacher salaries and hiring are frozen as the Erie Elementary project loses staffing.
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Elyria Board of Education
Ohio
George B. Smittle
Elyria Education Association
Board of Education
Erie
Nixon signs bill cutting voting age with court test urged
President Nixon signed a bill lowering the voting age to 18 while directing the attorney general to seek a swift constitutional test. He urged Congress to pursue a constitutional amendment and noted the act extends the Voting Rights Act for five years, shaping future elections.
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Nixon
Congress
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Cincinnati court case may void Elyria pay raises
The Ohio First District Court of Appeals ruled Cincinnati workers illegal in a strike and blocked wage increases granted to end it. Elyria cites the decision as potentially affecting its own pay raises, with City Solicitor Kosma J. Glavas seeking the official opinion to determine if there was a strike and what impact could follow for Elyria employees and proposed actions.
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Kosma J. Glavas
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COURT of appeals
Rescuers search Smokies for two lost Ohio teens
In the Great Smoky Mountains Park a large team of 50 to 100 veteran searchers with dogs pursued leads for Randy Moe 16 and Eddie Wells 15. The youths were last seen Sunday near West Prong of the Little Pigeon River after a picnic in Chimney Top.
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V. C. Moe
Eddie Wells
Mack Wells
Eddie
American Finance Management Co
Columbus
WELLS
Barbara
Randy
Smokies
Pigeon River
Public lands overhaul urged to fit modern times
A special Land Law Review Commission urges sweeping reforms to federal land policy. Proposals include reimbursing states for lost tax revenue from sparse public lands, new utilization fees, universal environmental clauses, and selective area set asides for timber. The plan also calls to scrap the Homestead Act, reform mining and oil leases, and streamline overlapping agencies nationwide.
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WILLIAM CLAYTON WASHINGTON
UPI
America
recommenda Land Law Review Commissio
Alaska
California
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Nevada
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Justices Trade Barbs as Court Terms Winds Down
The Supreme Court term ends amid public sniping among justices. Justice White criticizes Harlan as threadbare in his view of a nonbinding 12 member jury. Black and Harlan duel over the 14th Amendment and Bill of Rights application to states. Black defends original language and warns against expanding rights via a mere fairness standard. The session includes criticism of nonjury trial logic and cites constitutional guarantees. Further remarks await on page 4, column 2.
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Byron R. White
John M. Harlan
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Harlan
Black
William Brennan Jr
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