Treaty on Nuclear Nonproliferation Ends Spread of Arms
The United States and Soviet Union announced the nonproliferation treaty is in effect. It requires 40 nations to adhere, a milestone marked despite missing China and France. Several others including West Germany Japan Israel India Argentina Pakistan and Australia have not ratified.
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Soviets
Red
China
France
West Germans
Japan
Israel
India
Argentina
Pakistan
Australia
Wildcat rail walkouts affect freight across regions
Wildcat walkouts slowed freight in the Midwest Far West and South while a court challenge loomed. Rail unions defied a 37 day moratorium and joined widespread picketing at major terminals including Santa Fe Chicago and Norfolk.
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Midwest
South
Louisville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Norfolk
Santa Fe
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Roseville
Calif
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chesapeake and Ohi
Huntington
W. Va
Ashland
Russell, Ky
Louisville & Eastern Illinois
Dalton
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Rock Island
Silvis, Til
Norfolk & Western
Weekly Vietnam war deaths reach high since November
The US Command reports 113 U.S. GIs killed in Vietnam last week, the costliest period in nearly four months with 465 wounded. South Vietnamese losses were 333 killed and 1,000 wounded, while 2,009 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese were reported killed. The report notes helicopter losses and intensified firepower by enemy forces. The United States is turning over Can Tho port to the South Vietnamese.
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Upi
Vietnam
Cambodia
Mekong
Can Tho
Perjury indictment in mine case against Dillard Couch
Federal grand jurors indict Kentucky miner Dillard Couch on two counts of perjury in a case tied to the slaving of United Mine Workers official Joseph A Yablonski. The Harlan native allegedly lied about two October trips to Middlesboro with UMW District 19 researchers and cashed two checks totaling 935 dollars. The indictment notes no money source or purpose for the alleged trips and does not tie Couch’s checks to the Yablonski plot.
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Cleveland Lap
United Mine Workers
Joseph A Yablonski
Kentucky
Dillard Couch
Couch
Harlan
Middlesboro
UMW Distriit 19
UMW
Noah Doss
Yablonski
Lorain County approves 1970 budget for 9.68 million
Lorain County commissioners approved the 1970 budget totaling 9 681 335 including a 4 335 000 general fund. The general fund covers cost of living pay raises about five percent for county employees within the appropriation. Hospitalization benefits will be bid separately.
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Lorain
County Budget Commission
DA Dellasant
Weather Clearing With Colder Night Then Warmer Day
Clear and colder tonight with lows in the low to mid 20s. Sunny and mild tomorrow with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Precipitation chances near zero tonight and tomorrow. NW to N winds 10 to 20 mph becoming light and variable. Sunset today 6:21, sunrise tomorrow 6:37. High 33 yesterday afternoon, low 32 this morning.
Clinton Energy push to reopen Grafton wells eyed at meeting
Clinton Energy Producers Inc plans a final bid to restart five Grafton area oil wells with a trial on four. George Selden says the plan could lead to reopening the remaining wells after committee approval. About 90 investors attended the Belden Fire Station briefing in Elyria, Ohio.
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Clinton Energy Producers, Inc
Grafton Area
George Seiden
Clinton
Holiday Inn
Elyria
William Schneider
Clinton Energy
Selden
Louis Kapp Sr
Belleville
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Belden
Henry's Pub Midway Mall Ad Lures Diners With Deals
Henry's Pub at Midway Mall promotes sizzling steaks and barbecued ribs with drafts and cocktails. The ad highlights value and a casual dining experience in Avon Elyria area shopping center.
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Midway Mall
Henry's Pub
Eclipse poses risk of permanent eye damage during eclipse
Eye health groups warn that improper viewing can burn the retina and cause irreversible blind spots. Experts describe safer methods such as watching via a pinhole projector or television while noting totality occurs only briefly in the southeastern United States and parts of North America.
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American Association of Ophthalmology
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
National Science Foundation
Opthalmologiests
Jesse L Steimfeld
North America
Alaska
Central America
South America
Mexico
Three winged building approved for Lorain County Children's Home
A three winged T shaped building was approved by the Lorain County Children's Home planning group at Green Acres Oberlin. Architects Smith Clark Landig and Wykoff Associates of Elyria were given program requirements after a five hour session. Each wing will house up to 20 children with two bathrooms and adjustable rooms for younger and older children. Innovations include tub shower units and a living room with a TV for each wing.
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Lorain County
Childrens Home
Green Acres
Oberlin
Smith Clark Landig
Wykoff
Associates
Elyria
Planning Commission
Mansfield Childrens Home
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