Mileti to buy Indians amid stadium plans and bids
Cleveland businessman Marshall Mileti confirms agreement with Vernon Stouffer to buy the Indians for about 9 million dollars. Bid offers from Al Rosen and Lamar Hunt surface, as Mileti pursues a $17 million sports coliseum and expansion plans in nearby townships while managing Cavaliers and Barons assets.
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Doctor allows ITT lobbyist to testify
Dr Victor Liszka warned that ITT lobbyist Dita Beard cannot travel to Washington as she remains seriously ill with coronary heart disease. He proposed hospital testimony with a physician present and electronic heart monitoring, delaying Kleindienst's attorney general confirmation. The case centers on an ITT antitrust suit and a possible GOP convention contribution.
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Fight over library funds sparks political battle in Ohio
Local library leaders protest a proposed state bill reallocating intangible tax revenue from stock dividends. Elyria chairwoman Mrs J Clare George says municipalities lack taxing power and would receive more under the plan, while library advocates warn it would shift funds away from counties. The Ohio Library Association and others have already voiced opposition. The issue mirrors actions by libraries statewide as lawmakers consider revenue sharing. The Lorain County system currently splits intangible revenue among seven library branches. The story notes an expected turn to page 4 for more detail.
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Two plants eyed to ease Ohio gas shortage
Officials of PACO will decide by Friday on holding hearings for two proposed plants that could ease Ohio gas shortages. The Green Springs plant would convert LNG to pipeline gas at 88 Bcf per year, Cove Point would produce 1 Bcf daily from LNG imported from Algeria. The Supreme Court will speed up review on FPC authority in shortages. MOLLER, MOSHER report that timing places relief by 1975.
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Weather update shows cloudy, cold and warmer tomorrow
A cloudy cold day gives way to partly cloudy skies and not as cold tonight with a chance of light snow. Highs reach the upper 20s to lower 30s, lows in the 20s, then much warmer tomorrow with winds mainly from the south.
Midview Highs Lakeland Co-Champion Basketball Page tease
A color picture feature highlights Midview High School basketball, noting the team as co-champions in the Lakeland Conference. The piece teases coverage and standings with emphasis on the standout players and season impact.
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New Hampshire primary race narrows before voting
In Durham New Hampshire the Democratic candidates Muskie McGovern Edmonds and Jovern sparred over campaign finance disclosures as the field narrows toward tomorrow's primary. Debate highlighted policy clashes with Hartke Fort y Cotl and other hopefuls also on the ballot. Muskie seen as frontrunner with Globe poll showing 42 percent support while McGovern trails at 26 percent.
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12 Bodies Recovered From Barcelona Building Debris
An explosion collapsed a Mestory apartment house in Barcelona trapping dozens. Rescue teams pulled 12 bodies from the wreckage as police feared 20 to 30 more may be inside. The 10 year old building housed about 50 residents, many Latin American, with 300 police, firefighters and Barcelona University students aiding the search.
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Three GIs killed as U S raids enter fifth day in Vietnam
Three American soldiers were killed at Kong Binh near the US base in Vietnam as an investigation into possible sabo tage was ordered. Elsewhere guerrilla rockets hit Cam Ranh Bay after dawn and air casualties rose on both sides. US warplanes struck antiaircraft batteries in North Vietnam and Laos as the five day wave of attacks continued. Marshall Green met President Thieu and said there were no private Nixon Chou talks in Peking.
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Gene Carroll TV pioneer dies in Florida at 75
Gene Carroll a Cleveland television pioneer and longtime host of the Gene Carroll Show died yesterday in Boca Raton Florida from a heart attack. He had suffered a massive heart attack last Thursday and was 75. His show began on WEWS TV in 1948 and he had taped enough programs to run through May 4 before leaving for Florida.
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