Fruehauf to reopen Avon Lake plant within five months
Avon Lake facility of Fruehauf Corp likely to restart operations in about five months with near two thousand workers. The plant, closed in 1970 due to costs, covers 854000 square feet on 186 acres and was once the world’s largest trailer factory attracting significant local tax and economic impact. Company officials have yet to confirm specifics.
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Anderson to testify as Kleindienst confrontation looms
Senate hearing topics include why Justice Department dropped antitrust suit against ITT. Jack Anderson and Kleindienst are testifying along with John Mitchell, Richard McLaren, and Felix Rohatyn. ITT lobbyist Dita Beard remains silent amid health and legal questions surrounding her memo about Attorney General Mitchell.
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Dita D. Beard
Tiny Tim seeks separation from Miss Vicky on TV marriage
Tiny Tim says he asked a judge to dissolve his nationwide marriage to Victoria Budinger broadcast to 35 million on Johnny Carson. He claims he is broke and in debt from reckless spending but vows the marriage ring will stay on his finger and that he will always love her despite the split.
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Landfill Crisis Near Pit Space Dwindles
Waste at Elyria’s landfill is not being covered daily as required by state law. Sanitation chief Jack Byam told city council the site will last at most 30 days. Rep. council members blame the Democratic administration for delay, while test borings Thursday seek another 90 acre parcel as potential expansion.
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James T. Tracey
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First Muskie test underway in New Hampshire
In Manchester New Hampshire voters begin the 1972 presidential primary season. Ed Muskie aims for a strong showing as a Maine native front-runner with McGovern challenging and Hartke Yorty Coll on the ballot. Nixon dominates the Republican side as ballots in Dixville Notch open at midnight.
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New Hampshire
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Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
McGovern
Dixville Notch
Far North
Nixon
Turning Colder With Snow Flurries Tonight
Weather forecast notes colder conditions this afternoon with wind and cloudy skies. Snow flurries possible tonight, with lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Tomorrow remains windy and much colder with a chance of snow flurries and highs in the 30s. Precipitation chances are 30 percent today, 60 percent tonight, and 3 percent tomorrow.
Ingot crushes Lorain US Steel worker Daniel Bender
A 64 year old maintenance worker at US Steel Lorain Cuyahoga No 3 seamless mill Daniel Bender was killed when a 4000 pound hot ingot rolled down a transfer table pinning him during routine maintenance. He died at 730 AM and his body was taken to St Josephs morgue. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Howard Cleveland
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