Fremont Hopes Cold Snap Halts Ohio Flooding
United Press International reports Ohio floodwaters receded in many areas as a cold front threatened with snow and freezing temps. Fremont and Tiffin awaited relief while ice and potential river freezes aimed to slow rising waters along the Sandusky and other rivers.
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New York Newspaper Strike Ends With Tentative Pact
Publishers and the International Typographical Union reach a settlement proposed by Mayor Wagner after three months of shutdown. The two year contract includes a $12.27 total money package with $6.51 first year and $5.76 second year and a $4 weekly wage increase, standardizing the expiration date for all papers.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Snow Ends With Clouds
Snow ends and a transition to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change is forecast for today in Northeastern Ohio, highs 34 to 40, then cloudy tonight with a cold low around 22. Snow chances 2 percent. Saturday mostly cloudy with light snow showers and colder conditions. The Ohio River crest near 15-16 feet with flooding affecting Gallipolis, Portsmouth, Marietta and Gallia County areas, several towns evacuated, and ships considering work at Lorain yard.
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Syria Revolt Dashes In as Pro-Nasser Officers Seize Power
Rebels in Syria, led by pro Nasser officers, took control in a bloodless uprising. The coup, supported by Cairo and Baghdad, closed airstrips and ports and imposed a curfew while Azm and Nazem El Kadsi's fates remained unclear.
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Elyria church break in ends in shooting incident
An 18 year old Elyria State University freshman was shot in the left shoulder during a church break in at First Congregational Church in Elyria. Custodian William Purnell said a man entered, broke a basement window, and was warned before the shotgun blast. The intruder fled, leaving a stolen 1960 Volkswagen nearby. Police issued a John Doe warrant for Jonathan D Walker, 18, of 185 Cleveland St, alleging breaking and entering during the night.
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Tragedy Stalks East of Grand Ole Opry
A terse report notes a tragedy unfolding near the Grand Ole Opry area with investigations underway and authorities seeking information from the public. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary notice.
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OSU student group sues over campus speaker rules
Students for Liberal Action filed a federal suit in Columbus opposing two sections of OSU Rules for the Faculty that bar outside speakers and require faculty advisors approval. The petition claims the policy infringes First and Fourteenth Amendment rights and cites harassment surrounding speaker Wilkinsons appearance. The case names OSU trustees and officials and notes the campus controversy over outside speakers and civil liberties.
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Fake raid plan revealed by pilot sparks questions
Partial text cites Erie County Planning Commission workshop, Braden and Elyria Park payroll scrutiny, and Grafton officials hearing a new prison project may force a village reservoir build while local governance and media past roles are mentioned in a fragmented page.
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Ruling on ship bid protest due soon
Navy Secretary Fred Korth to decide in days whether to award a 16 million dollar contract to Puget Sound Bridge and Iron Co. for converting two tankers. American Ship Building Co. of Lorain Ohio filed a protest as the bid contest centers on enlarging tanker capacity from about 100000 to 150000 tons.
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