Death knell for Elyria landfill threatens city waste
Elyria faces running out of landfill space on 6 acres at Garden Street as officials warn they may violate state rules by not daily covering waste. officials prefer a regional disposal plan with Lorain County, while the state seeks a viable permanent solution.
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Commission urges national policy of zero population growth
A Congressional commission urged a two child per family limit to halt U.S. population growth and avert a more regulated society. The report, prepared after hearings in Chicago Los Angeles New York Little Rock and Washington, warns growth will require housing and food for millions yearly and predicts future government expansion and land water shortages unless growth slows. The panel favors a two child average but acknowledges even that would not fully stabilize population.
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B52s Strike N Vietnam Base Inside Cambodia
US B52 bombers hit a North Vietnamese base in eastern Cambodia near Tay Ninh, wrecking reinforced bunkers and destroying supplies including five tons of rice. Government reports say several enemy troops were killed as part of a 5,000-man South Vietnamese push with armored support.
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Weather reports show highs around 70s to near 80 with increasing cloudiness and warm overnight lows. In Cambodia, eastern highways see a dry season push as South Vietnam braces for a Khmer surge aimed at disrupting communist supply lines in Tay Ninh and Saigon regions. South Vietnamese and allied forces report sapper activity killed or captured, with reinforcements swarming the border and ongoing incidents near Saigon.
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Young Davidson senior urges youth focus on population study
Davidson College senior Stephen Salyer, youngest ever named to the National Commission on Population Growth and the American Future, says the commission's findings affect under-30s. He urges youth to consider social responsibility in family size, advocating two children per family as ideal. Salyer notes environmental concerns may boost support for voluntary family size limits.
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Mansheld Comments Stir Transit on Spiro Agnew Speculation
Washington story notes Senate Leader Mansheld comments amid speculation on Vice President Spiro Agnew's fate and a possible presidential bid. The report quotes Mansheld expressing nonpersonal remarks and hints at shifting support as Florida Governor Askew emerges in discussions.
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Area work study programs described by C T special
The Chronicle Telegram outlines area work study programs COE OWE OWA and DCT that place hundreds of high school seniors in part time jobs to gain real world experience. Coordinators say many students stay employed after graduation, while others are often hired as clerks secretaries and other positions.
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Florida primary chaos sees Wallace topples field in Leway bid
Florida's presidential primary devolves into a free-for-all as contenders scramble for second place while George Wallace rides an antibasing platform in a Leway race. The AP reports Gleaming lead details from Miami with coverage on the national scene. The EPA is set to announce a near complete ban on mercury-containing pesticides, a move with wide agricultural and environmental implications.
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North Olmsted Wins Southwestern Conference in Color Feature
The forthcoming C T sports section promises a color page spotlight on North Olmsted as the Southwestern Conference basketball champions, highlighting their season achievements and key players in tomorrow’s edition.
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