Gas supply fight looms over Lorain County growth
Lorain County builders lead a campaign against a possible gas supply freeze for new homes and commercial projects. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio may hold hearings while gas firms warn of a three year output limit. The piece argues both sides, warns of job losses, and questions who will bear the sacrifice as debates on shortages, regulatory delays, and future supplies unfold.
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Lorain County
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PACO
Speedy police work deters armed robberies and violence
Police praise for officers who arrested two intruders in an elderly couple home invasion and for arrests in an Oberlin College treasurer office holdup. Citizens’ cooperation aided investigations. police note that swift action and interdepartmental cooperation deter future crimes and protect all residents.
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Elvira
Maurice Flood
Oberlin College
Elyria Police
Oberlin
Death penalty debate voiced over deterrence and rights
Charles Gray argues death penalty deters premeditated murder and criticizes Supreme Court interpretations of cruel and unusual punishment. He asserts constitutional meanings reflect authors and states and urges a constitutional amendment to remove judicial interpretation and set life imprisonment as the limit. 344 E River St.
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California Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Charles Gray
River St
Public watchdog letter on North Ridgeville school board
A Chronicle Telegram reader argues the North Ridgeville controversy shows the school board should focus on educating children. The writer asserts papers blame by not covering meetings and criticizes officials elected to handle tax money in secret.
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North Ridgeville
Eve Say
Look to the future in this local builder debate
The Chroniele Telegram urges residents to consider long term heating costs as Ohio homes switch to natural gas. It criticizes the Ohio Home Builders Association and local builders for focusing on current sales while ignoring potential future expenses for families. The piece calls readers to read the articles, form their own view, and contact authorities with their opinions.
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Ohio Home Builders Association
OHBA
Nixon plans for Moscow tough minded talks with Russia
President Nixon and Secretary of State Rogers map a harder line for the Moscow summit, warning the Kremlin against anti American rhetoric and moves in Vietnam and the Middle East. Rogers previews a policy shift aiming at substantive talks and to clear away cold war obstacles for a meaningful exchange with the Soviet leadership. The approach contrasts with the Peking visit, which sought only a slight opening.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
William Rogers
China
Nixon
Peking
Russia
Middle East
Rogers
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
McCarthy Rules Illinois Bid Aiming to Daze Muskie
Eugene McCarthy mounts a forceful Illinois push to derail Edmund Muskie in the March 21 primary. He slams amnesty for Vietnam draft dodgers and Muskie's pro war stance while courting media support and targeting Muskie's weakening image. McCarthy openly seeks to halt Muskie rather than secure his own nomination.
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Champaign
University of Illinois
Eugene J McCarthy
Edmund S Muskie
Muskie
McCarthy
Inois
Illinois
Richard J Daley
Wisconsin
George McGovern
New Hampshire
Democratic Party
Senate
Sen
Ilinois
Freeport
Ill
Sandy Weiner
California
Weiner
Lurid Washington Lunch Drama Heads to White House
An aide in a Washington restaurant endures a sudden entourage and mingling with lobbyists from Topride and To pride Space Corp. The scene spirals into a whispered tale of influence, a lurkplug contract, and a claim the aide is acting as president three days a week.
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White House
Washington
Siberia
Oval Office
Topride Space Corp
Topeka
Los Angeles
Chevy Chase Country Club
United States
Sam
Pentagon
Virgin Islands
Billy
Alls
Panama officials tied to U S drug traffic Probe
Washington reports implicate Panamanian foreign minister Tack and Moises Torrijos in a heroin smuggling scheme. BNDD and Customs allege high ranking Panamanian officials aided the trafficking between Panama and the United States, prompting plans for confidential hearings and potential diplomatic fallout.
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Washington
Panama
Omar Torrijos
United States
Juan Tack
Amercan
Tack
Torrijos
Moises
Spain
House
John Murphy
Moses Torryos
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
BND
Panatanian National Guard
Murphy
BNDD
Apparate
Panarmanian
Moises Torrijos
Rafael Richard Jr
Tar Wan
Guillermo Gonzalez
Customs
Les Whitten
Moises Tornjos
Lester Wolff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Wolff
New York Democrat
Aman Affairs
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
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Chroniele-Telegram
William S. White
Israel
McCarthy Vs
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Robert Novak
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Chevy Chase Club
Justice Dept
T&t
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Dita Beard
Mitetel
NASA
John Mitetwell
Congress
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House Merchant Marine Committee
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Parama
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