U S Steel Lorain plant to reach full production next week
U S Steel Corp Lorain-Cuyahoga Works plans full production next week with about 200 recalls, bringing the plant to seven coke batteries and five blast furnaces in operation. About 7,500 workers will be on site as production ramps up across BOP and bar mills, with summer jobs possible for college students.
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Nixon seeks moratorium on busing and new equal education plan
President Nixon asked Congress to pause all court ordered pupil busing until July 1 1973 or earlier if Congress acts. He proposed an equal educational opportunities law directing about 2.5 billion dollars in aid, roughly 300 dollars per pupil from poor families, targeting schools with over 30 percent poor enrollment. He spoke with Senate and House leaders and urged focus on better education for all children while not undoing civil rights gains. He suggested a constitutional amendment to ban busing but set aside as not immediate solution.
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Mentor couple shot fire set in home autopsy finds double murder
The Mentor couple Howard Hoffman Jr. and Laura Jane were shot to death in their home and flames set to hide the crime. Coroner confirmed both died instantly from multiple gunshot wounds. Prosecutor Milton Stern calls it a double murder unless the coroner rules otherwise. No suspects named. police have questioned several people.
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Ex-EHS grid star dies in N J crash
David R. Poad a 1960 Elyria High School graduate and former Rutgers fullback died when his car left a rural Burlington Township road and struck a tree in Burlington Township New Jersey at about 4 55 a m His mother Mrs Norman VonKamp was notified and en route to his Mountain Lakes home Police list his name as David R Poad in the accident report He played for Rutgers University in 1961 and 1962
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Delta Nightmares and Shakespeare Signatures Prominently Featured
In Marianna Arkansas tensions rise as Black residents boycott city life for nearly a year while schools and businesses face disruption. Bill Simmons for AP previews a Sunday personal look at the issue, its roots, key figures, and possible end, alongside a separate piece on Shakespeare's 400 year signature evidence by Judy Freund. Gwen Verdon remains culturally vital as she pivots from dance to Broadway drama per AP notes by William Glover.
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Weather Outlook With Cold, Flurries Likely
Cloudy and cooler today with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Tonight will be much colder with a chance of snow flurries and lows in the mid to low 20s. Tomorrow remains cloudy and cool with highs in the 30s. Precipitation chances are 40 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow.
Red headed Irish lass seeks leprechauns wishes
Nine year old Diane Begley daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Begley of 492 High St goes to the source on St Patrick's Day to find if leprechauns grant wishes and if pots of gold exist. The C T photo credits Chief Photographer John Kenney.
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Report urges abortion and contraception services
A presidential commission urges abortion on request and contraceptive services for minors to curb population growth. It calls public and private health systems to cover fertility costs, with projected outlays up to 8.1 billion dollars annually. Catholic members and Sen Cranston dissented on abortion.
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Area boy Timmy Urig faces open heart surgery
Timmy Urig, a 12 year old from Amherst, is set for open heart surgery on May 23 to correct a congenital heart defect. Neighbors have started a fund at Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. to help cover medical expenses after Timmy endured prior surgeries and hospital stays.
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