Jury convicts Stifel in Lorain bomb murder case
A U.S. District Court jury in Cleveland finds Orville Edward Stifel 11 guilty of the July 8 bomb murder of Lorain teacher Daniel J. Rane. The panel, after over 17 hours of deliberation, sentences Stifel to life in prison.
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College campuses crack down as protests erupt nationwide
Administrators move to enforce the law amid spring turmoil at major campuses. At Columbia University twenty nine black law students began a sit in in the law school library and SDS members left buildings they seized after earlier actions. About one hundred protesters ended a sit in at Stanford with police deployed outside. Court orders were served on Buell Gallagher president of City College of New York as the school faced reopening questions after a nine day closure.
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Counter offensive gains and campus protests reported in Saigon and U.S. colleges
U S military claims allied counter offensives killed 36000 Communists and forced retreat from around Saigon while bombers hit bivouacs. Marines near the DMZ report heavy fighting with 6 miles south of the DMZ. Simultaneously student protests unfold at Yale and Stanford with arrests and injunctions, prompting national concern and investigations led by Sen. McClellan and Atty. Gen. Mitchell.
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France sets June 1 for first round of Gaulle successor vote
Paris AP report says the French Cabinet fixed June 1 as the first round date to elect Charles de Gaulle's successor. If no majority, runoff between the top two on June 15. Georges Pompidou leads Gaullists. Socialist and Communist contenders expected. petitions due by May 13. campaign opens May 17.
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Mild Weather With Mild, Partly Cloudy Skies Ahead
Partly cloudy and mild conditions linger tonight and tomorrow with lows near 50 and highs in the 70s. Mostly cloudy and cooler Sunday with south to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Sunset today 6 26, sunrise tomorrow 6 23. High 58 at 12 20 pm, low 40 at 5 45 am today. Details page 4.
Mother of bomb victim calls verdict fair in Stifel case
Susan Hronee, mother of Daniel J. Ronee, says the guilty verdict in the Stifel murder trial was fair but won’t bring back her son. She praises Lorain police, U S postal inspectors, and U S Attorney Bernard Stuplinski for their work and notes the impact on her life and Goodwill Industries support.
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Daniel J. Ronee
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Bernard Stuplinski
Concrete poured for Lorain YMCA pool
Concrete for the swimming pool at the Lorain YMCA site on Tower Boulevard and Oberlin Avenue was poured in ceremonies. The $1.6 million building will replace the Pearl Avenue structure and should be finished by next spring. Construction fund drive head John Coregin said $600,000 remains to be raised.
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Lorain Man Dies From Crash Injuries
Lorain– Harry Sepulveda aged 27 of 1640 East 30th Street died at St Joseph Hospital from injuries sustained in a March 2 collision when his car struck a parked vehicle near East 28th Street and Wood Avenue. Passenger Jesus Matos of 1620 East 28th Street was treated and released. Sepulveda faced charges of failure to control and reckless operation at the time of the crash.
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California Faces New Natural Threat Landslides
The Chronicle Telepram previews a Sunday report noting landslides displacing earthquakes as California's top natural threat. The piece hints at political and historic asides about prohibition era mobsters in Chicago and a nostalgia theme on forgotten heroes and feats.
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North Ridgeville school issues questions and answers
North Ridgeville page 4 presents questions and answers on local school issues. The brief item outlines concerns raised by residents and responses from district officials, aiming to clarify policies and upcoming decisions affecting students and families.
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Living Wave Debate Turns On Giving Or Receiving
A compact aphorism suggests that a living wave’s meaning shifts with perspective whether one provides or receives it, implying reciprocity governs its vitality and impact in interaction.
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