Pollution linked chlorinated water to higher Ohio cancer rates
A study led by Dr. Reiches at Ohio State University’s Comprehensive Cancer Center found higher cancer mortality in 200 counties including Cuyahoga where water treatment plants on Lake Erie and the Ohio River chlorinate water. Urban areas showed about eight percent higher cancer rates than rural, with bladder and large intestine cancers noted in older residents.
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U S Drops Opposition to Vietnam Admissions to UN
In Paris, the United States and Vietnam issued a joint communique saying Washington will not block Vietnam's entry to the United Nations. The talks, led by Richard Holbrooke, aimed at normalizing relations after years of war and mutual efforts to locate American MIAs, with a Paris resumption planned within two weeks.
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Rams draft picks set in latest NFL rounds
In Round today the Los Angeles Rams selected Art Best from Kansas State as the draft resumed. Chicago Bears nabbed quarterback Vance Evans from Southern California, aided by a trade for Mike Phipps from Cleveland. Kansas City took Andrew Hierrets from Southern Minnesota, while Cleveland had no sixth round pick. Buffalo acquired Ron Provtt from Nebraska as part of the Browns’ allotment.
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Right on target the Oberlin Airport event
Photo caption notes success at Oberlin Airport with Glen Miller credited for the C-T image. Readers are directed to Pages A-14 and D-2 for additional photographs of the event.
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Nixon to speak on Watergate in Frost interview tonight
Richard Nixon returns to national television after 32 months in exile to defend his actions in the Watergate scandal. The former president will sit with David Frost in a program broadcast on 156 TV stations and 730 radio outlets from San Clemente California, marking his first public appearance since resigning the presidency.
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Nixon to appear on Channel Shore in Frost interview
Nixon 64 scheduled to air on Channel Shore after resignation 1,000 days ago. Reported minimum 600000 dollars plus share of profits, potentially over 1 million for answering questions from British interviewer David Frost. Advance reports say he admits some mistakes but not a confession. Nixon defends not covering up a crime, claims political containment to protect innocents. Commentary notes Watergate defenses reportedly shattered early in program.
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Linz named Fisher Body Elyria plant manager in place of Heysel
Linz, 33, will lead the Elyria Fisher Body plant as its new manager succeeding Robert Heysel who retired after 33 years. He had been production manager at Columbus since 1974, while Heysel led Elyria since 1970. The Elyria plant employs over 2300, supplying GM auto parts. Heusel, longtime GM veteran, retires after a 33-year career.
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Rhodes area pitch stresses jobs and better industry climate
Governor Rhodes toured Lorain County meeting area business and industry leaders to push tax incentives and Ohio resource development. He vowed state support for Lorain harbor expansion with US Steel and sought funds to repair bridges and safeguard the Erie Canal corridor. He criticized Carter energy policy and urged drilling of thousands of natural gas wells to spur growth and job creation.
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