White bass ban due to mercury shuts Lake Erie fishery
Governor Gilligan imposes a 60 day commercial white bass ban on Lake Erie after tests show mercury levels above safe limits. Ray Full of Kishman Market notes improved bass and lower perch catches, while state wildlife chief Daniel Armbruster orders strict enforcement and possible penalties.
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Kishman Market
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Ohio Department of Agriculture
Food, Dairy and Drug Division
Daniel Armbruster
City's electrical permit charges admitted to misapplied ordinance
Bethlehem officials reveal a 1968 electrical permit fee schedule was not enforced due to building department confusion since 1968. The 1962 ordinance produced higher charges, but inspectors say the difference is small. A public hearing is set to consider a new ordinance matching the 1968 fee.
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First Mars satellites head on six month mission
Caped Kennedy reports Mariner 8 launch aimed at orbiting Mars with Mariner 9 to follow May 18. The pair will image about 8,000 photos and study surface features, atmospheres, and seasonal changes to assess potential for primitive life.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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West Germany urges float of currencies in Common Market
West Germany pressed its five Common Market partners to stop propping the dollar and allow currencies to float, with Karl Schiller advocating a free-decision for the deutschmark. The six-nation talks centered on whether to float or set new rates, while American travelers faced mixed exchange conditions as markets reacts.
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Truman to mark 87th birthday with surprise guest
Former President Harry S Truman planned a quiet birthday at home in Independence Missouri as Hubert H Humphrey arrived as a surprise visitor. The guest list remained secret until the doorstep greeting, and Mrs Truman and a few friends were aware.
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Three C T staffers win six writing contest awards
The Chronicle Telegram staffers Connie Davis Betty Hinman and Embree Hoffman will receive six awards at the Ohio Press Women writing contest banquet in Dayton. Davis won first in supplement section for the Dec 27 Family Features and thirds for special edition and page make-up. Hoffman won first for home furnishings and second for sportswriting. Hinman took second for her column Ramblings at Random.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Embree Hoffman
Lorain Journal
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Daily
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Ohio
Weather Outlook Cloudy With Showers Possible
Cloudy conditions with a chance of showers today. Temperatures peak in the low to mid 60s. Tonight will be partly cloudy with little temperature change. Lows in the 40s. Tomorrow highs in the low to mid 60s. Forecast precip probabilities 40 percent today, 20 tonight, and 18 tomorrow.
Rogers' Mideast talks show slim gap narrowing
US Secretary of State Rogers said his peace tour in the Middle East helped narrow the gap between Israel and Egypt. He left Tel Aviv for Rome after talks with Israeli and Egyptian officials and will meet Pope Paul VI and Italian President Saragat before returning to the United States.
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Suez Canal
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Family Feature tells of a Grafton home renovation by the Grundy family
Four years after purchasing the 118 year old home of Justin Breckenridge near Grafton the George Grundy family has labored to restore it to its original condition. The feature by Pat Isaak with photos by John Kenney previews the Sunday Family Feature pages. Also teased are Elyria firefighters graduation details and a profile of eleven year old Pamela Schroff of Avon Lake aiming for an Olympic swim spot reported by Nancy Schwarzwalder.
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Grafton
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John Kenney
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Avon Lake
Nancy Schwarzwalder
GOP liberal bloc maps plan to dump Nixon
A group led by former New York Senator Charles Goodell and Representatives Donald W. Riegle Jr. and Paul N. McCloskey Jr. will meet in Washington on May 16 to organize a national Dump Nixon movement. Other GOP critics and contributors are invited to participate in the closed session aiming to oppose Nixon in upcoming primaries. Their focus is anti Vietnam and domestic policy opposition within the party.
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New York
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Michigan
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
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