Pressure on Fortas resignation linked to Wolfson fee case
Washington report says Attorney General Mitchell urged Chief Justice Warren over disclosure of the Mortis Wolfson fee incident. The White House and Supreme Court may face strain as public interest grows, with officials declining to discuss private talks. The article notes Mitchell and Warren anticipate pressure on the court and Fortas, while keeping public comment limited.
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Mitchell
Abe Moras
Supreme Court
Warren
BiG
bite
WASHINGTON CAP
Jolur N. Mitchell
Marl Wateren
Squirrels At Pleasant Street Cause Home Troubles
A Pleasant Street man says red squirrels occup y his home after a trip to Florida. They gnaw window sills and rattle nuts at night from a walnut tree near his house. Council will seek advice from the Huron County Game Warden as a village ordinance bans discharging firearms.
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WAKEMAN
council
Pleasant Street
Al Steyer
Pleasant St
Florida
Steyer
Huron County Game warden
Allies Elude Casualties In Heavy North Viet Nam Strike
North Vietnamese troops launched their heaviest coordinated rocket and mortar attack from inside the DMZ since American bombing ended. Military spokesmen reported Taft on November 1.
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SAIGON
demilitarized zone
North Vietnam
Taft
U.S
DMZ
St. Paul
Tonkin Gulf
A Shau
South Vietnnam
Da Nang
Builder guilty of 3 Elyria code violations
A North Ridgeville builder, Ronald Carpenter of Carpenter Homes Inc, was found guilty in Elyria Municipal Court of three building code violations. He pled no contest and was fined $50 plus costs for each violation. Construction on three homes was halted in March by city authorities.
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North Ridgeville
Elyria
Ronald Carpenter
Carpenter Homes Inc
J. W. Dilgren
Carpenter Homes
Rug don Drive
Nixon urges Congress to adopt random draft reforms
President Nixon asks Congress to replace oldest-first with a random lottery for the draft, limiting vulnerability to age 19 and one year. He favors all volunteer forces long term but says a draft is needed now and outlines six-point changes including deferment reviews and local board application of the plan. Ford signals optimism for quick approval.
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WASHINGTON
Nixon
Congress
National Security Council
Selective Service
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Three resignations accepted by Henriettta-Firelands board
Henriettta Firelands School Board accepts three resignations. North Ridgeville sees two elementary principals resign. Sheffield council considered paying a state share for Ra 611 resurfacing. Amherst council urged ten percent electric rate cuts. Brighton Township trustees discuss solid waste with Lorain County commissioners. Avon Lake council hires five additional police officers.
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HENRIETTA — _ Firelands
NORTH RIDGEVILLE
SHEFFIELD — Council
AMHERST — Comucilman
BRIGHTON
Lorain County Commissioners
AVON LAKE — Council
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Drafted father of 4 taken off Viet orders
Kansas City AP report of Pvt Har ld C. Vennemann 22 a father of four who faced deployment to Vietnam. The Army cancelled his orders to report to Ft Lewis and ordered reporting to Ft Leavenworth while processing a hardship discharge. The action followed a Kansas City Star story and involvement by Representative Richard Bolling.
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HAROLD C. VENNEMANN
Vennemann
KANSAS CITY
Vietnam
Army
Pentagon
Harald C. Vennemann
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Vernnemann
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
hic
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Barge Blaze Sinks, Four Missing Near Quincy Bridge
A barge carrying 847,000 gallons of gasoline burned against a railroad bridge on the Mississippi River near Quincy Illinois. Four men were missing presumed dead, four injured, and drag operations started upstream at La Grange Missouri. The blaze lit the night sky as the barge sank and a second gas barge was set ablaze though the town was not threatened.
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QUINCY
Ill
UPI
Mississippi River
Foor
La Grange
William BR
Opita
crewa
Missouri
Sheffield Urges Lorain Tax Reciprocity Funds
Sheffield and Lorain spar over 100000 in city income tax reciprocity. Ruth Potter says 25 percent of Sheffield residents’ Lorain tax should return to Sheffield and nearby communities. Lorain disputes progress noting Sheffield’s own 967 reciprocity not yet collected. Patrick McNulty says funds likely in fall after central agency lists workers and verifies recipients.
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SHEFFIELD
Ruth Potter
Lorain city
SROUT
U5. Steel
Lorain
PATRICK MecNULTY
Sheffield wall
Tate
central
Cleveland
McNulty
Weather Forecast With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
A warmer trend continues with tonight’s lows in the 40s and patchy clouds. A few showers possible tomorrow with highs in the upper forties to mid fifties. Variable clouds Thursday with little temperature change and scattered showers. south to southwesterly winds 9 to 20 mph. Sunrise 6 10 am. sunset 8 37 pm.
Washington’s Dilemma: Digging Out Without Deepening Hole
The text notes the challenge for Washington to lift the country from its economic hole without expanding the deficit or enlarging the trouble. It frames a cautious political assessment of fiscal policy and recovery strategies.
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Washington
Judge's remark cited in Stifel trial request
Defense seeks new trial for Orville Stifel citing an off the record judge remark about insufficient evidence and alleged errors in witness testimony. Stifel was convicted May 1 for mailing a bomb that killed Lori Daniel and Renee July 8. judge Kalbfleisch faced objections over neutron activation analysis evidence and potential bias.
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CLEVELAND
Orville Stifel
Stifel
Loraiite
Daniel Renee
Silent alarm system aids hijack pilots on planes
Washington AP reports a silent alarm lets a hijacked pilot signal ground controllers without radio chatter. The switch alters the radio signal to create a distinct radar blip, offering possible abort options while reducing panic. FAA had kept the feature under wraps until now.
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WASHINGTON
Federal Aviation Administration
Bridge Overhaul Prompted By Safety Chief’s Crackdown
Elyria safety director James T. Tracey said he would push the Fourth Street bridge renovation to finish by Thursday. Workers laid the first coat of asphalt as Tracey shuttled between office and bridge and warned the contractor that delay would prompt decisive action. He later joked about checking his wetsuit at the fire department after a committee meeting.
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TN IPS. VWOTION
Girard EB. Kalbfleisch
Stifel
Kalbflesel
Kalbflesch
robin
Elyria Safety Servicee
James T. Tracey
Fourth Street
Tracey
Leonard Po Reichlin
Black River
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