Fortas resigns from Supreme Court amid Wolfson fee dispute
Associate Justice Abe Fortas resigns after Nixon accepts the move amid controversy over a $20,000 fee from Louis Wolfson’s foundation. The resignation comes as Chief Justice Warren plans to retire, triggering two impending Court vacancies and renewed Senate scrutiny.
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Bridge reopens after 288 days of closing
Fourth Street Bridge, widened and resurfaced, reopened this morning after a 288 day closure. Safely Service Director James Tracey said he did not have to swim in the Black River, noting the water was too cold during ribbon cutting at 10 am.
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State medical association calls for probe of Medicaid
The Ohio State Medical Association called for an in depth investigation of Medicare and Medicaid programs at its annual meeting in Columbus. They urged Congress and health care professionals to lead a complete unrestricted probe and recommended U S Senator John Williams of Delaware head the effort with a panel of medical, hospital, dental and pharmaceutical experts.
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Carr warns OC students not to harass recruiters
Oberlin President Carr urges restraint as Marine Corps and Navy interview teams prepare on campus. He announces that obstructive tactics will trigger fair prompt and substantial disciplinary measures and stresses the open placement office must be protected.
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Nixon Presses Paris Talks With New Peace Proposals
Nixon addressed the nation calling the Viet Cong retreat plan unacceptable and urging a negotiated end to the war. Ambassador Lodge met with Nixon to present new U S proposals while Hanoi warned against the old terms. An accord on mutual withdrawal remained seen as the key to any settlement as Washington tied troop pullout to Communist actions.
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Assembly Opposes State Park Swim Fees
The Ohio House passed by voice vote a resolution urging the Department of Natural Resources to revoke swimming fees set to take effect May 30 at state parks. Rep. Donald J. Pease of Oberlin co-sponsored the measure, which identical Senate action had approved earlier.
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Weather Outlook with Warm Weekend Showers Expected
The forecast calls for warmer weather tonight with lows in the lower 60s, partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers tomorrow. Saturday will be warm with scattered showers and northerly winds 10 to 15 mph, easing tonight to southerly winds 1 to 14 mph. Sunset today at 8 39, sunrise tomorrow 6 08, high 62, low 38.
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Police and firemen unite for pay hike push
Elyria police and firemen join to press for immediate pay increases at the Monday city council meeting. City workers may back the effort as three groups seek raises long denied by a tight budget. Krugman says a united front aims to present a joint request while avoiding the word demand.
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Father’s wisdom to son about youth and age
A father tells his growing son that he knows more about youth than the boy does about being old, urging memory of one guiding idea.
Ohio House Defeats Fair Housing Bill
The Ohio House rejected a fair housing measure 49 to 26. The bill would have extended fair housing protections to one family and two family dwellings, with title votes required for passage in the 99-member chamber.
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Tow er Boulevard widening fronted by council committee
LORAGS Council committee backs widening of Tow er Boulevard, while VVON council members discuss sewer issue amid public input and cross-party debate on infrastructure plans.
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Rockefeller Latin tour provokes protests and a death in Honduras
Rockefeller Latin American trip sparks student demonstrations in Tegucigalpa and a fatal shooting as police charged a crowd outside the presidential palace. One officer’s pistol discharged accidentally. Rockefeller, on a mission for President Nixon, drew criticism and unrest as he moved from San Salvador to neighboring nations.
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