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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1970

Page

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Youths in Black Militant Gang Suspected in Three Slayings

Two youths 15 and 17 admitted a series of robberies and killings from Florida to New York. They are identified as Martin Ruetrell and Ben Cheney, members of the United Black Brotherhood, linked to the slayings of two Florida Atlantic University coeds and an insurance salesman in Fort Lauderdale.

HARDEEVILLE S. C UPI Florida Florida Atlantic University Durham N. C here Martin Ruetrell Ben Cheney New York area George Coleman Fort Lauderdale, Fla United Black Brotherhood New York Jasper County D. C J. T. Raymond Fort Lauderdale Fink Miami Marlene Mahnke Homestead Florida Atlantic Raymond COLEMAN Suffolk County N. Y Miss Fink South Caroline Ruetrell

Environmental warning calls for public action on pesticides

The piece argues pesticide pollution threatens life globally and urges an informed public to demand moral and political choices. It cites Rachel Carson, Rene Dubos, Barry Commoner, and Virginia Apgar, noting public debate ended with Silent Spring and urging continued scrutiny of science, policy, and communication.

U.S Rachel Carson Rene Dubos Rockefeller University Dubos Barry Commoner Washington University St. Louis Frank E. Egier

Goldberg urges reconvening of violence panel

Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg urged President Nixon to reconvene the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence to study campus and city unrest. He warned that clashes between workers and students signal future confrontations and called Kent State and other killings senseless and tragic.

NEW YORK UPI Supreme Court Arthur J. Goldberg Nixon National Commission on Goldberg Vietnam Oldberg New York City Kent State University Ohio Augusta Jackson State College Mississippi

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