National Student Strikes Rise and Fall Across Colleges
Eighteen days after Nixon sent troops to Cambodia protests spread to about 265 colleges while 268 campuses reported strikes at Brandeis. Some schools stayed closed as others planned national coordinating actions and peace mobilizations led by student groups.
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Cambodia
Indochina
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
University of California at
Los Angeles
UCLA
University of Connecticut
Storrs
David Howe
WASHINGTON
Vietnam
Youth Committee for Peace with Freedom
Senate
U. S
Coroner report leaves Kent puzzle unanswered
Kent four students died of wounds from bullets similar to military ammunition. Coroner Dr. Robert Sybert avoided defining similarity and said whether deaths were accidental or homicidal remains under inquiry. FBI tests on bullet fragments may answer remaining questions.
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Kent
Kent State University
National Guard
Portage County
Robert Sybert
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sybert
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Step Up Attacks Across South Vietnam
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops increased offensive actions in South Vietnam amid the Buddha’s birthday cease-fire ending at noon. Amid heavy shelling of allied positions, Khmer and Laotian fronts saw deployments as Lomphat faced siege and Cambodian bases under pressure. Officials warned of potential Lao retaliation fears.
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SAIGON
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Cambodia
Laos
U.S
Ho Chi Minh trail
Mekong
Vientiane
Bolovens
panhandle
Phnom Penh
Lomphat
Se San
Possible loan deal conflict uncovered in state audit
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports Crofters Inc arranged 287 million in loans from the School Employees Retirement System and paid at least 47 thousand to a second firm listing two retirement system employees as officers. He notes a potential conflict of interest and says part of 72 million was invested in securities tied to construction projects outside authorized categories. The audit, involving 128 million over a commercial paper limit, will be turned over to prosecutors.
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COLUMBUS
AP — Crofters, Inc
Roger Cloud
Cloud
Franklin County
Howard Johnson
Secerites
CROFTERS
OSU militants schedule rally amid campus turmoil
Ohio State University opened with 45 000 students returning after a 12 day shutdown as the Strike Coalition with 28 demands threatened further action. Negotiations continued while disciplinary hearings were postponed and a day of reflection was set for deaths at Kent State and Jackson State. Security was tight with 210 off duty officers, campus traffic ban, and a projected 500 000 cost for the quarter.
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Miami
Florida Memorial College
Kent State University
Augusta
Jackson State University
Miss
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Terrace Hall
National Guard
Kent
UPI
Ohio State University
Strike Coalition
genter ally
office of minority affairs
Kent State
Jackson State
Ohio State
Columbus
University of Cincinnati
Walter Langsam
Ohio universities
Ashland College
Miami University
Ohio college
Mild Weather Ahead With Warm Temps Next Days
Weather forecasts call for fair and mild conditions tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and warm with highs near 88. A chance of precipitation is 1 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Winds southwest to west at 10 to 20 mph tonight and 10 to 20 mph tomorrow. Sunset today is 8 43, sunrise tomorrow 6 40. High reached 71 last night and low 51 this morning.
Vendor-bender ends with ice cream cart collapse in Lorain
Abel Garcia lost control of a three wheeled ice cream cart on East 28th Street near Koehting Co. factory. The cart toppled onto car driven by Pedro Perez at 914 West 22nd Street. Garcia escaped unhurt after jumping from the cart. Perez was in The hospital later released.
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LORAIN
Pedro Perez
Perez
22nd St
Koehting Co
Abel Garcia
Bist
Garcia
Perez cat Garcia
St. Joseph Hospital
Population concerns echo in government satire
A humorous quote contrasts government preoccupation with population growth and the public’s concern about government overreach, highlighting irony in civic discourse.
Leaking West Erie Avenue Water Mystery Frustrates Lorain Officials
Councilman William Parker reported a flood of letters as residents demanded answers about a two week water leak near the West Erie Avenue tennis courts. Waterworks chief A V Agnew described a protracted hunt drilling 15 holes to locate the leak, discovering only three active routes. Officials will post caution signs while the city weighs further steps, including more drilling or watching the site.
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LORAIN
William Parker
West Erie Avenue
A. V. Agnew
Agnew
West Erie
Parker
Federal order keeps Lorain TAG crash probe on track
A federal retraining order prevents Allen Johnson from blocking the reassembly of TAG airliner parts in a Lorain warehouse after the January crash that killed nine. Judge Lambros ordered Johnson to allow NTSB access as investigators continue, with recovery to resume and a final cause report possibly weeks or months away.
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Lake Erie
US District Court
Thomas Lambros
Allen Johnson
General
JOHN REED
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safety board
Lorain
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