Voter Turnout Seen Low in Off Year County Election
County officials estimate turnout will be well below past off year elections with Jack Wolfe forecasting about 6,000 voters of 97,185 registered. In 1967 turnout was over 81 percent and 75 percent in 1965, but this year lacks mayoral races in Elyria Lorain and Amherst, reducing voter draw.
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TWA grants indefinite leave to hijack crew member Tracey Coleman
Tracey Coleman a 21 year old hostess aboard the Trans World Airlines jet hijacked to Rome says the company will provide an indefinite paid vacation for her and her family. She returned home to Cincinnati where friends welcomed her at the airport and she hopes to take her parents on a world trip by ship.
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Pilot says FBI upset hijacker
Italian authorities questioned hijacker Raphael Minichiello in isolation as the FBI faced accusations from the Trans World Airlines crew. Pilot Captain Donald J Cook Jr criticized FBI actions at Kennedy Airport, while an assistant district attorney called his claims irresponsible. Minichiello commandeered the jet, allowing most passengers to disembark at Denver and Kennedy, with refueling stops in Bangor, Ireland, and a flight to Italy.
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Viet Nam War Update Blows Three Artillery Bases
North Vietnamese attacks touch three U S artillery bases in the Central Highlands forcing abandonment. At least 11 Americans killed and 40 wounded with 44 North Vietnamese reported dead. About 600 allied troops retreated to Bu Prang as fighting hints at a broader campaign across the highlands.
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35 Dead In Ohio Weekend Traffic On Highways
Ohio reports 35 fatalities from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight marking the third straight weekend with 30 or more deaths. The crash included a seven‑fatality head‑on collision and highlighted failures to wear safety belts in 15 cases.
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Harshaw strike ends with two year contract signed
The Harshaw Chemical Co strike ends after a month with a two year contract. The wage rise is 27 cents an hour first year and 20 cents second year plus fringe benefits and staff differential. Union leaders had sought higher increases and a cost of living clause.
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Reagan Warns of Pullout and Darkness for Generations
California Governor Ronald Reagan warned at a London press conference that ending the Vietnam War and bringing U.S. troops home would cost a thousand years of darkness for future generations. He emphasized the need for the administration to tell the American people the path toward ending the conflict.
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Lindsay Favored In Off Year Battle For New York Mayor
Observers note President Nixon’s involvement in New Jersey and Virginia races as a gauge of voter mood while Lindsay, once written off, now leads as favorite to hold the New York City mayoralty. The nationwide map also highlights gubernatorial fights in New Jersey and Virginia and several major city contests.
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Cleveland Mayor Race Hinge On Final Push
Stokes and Perk scrambled for last minute support in a tight Cleveland mayoral contest. Stokes appeared on a lengthy TV program while Perk staged small rallies, with polls predicting a narrow victory for Stokes and strong turnout plans in ethnic areas. Election officials expect about 237000 votes and a City Council race alongside.
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False statement about Portugal elections in 46 years
The page notes a quiz item asking if recent national elections in Portugal were the first in over 46 years. It references a REWS Quiz on page Mi and includes varied sections such as Business, Industry, and Weather. The exact factual truth is not confirmed in the fragment.
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