Bond Denied for Lupinski in Carlisle Township Slayings
Gerald M. Lupinski, a former patient, denied bond after admitting killings of Raymond H. Streicher and Sharon Streicher in Carlisle Township. He pleaded innocent to first degree murder charges and a preliminary hearing was set. Lupinski, 26, was arrested after detectives tracked him to Bass Haven Trailer Park near Port Clinton and reportedly confessed around 4 am. The victims' children survived, with Tina Ann 3-years-old hospitalized in shock and baby Raymond Jr. cared for at Green Acres Home. The murder weapon was recovered, location undisclosed.
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Gerald M. Lupinski
Carlisle
Lupinski
Raymond H. Streicher
Sharon
Butternut Ridge Road
Carlisle Township
Horn
Meckler
Martin Mahoney
Streichers
West Ridge Road
Ohio Turnpike
Tina Ann
Raymond Jr
Lorain County
Benjamin
Bass Haven
Port Clinton
Streicher
Vernon M. Smith
Joseph R. Grunda
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Green Acres
Henry Zieba
Zieba
Rt. 163
Lakeside
Ottawa County
Planes rushed to aid in Vietnam in major buildup
Saigon report says the United States sent more war planes to South Vietnam, boosting the South Vietnamese air force to over 2,000 aircraft and making it the world’s third largest. North Vietnam condemned the move, saying it rejects Nixon and U.S. peace claims. Hanoi also said air strikes below the 20th parallel killed and wounded hundreds of civilians and caused heavy damage.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Panhandle
North Vietnamese
Foreign Ministry
Truck collision kills about 50 cattle on toll road
A tractor trailer loaded with 103 feeder cattle overturned on the Ohio Turnpike three miles west of exit 8 after a blowout at about 6 PM. The crash killed about 50 cattle. driver Thomas Hoffer, 38, Etna Green, Ind., is in fair condition with facial and scalp cuts. Car occupant Marga Jeslove, 19, Cleveland Heights, was not hospitalized as her car was demolished.
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Thomas Hoffer
Etna Green
Ind
Lorain Community Hospital
Marga Jeslove
Blanche Rd
Cleveland Heights
Miss Jeslove
Hoffer
Castalia Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Indians Defy Court By Occupying BIA Building
About 400 protesters armed with makeshift weapons smeared in paint held the Bureau of Indian Affairs building, barricading entrances with desks and file cabinets. A federal judge refused contempt charges, while a memorial at Ira Hayes’s Arlington Cemetery was planned amid $250,000 in property damage and clashes echoing Wounded Knee concerns.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
U.S
John Pratt
Arlington Cemetery
Ira Hayes
Iwo Jima
Justice Department
U. S
James F. Palmer
White House
State Department
Interior Department
BIA
South Dakota
America
The White Amur Fights 279 to 100-Pound Giant
A fierce clash over the White Amur, a 279 to 100-pound giant, draws readers to the outdoor pages of the Sunday Scene for details on the epic battle and the ensuing dispute.
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Amur
Weather Update: Rain Likely Tonight and Tomorrow
Occasional light rain or drizzle is expected tonight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Partly cloudy tomorrow, highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Rain chances 30 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow, winds 5 to 10 mph. Sunset today 5:19 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 7:02 a.m. High reached 64 degrees yesterday at 12:30 p.m., low 45 degrees today at 3:30 a.m.
Nixon McGovern campaign spend 8.8 million in 10 days
UPI reports Nixon and McGovern campaigns poured 8.8 million into the 10 day period ending last Sunday, with over half spent on ads. GAO filings show no more reports before the election. Ohio Bell revenue request faces cuts of at least 83 million, PUC staff say.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
George McGovern
General Accounting Office
Columbus
UPT
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Lupinski Faces First Degree Murder Charges in Streicher Slayings
Residents recall Lupinski as a quiet, pleasant man living at the Colonial Hotel Lorain just months before he was arrested for the brutal killings of Raymond Streicher 61 and Sharon Streicher 24. Neighbors, hotel residents, and welfare officials describe a troubled man who sought work days before the murders and repeatedly questioned if anyone was seeking him.
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Gerald M. Lupinski
Colonial
Fourth St
Lorain
Lupinski
Raymond H. Streicher
Streicher
Sharon
Lila Beth Burke
YWCA
Reid Avenue
Sixth Street
The
Dickenson Ebcenbauh
County Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Cherie Fabian
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Butternut Ridge Rd
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SOT
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Chronicle-Telegram
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