Fields Elementary third graders explore man’s transportation
In North Ridgeville third graders at Fields Elementary School studied travel modes and built models of early transportation under Mrs Maxine Oak. Students Andrea Sigsworth Alan DeLambo and Mark Lanharge shown with their projects as a photo by John Kenney.
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Chestnut Ridge Rd
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Aurensen Rd
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John Lanharge
Behm Dr
John Kenney
U.S. Aids South Vietnam Questioned By Viet Cong and North Vietnam
Viet Cong and Hanoi accused the Nixon administration of undermining peace by rushing military supplies to South Vietnam and creating a civilian advisory corps to replace American troops. They warned of an ongoing buildup as U.S. planes and armor flood Saigon, with the draft accord aiming to withdraw U.S. forces within 60 days.
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Weather outlook with cloudy to sunny afternoon
Forecast shows cloudy morning, becoming mostly sunny in the afternoon. Highs near the 60s, lows upper 30s to low 40s. Warmer tomorrow with mid to upper 60s. Details on Page A-8.
Nixon McGovern face voters in pivotal election day
Washington AP reports Nixon and McGovern framed the choice as century defining with Nixon favored yet McGovern persistent. Polls showed Nixon leading by wide margins. McGovern predicted a shift despite surveys. Voter turnout could reach 80 to 85 million with 33 Senate races and all 435 House seats contested.
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Indian protesters in DC endure reprieve as talks continue
Hundreds of American Indians occupying the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington remain in place after a federal judge refused to sign eviction orders. Negotiations falter as government offers of alternate spaces are considered, with demonstrators led by Russell Means insisting they are prepared to die, while seeking reforms for their tribes.
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Hearing for Lupinski set Friday
A preliminary hearing for accused murderer Gerald M. Lupinski is scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday in Elyria Municipal Court. Lupinski pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the Wednesday night slayings of Raymond A. Streicher and his wife Sharon both of 43341 Butternut Ridge Rd. Judge James P. Horn did not set bond and Lupinski reportedly admitted the killings. Court-appointed attorney is Steven J. Gurchik, with a prior misidentification of the attorney as Stephen G. Meckler.
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Gerald M. Lupinski
Elyria
Lupinski
Raymond A. Streicher
Sharon
Butternut Ridge Rd
James P. Horn
Steven J. Gurchik
Stephen G. Meckler
Ohio Voters Face Hottest Issue Repeal of Income Tax
Ohio’s new graduated income tax faces repeal on the ballot. If kept, it funds education welfare and mental health. if repealed, a flat 1.1 percent rate could be enacted, raising concerns about education funding and local levies. Officials warn of needed new taxes or program cuts, with educators opposing repeal.
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Ohio Voters Confront Confusing Income Tax Issue
The public faces a Tuesday ballot on Issue 2 the state income tax with hazy wording. Supporters and opponents fear voter confusion as the question asks if the tax should be kept or repealed. Secretary of State Brown calls the wording legally correct but emotionally misleading.
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