School Meeting Sets Toned Plan Amid Tense School Rifts
School officials announced a day closure only for tensions and planned a 7:30 pm meeting at the high school auditorium for parents teachers and the board to review four requests including more black teachers counselors and an assistant football coach.
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Kent State President Rebukes Grand Jury Report
Kent State University President Robert S. White condemned the grand jury report on the May shootings as a dangerous misunderstanding of higher education. He said indicting the university and barring comment fuels campus tensions amid national debate on university control of campus speakers and radical elements.
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Weather outlook cloudy with showers likely ahead
Cloudy conditions persist with a chance of showers this afternoon and tonight. Rain chances rise to about 30 percent tomorrow before noon as temperatures stay in the mid 50s with highs near 58 and lows in the 40s. Winds shift from 10 to 15 mph to 16 to 28 mph, with sunrise at 7 11 and sunset at 5 14.
Strike Talks at Koehring End Fruitless After Three Hours
A three hour bargaining session between Local 1242 United Steelworkers and Koehring Co Lorain Division yielded no progress. Richard A. Stith said no agreement neared end of Friday’s talks and no further meeting is planned. The strike began Sept 2, halting 630 hourly and 10 salaried workers of Local 4849, with mediator John Mesereau presiding at the Aquamarine Ramada Inn in Avon Lake.
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Iranian plane hijacked lands in Baghdad after hijack
An Iranian airliner with 22 aboard landed in Baghdad after a hijack incident. The American pilot reported fuel shortages and the craft had refueled in Doha before continuing. Iraqi officials later said five of the passengers, believed Iranian, took control. The pilot was named Sidney Jordan.
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Communists Push Attacks Across Kompong Cham Province
Reports say Communist forces launched predawn coordinated assaults in Kompong Cham Province with heavy fighting centering on the city airfield. Cambodian and South Vietnamese air support responded as forces attacked multiple positions and two towns near Phnom Penh, with casualties and town retakes noted.
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Court Won't Hear Viet War Case
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 vote, refused Massachusetts a hearing on the legality of U S military action in Vietnam. Justice Douglas dissented with two other justices, arguing the issue warrants review. the Nixon era group supported denying a hearing.
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GM UAW talks resume amid push for near-term deal
Negotiators for the GM UAW strike meet in Detroit in a bid to reach an agreement by tomorrow night to allow GM to resume full production by December 1. The union council and 25-member executive board plan urgent sessions as 400 000 workers face idling in the US and Canada. Two tentative local settlements emerge at a key Saginaw steering gear plant.
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Analysis of analyses shows election results mirror predictions
Washington dispatch notes that post election analysis concludes the results aligned with broad trends, with liberal incumbents losing to more liberal rivals and conservatives yielding to more conservative opponents. The piece discusses possible shifts toward polarization or its opposite, concluding with a trend toward equatorization.
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Lorain Police Seize Film Erika's Hot Summer at Drive-In
Lorain officers confiscate the movie Erika's Hot Summer shown at the Lorain Drive In on West Erie Avenue. Theater manager Jay Simonik, 42, was cited for possession and displaying an obscene film after sergeant Gerald Maholic and patrolman Raymond Stanziano viewed the screening and noted explicit sex scenes and obscene language.
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