Apollo 12 Dashes to Moon Amid Severe Weather
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Richard Gordon Jr and Alan Bean launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn V rocket in a heavy rain storm. They aim to orbit the Moon early next week and attempt a pinpoint landing in the Ocean of Storms to study the lunar surface.
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Pete” Conrad Jr
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Opening Day Field Report on Birds and Bunnies in Ohio
Small game enthusiasts hunt on opening day with notes on pheasant releases and a page 19 reminder. References to sewer bonds in Spencer, winter recreation approval in Grafton, and Avon hesitation noted by French Creek Council of Governments on page 23.
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Weather Hurries Snow Belts Near Cleveland Tonight
Frigid system brings frequent snow flurries and colder conditions through tomorrow. Heavy snow squalls likely east of Cleveland, with several inches of accumulation. Lows around 28, upper 20s near Lake Erie. Highs near freezing tomorrow.
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Weekend Floral Ad with Barbecue and Carnations
A quirky storefront notice promotes barbecue and meat items plus a floral sale. It lists carnival style deals with prices in the 288 to 388 range and mentions delivery options. The ad notes sunset times and a Friday opening for West River N. Public contact appears as 323-5421.
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March of Death begins as thousands pass White House
A peaceful mass demonstration against the Vietnam War unfolds in Washington. A long candlelit march calls the names of war dead to the White House and Capitol, led by drummers, with minimal security and steady police guidance. The event precedes a major peace rally planned for dawn.
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March foes display feelings in Washington antiwar context
Editorial notes opponents of the antiwar march in Washington may show their views by flying flags and driving with headlights on in daylight. It cites Chronicle-Telegram readers, 92.6 percent, in support of President Nixon's plan for an honorable peace and orderly troop withdrawal.
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Pincura opposes downtown site for new county courthouse
Lorain County Commissioner Ludwig M Pincura opposes the proposed downtown block for county buildings and argues for a larger 10 acre or 120 acre site. He cites expansion needs and favors a site on Abbe Rd across from Lorain County Community College, proposing purchase at $5 000 per acre. Christie and Hamaster indicate owners of property near the college area support consideration if outside downtown Elvira.
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Spiro Agnew Talk Draws Voters Calls To Cleveland Broadcasters
Thousands in Northeast Ohio phoned Cleveland stations this morning to air views on Vice President Spiro Agnew. Most callers supported or opposed his stance as reporters note the heated exchange in the early hours of the political discussion.
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Lorain Woman Killed In Bay Village Train Crash
Mrs Cynthia Kessler, 27, of Lorain, died after her Volkswagen was struck by a Norfolk and Western train at Bassett Road crossing in Bay Village. Her three year old daughter Amy Lynn was injured and hospitalized in critical condition. The engineer reported the driver hesitated before crossing as warning flashers operated. Funeral plans were pending in Lorain.
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Sunday Chronicle Feature: Largest World Sculpture Stirs Debate
A Sunday entertainment feature previews the Chronicle's Sunday edition. It highlights a grand granite sculpture rivaling Mount Rushmore, noting competing claims and national and regional reactions. The piece also mentions a nickname Newton and a steam whistle voice as quirky curiosities.
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Lorain to see dual war moratorium parades and rally
Lorain will host two simultaneous antiwar events for the moratorium day. An antiwar parade starts at noon from the Selective Service board parking lot, traveling Broadway to East 28th Street and to Oakwood Park for a 3 p.m. rally. A second permit in the name of The Patriotic Americans mirrors the same route and time with a simultaneous Oakwood Park demonstration.
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Kellogg rehired workers’ pay ruled illegal by Glavas
Glavas ruled Kellogg illegally set higher pay for two rehired city workers formerly under Auditor Eawin Haywood. The decision requires new pay rates aligned with service seniority and directs action only after the personnel placement committee convenes. The two employees and Kellogg plan no immediate pay changes until the committee reviews the ruling.
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