Robbery Fails at Fisher Fazio Store in Lorain
Three men attempted a hold up at the Fisher Fazio supermarket in Oakwood Shopping Plaza. Patrolman William Pennington fired warning blasts from a shotgun as the trio fled. One man was mortally wounded and died at St. Joseph Hospital at 8:55 p.m. The other two escaped with over $20,000 in cash reportedly recovered. Police had not identified the suspects.
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Lorain
Fisher-Fazio
Oakwood
St. Joseph Hospital
Laura Devera
William Pennington
Pennington
Oakwood Plaza
C-T
Robert Tisler
John Fazio
NATO ministers condemn Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia
Western alliance leaders at NATO call out the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia and urge a clear warning against further military action in Europe. Dean Rusk, Michael Stewart and Willy Brandt condemn the move as upset to East West balance and discuss a potential NATO summit in Washington.
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Brussels
Belgium
Western Alliance
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Europe
Dean Rusk
Michael Stewart
Willi Brandt
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Stewart
Rusk
Brandt
NATO
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Alliance
Evere
Britain
Willy Brandt
Mitchell Sharp
Canada
Rusk Sam
United States
Soviet Union
Sem
Iannual
Free World
Western
France
Oberlin Students Hunger Strike Protest Cites Nixon Card
Oberlin College students staged a hunger strike protesting campus military counseling. Eu genia Wolfe read a Quaker statement for 28 students, as about 500 attendees applauded after William Hedges inserted a drift card addressed to president-elect Richard Nixon, later claimed as returned. A senior in a black mini skirt and flowered blouse danced toward Hedges.
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William Hi Y
Oberlin College
Richard M. Nixon
Dick Mcey
Wilder Hall
Eugenia Wolfe
Oberlin Friends Meeting
William Hedges
Madison Avenue
New 94-foot blue whale moves into museum hall
In New York the American Museum of Natural History installs a towering 94-foot blue whale to replace a 76-foot plaster model from 1908. The steel skeleton covered in foam and fiberglass weighs 21,000 pounds and will be on view in the Hall of Ocean Life from Feb. 28.
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New York
Tom O'Toole
American Museum of Natural History
Hall of
Ocean Life
Richard G. van Gelder
Museum
Department of Mammalogy
Antarctic
Weather Outlook Shows Warmer Day With Rain Likely
Weather forecast indicates a warm, cloudy day with briefly scattered rain. Highs in the 50s, tonight mostly cloudy with occasional showers, light winds, and minimal temperature changes. Tro AIGH reports 43 degrees at 3 08 p m yesterday and 3 years degrees at 12 15 a m today.
First leg of I-71 link eyed at 7.6 million cost
A feasibility study to connect Lorain County with I-71 proposes a divided four lane limited access highway from new State Route 2 to US Route 20 costing about 7.6 million. The plan, by ee Gee engineering and associates, assumes 1990 traffic volumes under Seven County group guidance.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Ee Gee Engineering
Shaffer, Johnston, Lichtenwalter and Associates
Seven County
Ohio
Hanoi accuses U S of breaking word on war talks in Paris
North Viet Nam charged the United States with breaking its word on negotiations and accused Washington of using DMZ violations as a maneuver to conceal policy of aggression. Spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le urged that talks be two sided and condemned U S shelling rhetoric as provocation.
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Hanoi
U.S
Paris
Nguyen Thanh le
United States
Washington
North-South Vietnam
Saigon
Dmz
North Vietnam
North
South
Vietnam
Lorraine County JVS may seek 1.5 million state aid
The Lorain County Joint Vocational Education School could receive up to 1.5 million dollars from the state, according to a board discussion. A related item notes the French Creek Council of Governments’ federal aid request being approved by a review agency.
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Lorain County
French Creek Council of Governments
Silk worm makes dress with silk on day off
A printer’s note recalls an old practice of using two bales of cotton for a single dress. Today a silk worm can produce enough material in its day off, hinting at a shift in textile labor.
New RNA medicine could cure cancer and treat virus diseases
NIH scientists and New York Medical College researchers report a synthetic RNA medicine that stimulates interferon to boost the body's virus-fighting system. If successful, tests may allow broader treatment within five years, with mass production by Merck in Rahway, New Jersey.
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Washington
UPI
National Institutes of Health
NTH
NIH
New York Medical College
Samuel Baron
NIK
Baron
Rahway
N.J
Merck, Sharpe and Dotane
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