GM Hopes Rise for Full Production as UAW Ratifies Pact
UAW members at the Mansfield final stamping plant ratified local issues paving way for full GM production by mid December. Warren Chevrolet plant issues must be settled too before cars or tracks roll. Woodcock and Bluestone reported 367 573 voting yes and 11 548 no across 145 units, with 85 percent of production and 80 percent of skilled workers backing the three year national contract.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
General Motors
UAW
Mansfield
Fisher
Chevrolet
Warren
Mich
United States
Woodcock and
Bluestone
Cold, Clearing Skies With Snow Likely Higher In AI
Weather report notes colder air and sunshine with a high near 46. Tonight will be cloudy and chilly with lows around 30s. Tomorrow brings a chance of rain mixed with snow as temperatures fall to the mid to upper range and a high around 40s. Yesterday recorded high 44 at 10 am and low 32 at 7:06 am.
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Ais
Amherst Township man receives Bronze Star for Valor in Vietnam
Sgt John F. Burkhard, 24, of Amherst Township, is awarded the Bronze Star Medal with a V device for valor for actions February 8 in Vietnam. Leading a six man long range reconnaissance team, he exposed himself to heavy fire to direct air strikes, helped evacuate troops, and prevented a door gun from jamming while under fire. The unit inflicted heavy enemy casualties with no casualties among the team.
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Amherst Township
John F. Burkhard
C. Hager Burkhard
Oberlin Road
Vietnam
Burkhard
Elyria High School
Green State University
Arary
Waves of U.S. raids strike North Vietnam in deep air campaign
Waves of American fighter bombers and missiles hit targets inside North Vietnam in the deepest raids since the halt in bombing. Officials said limited duration strikes were in retaliation for attacks on unarmed reconnaissance planes, with planes from Da Nang and two carriers in the Tonkin Gulf taking part. Hanoi and Paris condemned the action as a grave act of war while Washington pledged limited protective strikes.
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U.S
Northietnam
North
Viet- Tam
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Thailand
Tonkin Gulf
Paris
Washington
Defense Pereiars
Melvin R. Laird
Hanoi
Haiphong
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Quang Ninh
Ha Tay
Hoa Binh
Vietnam
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Hancock
North Vietnam
7Th Fleet
Alameda
Calif
Gulf
Oriskany
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Cambodia
RADIO
Air pollution actions in Lorain County featured Sunday
Reporter Anita Schrodt previews tomorrow's first of two Chronicle Telegram stories on air pollution efforts in Lorain County and the region. The package includes Oberlin High School classroom meetings described by Leroy Denslow and an ambulance service probe by Karel Neikirk.
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Lorain County
Anita Schrodt
Sunday Chronicle-Telegram
Oberlin High School
Leroy Denslow
Elyria
Karel Neikirk
Sam
Tomorrow's Chronicle
Lerner backs Ohio plan to add 25 technical colleges
Dr. Max J. Lerner of Lorain County Community College hailed a new master plan to create 25 technical community colleges in Ohio. The plan, described as tentative, would shift many branches into a statewide system under local control, with tuition targeted below 400 dollars and guaranteed admission paths to two and four year schools. Concerns include funding for adult vocational programs and whether two year institutions would receive state aid. A final financing estimate is due in December or January.
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Ohio
Max J. Lerner
Lorain County
Lerner
John Millett
Regents
Columbus
LCCC
Millett
My Lai trial jury acquits Mitchell
S Sgt David Mitchell was found innocent of assault with intent to murder 30 Viet Nam civilians at My Lai. The verdict may affect other cases as defense counsel predicted, while Lt William Calley and Capt Ernest Medina faced separate proceedings. Mitchell plans to pursue an Army career despite the verdict.
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FT. Hood, Tex
UPI
David Mitchell
My Lai
Mitchell
Ossie Brown
Baton Rouge
Calley
Medina
William Calley
Ft. Benning
Francis Giacomozzi
Sgt. Mitchell
Giacomozzi
Sgt
Ft. Hood
Tex
Rosa
Ex-convict abducts Ohio trio then releases them in Virginia
Three Minerva residents were kidnapped in their car by Cleveland ex convict James Kelley and held during a cross country ride before release in Covington Virginia. Police and the FBI hunted Kelley who once drew a 16 arrest record and a Navy discharge. The Ohio hostages were safe after a hotel stay and plans for an early bus home emerged.
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Minerva
Ohio
Connie Elliott
Narissa Plott
Joseph Plott
UPI
Cleveland
Covington
Kewra Be
Bes
FBI
James Kaward Kelley
Erc Grtring
Florida
Ramey
Kelle
Plott
Uneir
Therio
Kelley
Patrobeamn Reneld Barnct
Bresklyn Hewgitts
Cheveland
Court-martial details My Lai bodies in ditch testimony
Prosecution in Lt. William L. Calley Jr. court martial shifts to a ditch full of bodies near My Lai after witnesses testified to 10 to 20 bodies along a trail. David Hein saw bodies in the ditch but not count. Richard Pendleton said 40 to 50 lay he and two others saw morning of March 16, 1968. Court-martial recess until Monday.
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Mitchell
Isaiah Mitchell
St. Francisville
Calley
Brown
FT. Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Charlie Company
David B. Hein
Janesville
Wis
Richard Pendleton
Richmond
Calif
Pendleton
William Doherty
Michael Terry
Holiday Open House Rouses Shoppers at Puffrs Floral
Holiday open house event at Puffrs Floral Shop on November 72nd runs from noon to 6 pm. The notice invites customers to view arrangements and seasonal decor while enjoying light refreshments.
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