College football results from major games listed
Michigan defeated Ohio State 24 to 12 while Southern Cal beat UCLA 14 to 12. Purdue beat Indiana 44 to 21 and Notre Dame topped Air Force 13 to 6. Penn State routed Pitt 27 to 7 and West Virginia edged Syracuse 13 to 10. Tennessee defeated Kentucky 31 to 26 and Princeton beat Dartmouth 35 to 7. Missouri won 69 to 21 over Kansas with Nebraska 44 to 14 over Oklahoma. Details begin on page D-1.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Southern Cal
UCLA
Purdue
Indiana
Notre Dame
Air Force
Penn State
Pitt
West Virginia
Syracuse
Tennessee
Kentucky
Princeton
Dartmouth
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Nixon's tactics to adjust on court nomination
President Nixon plans a restrained lobbying approach for his next Supreme Court nominee after the Haynsworth rejection. He aims for a Southern Conservative with balance to a liberal-leaning bench while tightening background checks to avoid new grounds for reproach. Senate leader Mansfield expects thorough scrutiny and a confirmed nominee if properly vetted.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
Clement F Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
White House
John N Mitchell
Mike Mansfield
Carlisle Township Cyclist, 17, Killed in Rt 10 Crash
A 17 year old Carlisle Township bicycle rider, Michael Houser, died after colliding with a westbound car on Route 10 in Eaton Township. The driver, James W Tipplett, 32, was injured and in poor condition. The accident occurred near Durkee Road as Michael and his brother rode across the road. The crash remains under investigation with no charges filed.
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Carlisle Township
Rt 10
Eaton Township
Lorain County
Anna Mae Houser
James W Tipplett
Fifth St Elyna
Elyria Memorial
Houser
Mitchell
Durkee Road
Michael
Tippiett
James Mertz
Laird slashes January draft call and backs lottery plan
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird cuts the January draft call to 12 500 men about one third of the original quota and announces rapid implementation of the new random lottery system. He cites Vietnamization progress and plans to close bases and disband 100 training companies as part of broader drawdown.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Pentagon
Nixon
Senate
Harvard researchers isolate gene type in bacteria
Harvard Medical School scientists report isolating a single type of gene in a bacterial virus using Escherichia coli. Two researchers voice concerns that such gene isolation could enable future human trait manipulation, warning of potential dangers despite potential advances. Dr James Shapiro heads the team. Dr Jonathan Beckwith cautions about risks.
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Boston
Harvard Medical School
Jonathan Beckwith
Beckwith
James Shapiro
Chicago
Sex education in Lorain County schools faces controversy
Lorain County schools drift between limited sex education in health and home economics and broader programs met with parental objections. Some districts, like Wellington High in 1962 63, faced state orders to drop coeducational sex courses, while others survey community concerns about age suitability and explicit content. Local educators weigh community support against funding and time constraints as they navigate a national climate of debate.
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Ues
Loram County
Gow
Lorais County
Wellington High School
State Department of Education
Cuyahoga County
Sprng
Lorain County
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Texas hostages freed as fugitives captured after two day manhunt
Three escaped prisoners led by William Ainesworth were captured by Texas Rangers and state police after a two day flight covering 130 miles. They freed hostages, stole cars, and killed a deputy before surrendering. Ainesworth, Harris, and Roper face murder and assault charges. two hostages were rescued in good condition.
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Flatonia
Tex
UPI
Texas Rangers
William ‘Butch’’ Ainesworth
Galveston
Ainesworth
Carl Bruce Harris
Ronnie Roper
Amesworth
Harris
Roper
Galveston County
Bob Williamson
Butch
Richmond
Fort Bend County
LaGrange
Jacqueline Alexander
Timmue
Texas City
Robert Nichols
Dickson
Willamson
Sugar Land
William McMahon
Anti smoking program uses stale smoke aversion in LA study
Dr Irwin Lublin at California State College Los Angeles conducts aversive conditioning to quit smoking. Volunteers inhale hot stale smoke from a hair dryer during 30 minute sessions and after five days most subjects stop permanently.
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Los Angeles
Irwin Lublin
California State College At
Lublin
Weather and smoking cessation notes in mixed copy
Cloudy mild weather with a chance of showers and highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. The piece discusses smoking cessation psychology, favoring mind based methods over shocks or fear tactics, mentioning laboratories and proposed market trials.
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Mansfield
Beerenenens
Shwe
Harvard
Anita
Margaret Histed
Elyra City Schools
Sex Informatio and Education Council
The
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Jacqueline I. Alexander
Tommie
Escap
William ‘Butch’ Ainesworth
Carl Brace Harris
Ronald Roper
Ralph Digaton
Turkey
Meyer Geldbergs
Supe
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