United Fund Drive Launches in Lorain County
The 1973 United Fund campaign for greater Lorain County begins with volunteers mobilized in 12 divisions. The goal is 1.707 million dollars, up 8.2 percent from last year, to support 36 agencies including the Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, and area health and welfare groups.
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United Fund
Greater Lorain County
United Community Services’ Board of Directors
Arthur Hudnutt
Eric Nord
FUND
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Law
Avon
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
North Ridgeville
Columbia Station
Grafton
LaGrange
Amherst
South Amherst
Oberlin
American Red Cross
Firelands
Boy Scouts
Erie County Cancer Society
Catholic Social Service Bureau Center For the Sightless
Family Service Association
Girl Scouts
Amherst Golden Age Association
Goodwill Industries
King’s Daughters
Legal Aid Society
Maternal Health Association
Walter G. Nord
Neighborhood House Association
Oberlin Historical and Improvement Organization
Salvation Army
Elyria and Loram
Salvation Arms Service Unit
United Health Foundation
Oberlin Welfare Council
YMCA
Irked FOP head disbands Elyria grievance committee
The Elyria Fraternal Order of Police president disbanded the police grievance committee amid a federal lawsuit against Mayor Leonard Reichlin and Safety Service Director James Tracey. The suit, filed in Cleveland, centers on department rules, mustache bans, political activity, and alleged harassment of Patrolman Smith, with council discussion and equipment requests noted.
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Elyria
Order of Police
Leonard P. Reichlin
Safety Service
James T Tracey
Maurice Flood
Lawrence Jezewski
Jezewski
Federal District Court
Cleveland
Gerald Conrad
Philip Edwards
David Gill
William Kobelka
James Sampson
Lawrence Smith
Darrell Taylor
Biechlin
Tracey
Flood
Reichlin
FDP
FOP
Lodge 30
Ptl. Smith
Smith
American Civil Liberties Union
Elyria Civil Service Commission
Department
U.S
Deaths Births On Today's Index Page
A brief overview of deaths and births listed in today’s index page with related sections. Highlights include the doctor’s Mini Page and the Women’s and Sports segments, guiding readers to birthday notices and page numbers 27 28 and 16 17 2 1 4.
Sirica to Cut Watergate Sentences Up to Forty Years
UPI report says Judge John J. Sirica will reduce provisional maximum terms of up to 40 years for E. Howard Hunt and four co defendants in the Watergate burglary. He warned the final punishments depend on cooperation and pre sentence reports.
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Sirica
Hunt
Bernard L. Barker
Frank A Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Eugenio R. Martinez
Watergate
Publisher defends Agnew coverage in ANPA meeting
Davis Taylor, ANPA board chair, defended U S press rights to report on the Watergate era and Agnew charges. Speaking at a four day London gathering, he avoided commenting on Agnew’s court case while wishing him luck with freedom of the press.
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London
API
Davis Taylor
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
United States
Spiro Agnew
Taylor
Boston Globe
Canada
Agnew
Weather showers and clouds expected tonight and tomorrow
Cloudy tonight with showers likely. Lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and a high in the 70s. Probability of precipitation 60 percent tonight and 40 percent tomorrow.
Agnew says career ruined yet vows strong defense
Vice President Spiro Agnew told California Republican leaders privately his political future is destroyed though he publically fights allegations. He spoke after a fiery televised address denouncing his accusers and asserting a frame by figures in Maryland and a high Justice official. Delegates reportedly doubt his prognosis while party leaders believe his fate remains uncertain.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnes
California
Agnew
Los Angeles
Calfornia Party
Family Violence in New York City Home Conflicts
New York City faces rising domestic violence as couples quarrel at home ending in injury or death. In six months 55 homicides were tied to married or common law spouses, with police training programs evolving to de escalate such crises.
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New York
Queens
FBI
New York City
Sete Snown
Pabrec Academy
Gratee Saeco Masail
John Sullyan
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Parkview Ave
Catalano
United Community Service
Thomas Showalter
Showalter
Are
Indus
Labor Committee of the
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Aflcio
Uaw-Cap Council
Jack R. Jewell
CAP Council
Wayne R. Herman
Federation
Robert Singleton
Joseph Whets
Richard G. Smith
Civic
J. Grant Keys
Richard Mantini
Commerce
John O'Hara
Mike Ferraro
Donald Pille
Ronald Rieth
Juds Sarnovsky
Fop Head
Holiday Inn
James T. Tracey
Larry Jezewski
Maryland
Justice Department
Kitty Hanson
New York News
Hanes
Fespag Data
Bamaly
Sullivan
Acre
Ana