Columbus Dispatch poll shows Gilligan leading Ohio race
The Dispatch mail poll across seven counties found John J. Gilligan with 52 percent to Roger Cloud's 40.4 percent, Edwin Lawton 0.9 percent and 6.7 percent undecided, with results reflecting statewide trends. Gilligan and Cloud campaigned in Dayton and Lima while Taft Metzenbaum prepared for a TV debate.
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Cambodian sweep opens vital road to port
Cambodian government troops moved into the heart of a Communist stronghold along Highway 4 to wrest control of the Phnom Penh to Kompong Som corridor. Civilian traffic resumed as Vietnamese devaluation plans reset the currency. In South Vietnam, 11 Americans were killed or wounded in bouts of fighting, including a Huey helicopter downing near Long Khuan Province.
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Kosygin Ends Cairo Talks With Egyptian Leaders
Soviet Premier Kosygin concluded two hour talks with Egyptian leaders and called the Arab Socialist Union to prepare a presidential selection process. Officials say a joint communique will be issued later. A cease-fire extension may be discussed. Sadat and Sabry are leading contenders.
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March for Victory rally in Washington draws 20 000 crowd
Washington march for peace through victory drew an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 people led by Dr. Carl McIntire at the Washington Monument. Ky and Madame Ky did not attend. several arrests occurred amid minor clashes between Hard Hats adherents and antiwar demonstrators.
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Nixon calls Viet session in Ireland
U.S. President Nixon ends a nine day tour with talks in Ireland and Madrid. Officials say discussions with Heath cover the Middle East and Soviet moves in Europe as Berlin talks test Western unity. A rifle raid near Nixon route in Dublin adds security concerns.
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Secondary Mail Privileges at Elyria Obituary Notice
The Elyria Observer outlines second class mail privileges and annual subscription rates. It lists a weekly delivered option and a yearly mail rate, with contact numbers and local rate details for Lotamated and surrounding counties.
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Jordanian ceasefire eases violence as guerrillas curb aims
An AP report from Amman says the Palestine guerrilla movement says civil war has restrained extremists on both sides and that they intend to keep peace in Jordan. The group led by George Habash denies plans to topple King Hussein and vows no government in Amman. The ceasefire sees fighters withdrawing from Amman center while remaining bases are secured in Irbid and Ramtha.
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Brazil targets Sao Paulo death squad police
A state prosecutor charges 16 Sao Paulo police officers with executing a small-time crook during a mission linked to the death squads. Three precinct captains and 13 investigators face accusal for the November 23 1968 killing in Guarulhos as a judge weighs trial options.
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Israel backs cease fire extension proposal
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said Israel would welcome an extended 90 day cease-fire in the Middle East and argued the Soviet Union should take the initiative. He noted talks led by UN mediator Gunnar V. Jarring failed after Israeli withdrawal amid Egyptian cease-fire violations. He suggested any country could propose a formula for extension.
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Tito plan to form state presidium for post Tito Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports top Communist officials meet to discuss Tito's plan to keep Yugoslavia united after his death. A state presidium would oversee the country with a chairman chosen yearly from Yugoslavia's six republics, though observers doubt Tito will step down.
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Lebanon leader Karami quits amid regional turmoil
Premier Rashid Karami submitted the 10 month old government’s resignation to President Suleiman Franjieh amid Jordanian civil war and Nasser’s death. Franjieh may nominate ex Premier Saeb Salam as successor. Salam has led Lebanon as premier three times and opposed Camille Chamoun in 1958.
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Lebanon
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Charles Helou
Middle East
Salam
Camille Chmoun
Yablonski murder case suspect to face extradition hearing
Aubran W. Martin, 21, of Cleveland, scheduled for extradition hearing next Thursday in Common Pleas Court. He and four others are indicted in the Clarksville Pa slaying of United Mine Workers leader Joseph A Yablonski, his wife and daughter. Martin’s attorney has requested denial of extradition. an answer will be filed before the hearing.
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Dennis McGuire
Avon Lake coal dust storm prompts local action and debate
Residents report July and August fly ash and coal dust blanketing Avondale and surrounding areas. School pupil eye irritation and meal prep disruption documented. Local officials fault wind shifts and CEI operating errors as lawsuits and state bills seek stronger air pollution controls.
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