Defense fights tape use in Clearview High fire trial
Prosecution and defense argue over admitting a taped Zieba Wren interview in the May 6 Clearview High School arson case. Witnesses describe Wren spotted with a heavy coat before the noon blaze as investigators questioned 800 students and teachers.
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Raymond Wren
Clearview High School
Wren
Henry Zieba
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
Zieba
Clearview
William Barrett
John Otero
Ziebe
Kimbrough
Fingerprint help leads to mugger arrest in New York
New York police captured Willian Allen after Harriet Neham bit off the mugger's fingertip during a robbery attempt. Neham provided the fingertip print, matching files, and a photo was issued. Police seek a second man involved in the attack.
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New York
UPI
Harriet Neham
Willian Allen
Haynsworth Oled by Senate Judiciary Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Judge Clement F. Haynsworth for the Supreme Court by a 10 to 6 vote. Senator Mathias abstained, seeking more time to review his record and financial dealings, including a vending machine firm. The nomination faces an uncertain Senate path despite Nixon’s support.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Judiciary Committee
Mathias
Haynsworth
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Senate
Nixon
SOP
Robert P. Griffin
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate Republican Conference
Enzyme Breakthrough Could End Many Diseases Says Kornberg
Dr. Arthur Kornberg of Stanford told the American College of Surgeons that DNA polymerase repairs damaged chromosomes and may, in time, treat many diseases. He cited potential to alter chromosome makeup and influence future generations, noting viruses could deliver repair enzymes. He compared research costs to the moon program.
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San Francisco
Arthur Kornberg
Stanford University School of Medicine
American College of Surgeons
Kornberg
Army probes link kickbacks to Vietnam show fees
Senate investigators scrutinize kickbacks charged to entertainers appearing at Army service clubs in Vietnam. June Collins testified about extra fees levied by sergeants running clubs, with Ruben Noel alleging $50 or 10 percent kickbacks. Marede m Corp. linked to illicit profits in Germany and Vietnam clubs, while Maj. Gen. Carl Turner faced medal revocation amid related tax and profit questions.
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Washington
Senate
Vietnam
June Collins
Army
Ruben Noel
Noel
Maredem Corp
Germany
Deater
Marehem Corp
Carl C. Turner
Augsburg
Topenl- Benning
Wil
Teens charged in man's death in Rock Creek Park
In Washington three juveniles ages 13 to 16 were charged with homicide after allegedly dropping a 71 pound slab of concrete from a 106 foot bridge into a car below. Fernando Pedro 37 of Fairfax Virginia died in the crash near the National Zoo.
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Washington
UPL
Fernando Pedro
Fairfax
Rock Creek Park
National Zoo
Pedro
The Weather Warmer Brings Springlike Temperatures
Sunny today and tomorrow with fair tonight. Daytime highs reach the 60s today then upper 60s to lower 70s tomorrow. Nights cool with lows in the upper 20s to 40s. Sunset today at 6 58 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 7 31 a m.
Harshaw striker charged in damage at Elyria plant
James H. Lester Jr., 29, of 226 Pasadena Ave, member of International Chemical Workers' Union Local 73, was charged with malicious destruction of property after a rock and chain shattered a Harshaw Co truck windshield on Center Street. Additional charges loom over ongoing picketing disputes and a two-person restraining order issued by Judge John D. Pincura.
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Elyria
Harshaw Chemical Co
James H. Lester, Jr
Pasadena Ave
International Chemical Workers’ Union
Lester
Harshaw Co
Richard B. Boblenz
Center Street
J.C. William Tattersall
John Street
Lorain County Common Pleas
John D Pincura
Abortion Case Shocks Kent State Campus
An 19 year old Kent State University co ed from Sheffield Lake underwent an abortion last week at East Liverpool. Police say 80 year old George Doe Sharpe, a former carpenter, was arrested in East Liverpool on abortion charges and held on a 10000 dollar bond. He has a prior abortion conviction and awaits trial.
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Sheffield Lake
Kent
Kent State University
East Liverpool
Robinson Memorial Hospital
George "Doe Sharpe
East
Liverpool
Sharpe
Columbiana County
Ohio
Lisbon
Lorain County
KSU
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Carol Brooks
M.B. Johnson School of Nursing
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Robert Fisher
Ted O'Dell
Earl Schaefer
Elyria Fire Department
Mike Koviak
Robert Uzin
San Rosa
Calif
UPJ
Kawan Springs
California
Henry
Ski
Lorain County Community College
Broadway
Uzinski
Tip
Greenville
8. C
Sen
Ernest Hollings
D-8. C
Hollings
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Griffin
Ziegler
Court of Appeals
Birch Bay
Indiana
Iaynsworth
Bayh
Hawnsworth
Wakeman
Western Reserve
Annesenenene
Pwll
Wellington
By Rajph Dighton
Carmine Bellino
Wooldridge
Hiam O. Wooldridge
Woolaridge
Turner
Chicago
Lates Conlisk
Conlisk
Harshaw
North Side
Gold Coast
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