UF staff gearing up for 1.5 million drive
The United Fund of Greater Lorain County aims to raise 1 465 000 dollars, an 11 ¼ percent increase over 1968, with John B Findling of Elyria as general campaign chairman. Volunteers will marshal funds for 58 agencies including the Red Cross Boy Scouts Catholic Social Service Bureau and YMCA among others. The campaign theme is Help Others to Put on a Happy Face and officials say gifts cover operating costs and expand services for the community.
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John B. Findling
Elyria
Findling
The
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Catholic Social Service Bureau
Center For Sightless
Council For Retarded
Elyria Area
Senators Told General Wanted Records Destroyed
Chicago police superintendent testified that retired Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner urged him to destroy receipts. The testimony emerged amid a congressional inquiry into misconduct.
Turner Conflicts Over Confiscated Guns With Senate Panel
Senate investigators heard conflicting accounts as James B Conlisk Jr challenged General Turner about four batches of guns Turner admitted taking after retirement. Conlisk said the weapons were custodied for the United States Army and not for Turner's personal collection.
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James B Conlisk Jr
Turner
Conlisk
Senate
Chicago
Senate Permanent Investigation Subcommittee
Ft Gordon
United States Army
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Seven cosmonauts circle Earth in three Soyuz ships
In Moscow the Soviet Union launched Soyuz 8 joining Soyuz 6 and 7, forming a three craft group with seven cosmonauts circling Earth. The mission aims to test group piloting and gather geological data to map Earth and seek mineral wealth, with Shatalov commanding.
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Earth
Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Col
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Shatalov
Leningrad
Air Force Academy
Muza
Igor
Yelena
Yeliseyev
Valery Kubasov
Georgy Shonkin
Victor Gorbatko
Anatoly Filipchenko
Vadislav Volkov
UPI
Harshaw union meeting underway in Cleveland
Hundreds of dead fish drift along the Elbe River as police suspect a sugar refinery in East Germany dumped poison North of the border. Union leaders demand 30 cents an hour more plus fringe benefits with 20 cents next year while authorities warn farmers about watering livestock. Pickets at the John Street Plant remain orderly under police watch.
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Lueneburg
Germany
Elbe
West Germany
East Germany
Aland
Ellie
Doy Moore
Moore
Pasadena Ave
Paul Davis
The
International
Federal Building
John Street
Ohio drug fight urged by attorney general report
The Ohio attorney general calls for stepped up education for youths and rehabilitation as core actions in a state drug and narcotics abuse plan. The 14 recommendations include 15 to 20 hours of drug education in high schools, compulsory treatment for addicts, probation with possible record removal, and expanded undercover informant programs. The report notes drug misuse is widespread beyond cities and cites a campus problem with youth exposure. It argues removal of certain records could spur families to seek medical help. Turn to page 4, col 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Division of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Paul W. Brown
Brown
Water carries boy one mile in storm sewer
A 12 year old Dallas boy was swept nearly a mile through a storm sewer by rushing water after he and a friend played in street gutters. He sustained bruised ribs and scrapes while he swam, floated, and finally climbed up a drainage ditch.
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Dallas
Tex (Ap
Paul Ernest Buckern Jr
Young Buckner
Paul
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