Nixon to Visit Peking Within Six Weeks Says White House
AP reports President Nixon likely to travel to mainland China within six weeks. Kissinger will lead a 10 day mission, arranging an agenda for talks with Premier Chou En-lai and officials, while steering a 48 hour Hawaii stop en route and a return via Alaska.
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LCCC policy changes may shift Trupp to new director role
Lorain County Community College trustees reorganized duties for the Information and Publications and Institutional Research and Development offices. Stanley J. Trupp, initially hired for research and fundraising, may become director of college relations as the college streamlines functions. The board delayed formal assignment and stressed broader organizational reorganization.
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Canadian boat seized for illegal perch fishing near Avon Lake
The 65 foot Marie Gale with seven aboard was seized two miles inside Ohio waters north of Avon Lake. Captain Terrance Copeland and six crew members face charges for illegal netting and fishing without a license. One thousand seven hundred pounds of perch were confiscated and landbound to Lorain docks. Bond set at 400 dollars each for the crew, who were released pending arraignment.
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Court OKs student voting in Hamilton County
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling allows college students to vote where they attend school in Hamilton County and for this year if registered by the Sept. 22 deadline. The decision, limited to Cincinnati area for now, could reshape Ohio election law statewide.
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Hamilton County College
Weather forecast calls for warm, sunny day with mild weekend
Sunny, warm today with highs in the low to mid 70s. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 40s and low 50s. Mostly cloudy and a little cooler tomorrow with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. Winds southwest today then east to northeast tonight. Sunset 6:46 p.m. Sunrise 7:38 a.m. High 72 at 3 p.m. yesterday and low 49 at 6 a.m. today.
Pressman strike halts publication of the Plain Dealer
Cleveland pressmen from Local 6 of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union walked out over working conditions. They protest a management speedup, saying it causes plate damage and safety risks, seeking return to pre speed levels. Plain Dealer officials seek a court injunction to end the stoppage. the contract runs to May 31, 1972 with arbitration as the dispute method.
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Cash and Carry fetches Cyclaman Plants at Puffers Floral
Local shop Cash and Carry offers Cyclamen plants at Puffers Floral located at 821 East River. The offer highlights a selection for spring gardening and emphasizes affordable blooms.
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Kuznets Wins 1971 Nobel Prize in Economics
Simon Kuznets, Russian-born American economist and Harvard professor, wins the 1971 Nobel Prize in economics for his empirical work on economic growth. The $90,000 award was announced by the Royal Swedish Academy. Kuznets joins prior American laureate Paul Samuelson.
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Mind's1 intelligence test questions and concerns raised
The piece questions the weight given to IQ over the person, exploring what the test measures and whether it truly defines a man. It also notes shifting media roles for actor Dennis Weaver known for Gunsmoke and previews other projects.
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