United Fund Campaign Aims at Record 15 Million Grant
The United Funds Happy Faces launch a ten day drive to raise 15 million dollars the biggest goal in county history. A hard headed budget committee reviews all agency budgets to prevent overlap ensuring every dime supports key welfare health and social services including Red Cross scouts YWCA hospitals and youth programs.
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Riverview Plaza Dedicated for Elderly Housing in Elyria
The 13 story Golden Age Center at East Avenue and Fourth Street opens to house 180 older couples awaiting new homes. A lengthy residency procession precedes the dedication as applicants gain acceptance for the modern housing facility.
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Center marks ten year dream with Riverview Plaza senior housing
The Chronicle-Telegram highlights Riverview Plaza in Elyria as a redeveloped downtown project offering housing for seniors. It notes eligibility for applicants age 62 with assets under 10 000 dollars, confirms full occupancy with a waiting list, and celebrates location near shops, churches, and restaurants. The piece links the project to broader anti crime measures and downtown revitalization.
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Nixon speech stirs debate on Vietnam peace gambit
A critical look at President Nixon's Indo China plan notes a standstill cease-fire as part of a Geneva style package. The piece argues Hanoi seeks withdrawal of Saigon forces, while U S negotiators face bureaucratic delays and mixed responses from Harriman and others.
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Changes emerging in Arkansas politics signal southern shift
A shift in Arkansas politics shows both parties nominating new kind of candidates focused on modern governance rather than race issues. Incumbent GOP Governor Winthrop Rockefeller faces stronger Democratic competition as Dale Bumpers emerges, reflecting a broader southern trend away from Faubus-era stances toward progressive reform.
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Kennedy faces test as workers back his campaign
In Lawrence Massachusetts Kennedy clashed with a shoe factory owner over import quotas and drew a cheering workforce at the plant. Despite liberal critics and Chappaquiddick doubts some Democrats fear his appeal is waning while Kennedy campaigns to prove he can win big without moderating his stance.
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GM stoppage may run past Christmas and stretch into January
The GM strike faces young militant workers and a national toll that could hit $10 billion. The White House and unions watch a protracted stoppage with 23 000 local issues unsigned and production at risk as car supply hinges on a rapid end before holiday shutdowns.
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Buckley faces residency questions in New York Senate bid
Washington watchers note Jim Buckley of Connecticut lives in Sharon with wife and six children while managing the family holding company in New York. The non-residency could spark embarrassment amid Buckley’s push for a New York Senate seat and past cries of carpetbagging by National Review.
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