Soviet claims U S generals held after frontier violation
Soviet radio reports a U S Air Force Beechcraft carrying Maj Gen Edward C D Pony Scherrer and Brig Gen Claude Monroe McQuarrie Jr along with Major Russell and Col Deneli violated the Soviet frontier and landed in Leninakan Armenia. Tass says Soviet authorities will investigate the incident. The two generals oversee Turkey military aid as NATO members.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Leninakan
Air Force
Turkey
Edward C.D
Pony” Scherrer
Shawneetown
Claude Monroe McQuarrie Jr
Ft. Benning
U.S
Tass
Russell
Deneli
Erzurum
Kars
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Fund Plugs 29.4 Percent of 1.5 Million Goal
The 1970 United Fund drive opens strong with industry pledges and group reports totaling 29.4 percent of the $1.5 million goal. An audit before the noon volunteers meeting notes progress, with a second report Tuesday and a victory dinner set for next Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Oil promoter fights extradition in Ohio case
Lorain County prosecutors seek extradition of Louis Kapp Sr. from Illinois to Elyria for trial on 23 well development indictments. Kapp, arrested Oct. 8 in Belleville, Illinois, posted 2,500 cash of a 25,000 bond after waiving extradition.
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Belleville
Ill
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Grafton
Elyria
Louis Kapp Sr
Kapp
St Clair County Sheriff's Deputies
Harold Farmer
Lorain
Nixon seeks Moscow stance on era of negotiations
President Nixon meets Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko to gauge Kremlin willingness to negotiate on East West issues. Gromyko denounced U S Mideast truce violations and Cuban missile bases while Washington notes cautious Kremlin tone as talks on Berlin and arms control proceed.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Moscow
U.S
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
U. S
Cuba
William P. Rogers
White House
Rogers
Ronald L. Ziegier
Mideast
Indochina
Gromvko
Berlin
Helsinki
Cairo
Suez
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Four Indicted in Franklin County Loan Bribery Case
Four men named in two indictments tied to a Franklin County grand jury probe into state loans. Gerald A. Donahue Harry Groban Sidney Griffith and James B. Lore face 19 counts in one case and six in another. Crofters Inc. officers tied to steering loans are among the indicted, with service of papers imminent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Gerald A. Donahue
Harry Groban
Sidney Griffith
James B. Lore
Lore
Crofters, Inc
C. Howard Johnson
Sheriff’s Office
Johnson
Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures Ahead
Cloudy to partly cloudy today with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Tonight fair with lows around 48. Tomorrow mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the mid to upper 60s. Precipitation chances 20 percent today, near zero tonight, about 10 percent tomorrow. Winds north 5 to 10 mph today, light and variable tonight, east to southeast 3 to 10 mph tomorrow. Tonight sunset 6 36 p.m. Tomorrow sunrise 7 48 a.m. High yesterday 36 at 6 p.m. Low today 50 at 3 15 aan.
Katko cites failures of Lorain anti-poverty board
Lorain County EOC is accused of failing to reach its anti poverty goals as Welfare Rights Organization members demand accountability. Board member John Katko says the group no longer represents the poor and a wall exists between the poor and the board.
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Lorain County
Herman Larkins
Latin American Council
Lorain
Lorain County Welfare Rights Organization
WRO
Viola Miller
EOC
WRO Congress
Katko
Jose de Gracia
Latin-American Council
Vermilion Youth Dies From Crash Injuries
A 16 year old Vermilion boy Raymond Mihalick died at 11 08 am in St Joseph Hospital from multiple fractures and head injuries after his 1965 convertible left West End Avenue and struck a utility pole near the West 21st Street overpass. Police cited 160 feet of skid marks and a pole entangled car. Mihalick was a Firelands High School student and the crash remains under investigation.
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Lorain
West Erie Avenue
West 21St Street
Raymond Mihalick
Robert Mihalick
I. Claus
St Joseph Hospital
Mihalick
West End Avenue
1800 Guerrillas Cross Into Jordan Near Moghayer
About 1,800 Palestinian guerrillas crossed from Syria into northern Jordan near Moghayer and took up positions near the frontier village. Jordanian Brig. Atta Gasib said the force, backed by 14 tanks from the Palestine Liberation Army, moved toward Torra. The fighters, from the Saika group, fled Damascus after Hafez al Assad's government crackdown.
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Moghayer
Jordan
Syria
Atta Gasib
Palestine Liberation Army
Torra
Ramtha
Damascus-Amman
Gasib
Saika Group
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Saika
Yasir Arafat
Hussein
International Arab Peace Mission
Iraq
Middle East
Vietnam
Korea
Arafat
Amman
Gaza Strip
Wellington tax referendum halted by appeals court ruling
The Ninth District Court of Appeals refused the citizen group’s writ of mandamus seeking to force Wellington to certify petitions for a vote on the 1 percent income tax ordinance adopted as an emergency last April. The court deemed the emergency measure not subject to referendum, leaving the tax in effect and prompting officials to plan around uncertain future revenues.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Wellington
Board of Elections
Ralph Gray
Court of Appeals
Harrison Comstock
Council
Robert L. King
King
Uruguay records duel of honor ends after blood drawn
In Montevideo a cabinet minister and a senator fought a duel with sabers for four minutes. Doctors halted the confrontation after Sen. Manuel Fiores Mora slashed his forearm and Minister Julio Maria Sanguinetti was scratched. both were deemed unfit to continue. The clash stemmed from policy disputes over economic measures.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Industry and Trade
Julio Maria Sanguinett
Manuel Fiores Mora
Flores
Sanguinetti
Sangainetti
Inflation Shifts Bakery Bread Name to Punny Profit
In a lighthearted sign, a bakery jokes that inflation has led to changing the Pampered loaf name to Pemmerdime. The playful tweak aims to spotlight rising costs while keeping customers amused.
Elyria voters grappling with school levy questions and curtailments
Elyria School District residents seek clarity on the 6.5 mill operating levy and its impact. Officials explain funding shortfalls have led to curtailments including trimming kindergarten and new school openings, while extracurriculars may end only when schools close. The levy’s cost to a typical home and the use of funds for salaries, kindergarten reopening, and staffing are outlined.
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Elyria
Howard Cleveland Jr
Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Education
Fie
Qumot
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Gen
Scherrer
United Fund Campaign
Illinois
Louis Kapp
BIS
Agree
Ment
West Berlin
America
Anti-Poverty Board
Larkins
Earm
Lebanon
Shajara
Chronicle Telegram
Gray
Robert L. Young
Young
Comstock
Sam of the People
Doctor
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