C T women win journalist awards at Toledo convention
Chronicle Telegram staff members Nancy Schwarzwalder Embree Hoffman Janice Arthrell and Marge Cotter won multiple awards in the 1970 Ohio Newspapers Women’s Journalism contest at the Toledo convention. Medina County Gazette and Lorain Journal staff also earned recognition in various categories highlighting news feature and interview writing.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Ohio
Toledo
Nancy Schwarzwalder
Embree Hoffman
Janice Arthrell
Marge Cotter
Medina County Gazette
Julia Moxley
Helen Fry
Wom
Lorain Journal
Marsha Nutter
Joanne Deubel
Ruth Neely France
Hermaine Speigle
Journal
Chronicle-Telegram
Weather Outlook for Today and Tomorrow in 60s
Partly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 60s. Cloudy tonight with a chance of showers, lows in the 50s. Tomorrow remains cloudy with highs around 60. Chance of precipitation today 20 percent, tonight 30 percent, tomorrow 20 percent. East winds 5 to 15 mph today, diminishing tonight, then variable tomorrow. Sunset tonight 6 39 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 50 a.m. High yesterday 65, low today 42 at 7 45 a.m.
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Perth
Tomnerrow
Index Diplomatic Husband Jokes About Her Birthday
A witty exchange has a husband: How do you expect me to remember your birthday when you never look any older? His wife replies with a sly quip, highlighting their playful dynamic in a light domestic moment.
Tanker Pacific Glory Crashes Off Isle of Wight
A collision in the English Channel split the Liberian tanker Pacific Glory, igniting explosions that killed five sailors and left eight more missing. The ship, carrying 70,000 tons of oil, was towed after taking on water while crews battled fires and rescued 29 survivors from the blazing wreck near Portsmouth.
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Isle OF Wight
England
Pacific Glory
English Channel
Lloyds of London
Allegro
Portsmouth
Jan Frudiger
Royal Navy
Peking frees seaman after 1968 Shanghai detention
Peter Crouch, 30, British merchant seaman aboard the Demodocus, was released by Communist China after being detained in Shanghai since April 1968 for alleged harbor regulation violations. He crossed the Sino-British border at 11 20 am unshaven and tired with pale blue shirt and blue trousers.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China Today
Shanghai
Peter Crouch
Crouch
Demodocus
Elyria schools discuss 6.5 mill levy and new campuses
Elyria School District officials answer readers questions about the 6.5 mill operating levy and district growth. Erie Elementary near Lorain County Community College was ready for occupancy but delayed by staffing costs. opening planned after levy passage. A new junior high is under construction with completion hoped for Fall 1972. levy funds would hire staff. The superintendent’s salary was not raised since 1969. any future increase would follow board decisions and district policy.
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Elyria
Scheol
Howard Cleveland Jr
Chronicle-Telegram
Erie Elementary School
Loram County Community College
Abbe Road
Erie
Crestwood
Salares
Elyria High Black Student Union plans talks on eight demands
The Elyria High School Black Student Union plans a Thursday meeting with administrators to discuss its eight demands, including more Black teachers and coaches, Black administrators and counselors, fair playing time, and more Black dances and activities. The group formed after presenting eight demands and gained adult support. discussions aim to craft a position statement before a school board meeting.
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Elyria High School Black Student Union
Charles R. Miller
EHS
George B
Smittle
Miller
Elyria
Neighborhood Center
Brenda Jones
12Th St
Tony Chisholm
Keys Drive
Gatford School
Miss Jones
Bomb damages building at Kent State University
An old wooden building on the Kent State University campus was bombed early today but suffered only minor damage. The unoccupied Ward House interior remained intact. the blast damaged the back door and porch. Homemade bomb remains undetermined. wire and tape fragments were found.
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KENT
Kent State University
Donald Schwartzmiller
Human Relations Center
Black United Students
Schwartzmiller
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Ohio
Kent State
Ronald Weissenberger
Weissenberger
Portage County
Ravenna
University
KSU
Campaign manager swallows candidate’s contact lenses in mix up
Syracuse NY UPI Larry Kurlander campaign manager for Democratic attorney general candidate Adam Walinsky drank from a glass of water overnight containing Walinsky’s contact lenses. Walinsky later arrived late for his first news conference in Syracuse after sending another pair from home by plane.
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Syracuse. N.Y
UPI
Larry Kurlander
Adam Walinsky
Kurlander
Walinsky
Syracuse
Rt 113 crash kills two Lorain County residents
A head on collision on Route 113 two miles west of Florence claimed the lives of John R. King 28 of Market Street Birmingham and Helen Irene Smith 59 of Oberlin RD 2 Gifford Road, Oberlin. King drove a car that crossed center line and struck a westbound pickup truck carrying Smith and her husband. Both vehicles were demolished and King died at the scene. Smith and her husband were en route to fetch stone for a septic system project. Smith was hospitalized with cuts and bruises.
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Florence
Oberlin
Birmingham
Rt 113
Ene County
Joseph A Butler
Hinman Funeral Home
Berlin Heights
John R King
Market Street
Helen Irene Smith
Gifford Road
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Hospital
George Smith
RD 113
Cable Road
Riou
Smiths
Dick Ud
Fred Lewis
Smith
Lewis
Stone
South
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