Oberlin Professor Links Watergate Tapes To Nixon Fire of Cox
Oberlin College economist Robert W. Tufts urged public action for impeachment, arguing Nixon used the tapes to justify firing Archibald Cox. He said Congress must pursue an independent investigation and pressed for sustained public pressure similar to opposition to the Vietnam War. The talk drew about 300 attendees at Wilder Hall.
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Oberlin
Senate
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Robert W. Tufts
Oberlin College
Cox
White House
Tufts
Wilder Hall
Congress
William Perlick
Butterlick
Lyndon Johnson
Chronicle-Telegram
Johann J. Lee
John Sirica
American People of Independence
Mosher
Elliot Richardson
House
Mixed emotions greet House impeachment move
The article describes a Capitol scene as the House reads resolutions to impeach President Nixon and the chamber reacts with a mix of caution and support. Rep. Mosher notes the unusual turnout, debates unfold, some warn against a lynch mob, and analysts question Nixon’s actions including releasing the tapes and implications for impeachment.
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Richard M. Nixon
United States
Andrew Johnson
Charles A. Mosher
Roberlin
House
United Fund drive total reaches sixteen thousand nine hundred seventy three
Robert Olesen of Elyria Memorial Hospital visits Neighborhood House in South Lorain with Dawn Ballard and Amy Conear. Elyria Memorial reports the 1973 UF campaign gift total of 16 973 dollars. Dawn Ballard and Amy Conear are daughters of local residents.
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Robert Olesen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dawn Ballard
Amy Conear
South Lorain
United Fund
Elyria Memorial
Dawn
Frank Ballard
E. 42Nd St
Lorain
Amy
Randy Concar
Elyria Ave
Elyria Health Department to Get City Building
Mayor Reichlin announced a new Hill Burton funded health department building for Elyria on city land at Chestnut and Second. The project requires at least 123000 dollars in city borrowing, bids by April 1 1974, and 6277 square feet with 39 parking spaces. The move aims to end rent and expand public health for 25 years.
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Elyria Health Department
Leonard P. Reichlin
Hill-Burton Foundation
Ohio Department of Health
Chestnut and
Second Streets
Columbus
John Cashman
State Health Department
Hill-Burton
Reichlin
Tia Firm
Redhlin
State weighs action after fatal Lorain boiler explosion
Ohio Attorney General's Office will study possible criminal action over the Lorain Tower Supply Co. boiler blast. Assistant AG Richard Dickinson will review a Division of Mechanical Inspection report on a Sept. 1969 weld and whether lack of certification prompted the tragedy. The report cites faulty weld and fallen insulation as causes. Avon Service Company, listed at 37131 Colorado Ave., allegedly used an uncertified welder.
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Columbus
Ohio
Insurance Company
Robert Graven
Lorain Delays Move to New Justice Center Over Bugs
Lorain officials face a cockroach infestation delaying the move from the old Police Court Building to the New Justice Center in City Hall. Mayor Zahorec said decontamination is underway while Police Chief Malinovsky noted a sealed moving bus contained bugs. The contractor’s checklist and the bug issue push the move to next week.
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Lorain
Justice Center
City Hall
Joseph Zahorec
John Malinovsky
C T women win writing contest awards at ONWA meeting
Chronicle Telegram staff writers Constance M. Davis and Embree H. Hoffman win ONWA awards in Wooster. Davis places third for a dairy cow feature at Shields Nursing Home Lorain. Hoffman secures first in personality profile for interview with Mrs Anna Knowles of Oberlin and wins second in clubs for Historical Society report and SOS Parents Without Partners.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Newspaper Women’s Association
ONWA
Wooster
Constance M. Davis
C-T
Shields Nursing
Lorain
Embree H. Hoffman
Anna Knowles
Oberlin
Misty
Big Boogie
County Approves Golden Acres Mental Retardation Workshop
Lorain County commissioners approved a satellite workshop at Golden Acres Home in Amherst for about 40 mentally retarded residents. Mrs. Lee Ignat outlined the plan, noting current Golden Acres totals and the program's yearage and funding.
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Golden Acres
Amherst
Lorain County
Lee Ignat
Murray Ridge Rd
Ludwig M. Pincura
Jeresmo J. Keron
Fred M. Ritenauer
Bulding
Two 17-Year-Old Shoplifters Charged After Mall Incident
About 200 shoppers watched as two 17-year-old girls were chased by off duty Elyria officers at Midway Mall. Deanna Brooks faced charges of interfering with a police officer and disorderly conduct, while the other suspect was charged with aiding and abetting attempted theft and was not apprehended. The juveniles faced multiple accusations and were released to their parents. Brooks was released on bond.
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Elyria
Midway Mall
Waitliam Curtis
Petrie Women’s Clothing Store
Pts
Larry J Jevewski
Deanna Brooks
LeRoy S$ Wax
Miss Brooks
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Masonic Temple
Avon Service Company
Colorado Ave
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Corhorman
Mrs. Davis
Din Elytia
Elyhaigh School
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Mrs Hoffman
Philadelphia
University of Tennessee
University of Missouri Show of Journalism
Florence York
Valerie Cocks
Hermaine Speigle
Womens Field Athele
Lorain Journal
Judith D. Morgan
Norwalk Reflector
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Suzanne L. Hively
Sandusky Register
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