Lorain County backs Nixon in CT poll landslide forecast
A Chronicle Telegram survey of 155 Lorain County residents predicts a Nixon victory over McGovern, with a possible 2 to 1 margin if undecided voters split evenly. The poll, conducted Oct 16–27 in Elyria Lorain and Oberlin, notes Vietnam peace progress could widen Nixon’s edge.
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Nixon
Lorain County
George McGovern
Chronicle-Telegram
Vietnam
C-T
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Jinny Jones
Pat Geisler
J. Alan Woosnam
Paul Schroeder
Martin Koppell
Rob Modic
CBS Television
Elyria 3
Elyria Township
Avon
McGovern
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Lorain County weighs jail plan with rehab focus and cost impact
Residents debate a proposed Lorain County jail replacement funded by a one mill levy and a $700000 grant. The plan, revised to add a second level, emphasizes rehabilitation and federal standards while outlining secure living quarters, a sick room, and spaces for exercise, administration, and shared patrol garage.
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Lorain County
Harold Rogers
Ludwig Pineura
Ohio
Columbus
Prindle, Patrick and Partners
Wycoff, Smith and Clark
John Clark
Murray Ridge Road
Infirmary Road
Prindle
Patrick
Clark
Reminder to set clocks back for standard time
The note warns readers to turn clocks back one hour before bed to switch to Eastern Standard Time and stay on it until next April when daylight saving resumes. It playfully suggests removing the string on the finger as a reminder.
Nixon vows no amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders in Ohio Michigan swing
President Nixon campaigned through Cleveland suburbs and Saginaw urging pocketbook progress and vowing never to grant amnesty to draft evaders. He praised law enforcement, touted crime and tax relief gains, and backed local GOP candidates while stressing unity and a new American majority. He noted significant progress in Vietnam peace talks and predicted a favorable outcome.
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Nixon
Ohio
Michigan
Vietnam
Cleveland
Warren
Congress
Saginaw
Mich
Senate
GOP
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
Frank Lorence
America
Ghio
Parma
Rep
William Minshall
Minshall
White House
Peace pact by Tuesday unlikely amid Hanoi deadline clash
Diplomatic maneuvering in Washington and Paris over a October 31 signing deadline for a Vietnam peace accord continues with Kissinger ruling out a Tuesday conclusion. Hanoi signals possible initialing before a formal signing, while U S negotiators weigh risks of perceived U.S. renege and aim for a lasting settlement. Front-line details include Thieu seeking unity with the United States and troop reductions ahead of Christmas.
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Washington
Honois
U.S
Vietnam
Henry Akissinger
State Department
William P. Rogers
Paris
Rogers
United States
Kissinger
North Vietnam
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Thieu
London
Vuong van Bac
Bac
South Vietnam
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Mobert Humphrey
Third Street
Middle Avenue
China
Horst Faas
Associated Press
Shanghai
Nanking
Summit County
Allen Morrison
North Royalton
Maxon
Indochina
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Li Te
Lower
Uts
The
Sts
Carl Skalak, Jr
Dito
Deewee
Aspire
Weatherlore
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