Arkansas Governor Nomination Upset Boosts Bumpers in Primary
In Arkansas Dale Bumpers defeated Orval Faubus for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, sweeping eight states' primaries with 257,385 to 181,089 votes. Florida saw Rep. William C. Cramer win the Republican Senate nomination ending G. Harrold Carswell’s bid for a Supreme Court seat.
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Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Florida
William C. Cramer
Senate
G. Harrold Carswell
Chamber
Supreme Court
Bumpers
Margaret Ware Rahliff
Servomation Ware Co
Elyria
Kahliff
Little Rock
Carswell
Faubus
Dogpatch USA
Winthrop Rockefeller
Charlestown
Jack Eckerd
Kirk
Eckerd
Atty
Earl Faircloth
Reubin Askew
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Winston L. Prouty
Hoff
Fiore L. Beve
William H. Meyer
Meyer
Prouty
State offers Avon sewer fund plan
Columbus The Ohio Water Development Authority indicated a willingness to finance Avon's sanitary system. Avon has faced a building freeze in the Northgate subdivision as it seeks to improve the sewer collection system and remove pollution control obstacles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Avon
Ohio Northgate
Water Pollution Control Board
Northgate
Leonard DeChant
Avon Council
French Creek Council of Government
North Ridgeville
Sheffield
French Creek
Nicholas Mitock
DeChant
Ted Rink
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Courtroom Brawl Breaks Out During Custody Hearing
In Domestic Relations Court Judge Henry P. Webber sentenced Melvin Bradesku of Mentor to 10 days in county jail and $10 fines with costs for contempt after a brawl erupted during a habeas corpus custody hearing. Bradesku apologized, suspending the jail term. The fight involved Bradesku, his wife and others, spilling from court to the street before bailiff Joseph Guzik intervened. Bradesku previously gained attention from a $30,000 alienation of affections verdict against an Akron preacher. his wife faces a separate child-stealing charge awaiting grand jury action in Cuyahoga County.
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Henry P. Webber
Melvin Bradesku
Mentor
Bradesku
Isabel
West River St
Mark
Bradesky
Harvey H. Starkoff
Cleveland
Bradeskus
Brogut
Akron
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Cuyahoga County
British jetliner hijacked by Palestinian guerrillas
A BOAC VC10 with 113 aboard was hijacked after takeoff from Bahrain and ordered to Beirut to refuel, with 66 passengers and 10 crew. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility as Western nations sought a Security Council briefing and the release of Leila Khaled.
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Middle East
Beirut
Palestine
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
British Overseas Airways Corp
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Davidson
H. W. Nicol
Sierra Leone
National Council
The
International Red Cross
Jordan
BOAC
Popular Front
Leila Khaled
London
Miss Khaled
Switzerland
West Germany
Britain
el Khana
Amman
Council Defeats East Side Rezoning in Elyria Vote
Elyria City Council defeated a proposal to reclassify two east side tracts from apartment to single unit zoning. Critics argued the plan aimed to keep Negroes and low income families out, while supporters cited growth. only Councilman Jack R. Gray backed the rezoning despite mounting controversy.
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East Side
Elyria
Jack R. Gray
C-4
South Abbe Road
East Broad
Kennedy Memorial Parkway
South Corporation
Gray
Planning Commission
Amherst Council Debates Employee Pay Hike
Wellington School Board undecided on new levy and Sheffield Lake city supports mandatory municipal income tax reciprocity as city leaders discuss funding options and fiscal policy across pages 10 3B 34.
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Amherst — Council
Wellington — School Board
Sheffield Lake — City
Nixon seeks last minute settlement to avert rail strike
Washington officials press for an 11th hour wage deal to prevent a nationwide walkout by about 500 000 railroad workers. W J Usery said unions could postpone if progress is made while Crotty and Hiltz clash over gaps in talks and wage demands.
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Washington
Nixon
W. J. Usery
Aflcio
Usery
Congress
White House
Rainfall Drenches Lorain County Areas with Varying Intensity
Rain showers drenched Lorain County towns with dramatic variation. New London received about three inches in 30 minutes, causing field flooding and downed lines. Elyria logged .46 inches in 90 minutes while Oberlin saw near two inches in an hour, and Wellington noted 0.81 inches with minimal street flooding.
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New London
Huron County
Recreation Park
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Donald Jameson
Amherst
Wellington
Avon Water Department
Weather outlook with rain showers and warm temps
The forecast calls for showers this morning and tonight with a high near 75 to 80 and a low in the 60s. Tomorrow brings warm humid weather with possible thunder showers and highs in the 80s, then Friday appears fair and cooler.
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Claude R. Kirk
Sabena
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Tel Aviv
Israel
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Sth
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Red Cross
Frost
Michael Comay
Foreign Office
Zurich
Bonn
Munich
Abbe Road
Weeeeree
Grafton Ewenevers
Harold Crotty
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
John P Hiltz
Hiltz
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Ray Diederich
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