TV show linked Rhine River footage to Lake Erie pollution
Michigan officials say an NBC documentary on Lake Erie used scenes from a Rhine River pollution film. Wayne Denniston notes repeated viewing of the Rhine fish die-off sequence, while Shell Oil cites similarities and a network producer acknowledges possible shared footage.
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Lake Erie
Germany
Rhine River
Wayne Denniston
Detroit-area
Michigan Water Resources Commission
Denniston
Rhine
Michigan
Shell Oil CO
Shell
Mike Seligman
Network
Seligman
Play Lady Mrs Eldridge Brightens St Joseph Residents
In Lorain at St Joseph Hospital, Mrs Margaret Eldridge brings happiness to young patients. The Chronicle Telegram preview promises a heart warming Sunday feature with Elayne Eldridge and photos. The full report appears tomorrow.
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Margaret Eldridge
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Chronicle- Telegram
Michigan governor denies Detroit main lake polluter
In Columbus the Michigan governor’s office rejects Ohio Governor Rhodes claim that Detroit is Lake Erie's principal polluter. Kellogg says there are no statistics proving Detroit as the major polluter and notes efforts by Michigan and Detroit to limit lake pollution. Rhodes threatens a possible federal suit, but no official filing has appeared.
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Michigan
Detroit
Columbus
William Milliken
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Lake Erie
Toledo
Rhodes
Milliken
George Kellogg
Kellogg
Ohio-Michigan
British bolster Belfast patrols amid looming sectarian tensions
British Army intensified patrols around Catholic and Protestant churches in Belfast to head off what commanders fear could be the most dangerous weekend since last month’s riots. Troops protected critical spots as nearly 160 barricades were removed from Catholic areas. One Protestant leader accused the army of condoning Catholic rebellion, a charge the army denied. A ship bought by Rev. Jan Paisley was set afire in Belfast Harbor, described as light damage.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Jan Paisley
Paisley
Clyde Valley
Nova Scotia
Denis Healey
Londonderry
Saxbe criticizes Michigan as Lake Erie pollution source
Senator William B. Saxbe charges the Interior Department should have begun its lake pollution campaign in Michigan. He cites Detroit and southeast Michigan as the major industrial and municipal polluters of Lake Erie, amid the department’s Toledo and steel makers enforcement action ordered on September 4.
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Washington
Interior Department
Lake Erie
Michigan
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Interior Asst
Carl L. Klein
Detroit
Toledo
Senate reformers say Nixon draft cut not cure
Senate reform advocates from both parties said Nixon's plan to shift 29 000 October inductions into the final quarter and to skip 50 000 potential draftees in 1969 does not fix fundamental inequities in the Selective Service System. They urged Congress to pass a lottery based reform while noting Nixon could act by executive order to reshuffle calls if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Tery
Congress
Edward M. Keane
D-Mass
Javits
Father tells of burial in Lorain case
Lorain police report that four year old Lonnie Dellinger was buried in a shallow concealed grave after his father, Robert Dellinger, and mother Selia Dellinger allegedly hid the boy’s death. The parents were jailed on child neglect charges as police prepared post mortem findings.
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Lonnie Dellinger
Lorain
Robert
Selia Dellinger
East 41St St
Dellinger
Convenient Food Mart
Hast 28Rd Street
Oakdale Avenue
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lorain Products Corp
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Norwalk
Colorado Avenue
Lonnie
Allies meet on Viet issues at United Nations conference
Foreign ministers from nations contributing troops to the allied side in Vietnam gather at the U.N. in New York for a seven nation session hosted by Secretary of State William P. Rogers. Gromyko dismisses Nixon’s call for talks while Holyoake defends the allied stance.
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Vietnam
Soviet Union
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
France
Britain
U.N
U Thant
U.S
United Nations
United States
South Vietnam
South Korea
Thailand
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Bangkok
Manh
Paris
Andrei A. Gromyko
Nixon
Hanoi
Keith Holyoke
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Oil seepage in Santa Barbara Channel falls to 10 barrels daily
The Interior Department says oil seepage in California's Santa Barbara Channel has dropped to about 10 barrels per day. This is down from more than 500 barrels daily right after the January undersea well blowout.
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Washington
UPI
California
Santa Barbara Channel
Interior Department
Planes collide over Da Nang killing 64
A US Air Force F4 Phantom and an Air Vietnam DC4 collided over Da Nang. Sixty four people aboard the DC4 or on the ground were reported killed. The American crew survived. rescue teams rushed to Hao Vang village and Hoa Vang district.
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DA Nang, Vietnam
US Air Force
Air Vietnam
da Nang
Hao Vang
U.S
Saigon
al Adams
New York City
Hoa Vang
Senate Okays Fund for Three Moon Missions
The Senate approved 1.7 billion dollars to fund three more manned moon flights within nine months. The funding is part of a 3.7 billion bill authorizing NASA programs for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Weather outlook with mild temperatures and showers
Partly cloudy today and tonight with a high in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Tomorrow's high 70 to 75 with a 20 percent chance of showers. Tonight low in the 50s. Sunset today 7:29 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:28 a.m. Yesterday high 62 at 4 p.m. and low 50 at 7 a.m.
Lorain Auto Crash Claims James Poli Life
James Poli, 23, was killed in a two car collision at Oberlin Avenue and East 30th Street at 3 24 a m. Arthur Russel, 24, was treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital with cuts and bruises. Helen G Foisy 24 was charged with failure to yield the right of way after her car hit Poli s vehicle causing it to crash into a utility pole. Poli a U S Steel Lorain Works roll turner and 1964 Admiral King High School graduate served three years in the Air Force as a jet engine mechanic. He lived with brother Robert Poli 26 an employee at the steel plant.
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Lorain
James Poli
Oberlin Avenue
East 30Th Street
Arthur Russel
Belmar Ave
Avon Lake
St. Joseph Hospital
Russel
Poli
Washington Ave
Helen G. Foisy
Foisy
Towe Blvd
U.S Steel Corp
Lorain Works
Robert
The
Steel Company
Admiral King High School
Air Force
England
Accused killer eludes police in Pittsburgh manhunt
A husky escaped convict wanted for the killing of a young patrolman slipped through a sprawling manhunt network in Pittsburgh's East Fund area. Police named Stanley Hoss, 26, of Tarentum, Pa., as the suspect after the shooting yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
APT
Stanley Hoss
Tarentum
Oakmont
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