Lorain County jobless rate stays above eight percent
Lorain County unemployment remained near 8.3 percent in July as recalls at U.S. Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works reduced claims but did not lower overall joblessness. Labor analyst Donald Pawl czak notes sampling incomplete but expects a similar rate to last month. Local firms report little hiring beyond replacements and seasonal needs despite Nixon policy hopes. Fisher Body and Stanadyne executives cite no significant staffing changes amid the freeze.
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Lorain County
Nixon
Donald Pawlczak
Ohio
Pawlizak
Pawlczak
Thomas Guerin
Fisher Body
Guerin
Underground record holder seizes 15 days underground
Lewsbhrg West Virginia resident Robert Addis, calling himself a caveman, set a new world record by living 15 days underground. The stunt was photographed by UPI as reports tied the feat to broader housing and industry chatter. Officials from Ford and Bendix Westinghouse referenced mixed near term hiring expectations amid policy shifts.
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Robert Addis
Lewsbbrg
W. Va
UPI
Top court candidates studied for Black seat
President Nixon studied possible candidates for retiring Justice Hugo L. Black's seat on the Supreme Court as speculation grew another vacancy. Justice John M. Harlan, 72, entered Bethesda Naval Hospital in April for back problems, and it was learned last week that he remained hospitalized.
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Washington
Nixon
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Harlan
Attica bid to indict Rockefeller for murder
New York lawmaker urged indicting Gov. Rockefeller on murder charges for the Attica hostage and inmate deaths. The story notes the five day uprising, calls for accountability, and ongoing legal and medical examinations of the hostages and inmates.
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Attica
Rockefeller
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Attica State Prison
Arthur O. Eve
New York City
Eve
Herman Badillo
D-N.v
Hirohito
Sam
Peter Erent
Weather Forecast: Showers, Clouds, And Mild Temps
Showers return with a mainly cloudy sky and a shower risk tonight ending by morning. Highs reach the upper 60s to low 70s, lows around 50 to 55 with sunny break tomorrow and highs in the mid to upper 60s. Precip chances 30 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. winds west tonight and west to southwest tomorrow. Sunset tonight 7 29 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 13 a.m. High 72 yesterday at 5 p.m. Low 65 today at 3 a.m.
Aid to Thailand totals 231 million in year
Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachron said the United States provided Thailand with 231 million dollars in the past fiscal year. He noted aid supported economic development and helped fight Communist insurgency amid the 21st anniversary of the Thai U.S. treaty.
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Bangkok
UPI
Thanom Kittikachron
United States
Thailand
Thanom
Suez Forces Go on Maximum Alert Amid Tense Middle East
Egyptian troops along the Suez Canal are placed on maximum alert with orders to retaliate immediately and violently to any Israeli fire. UN Secretary General Thant warns that renewed fighting could erupt, while Sadat reshuffles his cabinet to ready for possible war. A terrorist attack in Jerusalem kills a 4 year old Arab girl and wounds seven Americans. Dayan warns war could resume before year end as Israel aims to hold occupied territories and possibly withdraw from the Suez Canal. Shrike missiles reportedly used by Israel mark first use in canal hostilities.
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Suez Canal
Middle East
al Akhbar
Mohammed Ahmed Sadek
New York
Thant
Mahmoud Riad
Mamdoud Salem
Sadek
Golan Heights
Syria
Gaza Strip
Israel
Al-Ahram
Cairo
United States
Lorain County alimony claim challenges Ohio stereotype
Embree H. Hoffman reports on Judge Henry T. Webber speaking at a Parents Without Partners meeting. The talk highlights that index men have collected alimony from their ex-wives in Lorain County for years, challenging the notion that Ohio is a state with no alimony.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Embree H. Hoffman
Henry T. Webber
Parents Without Partners
Girl Finds Bag of Twenty Dollar Bills in Queens
Fourteen year old Annette Ronella found a brown paper bag containing twelve thousand three hundred dollars in a Queens parking lot. A .32 caliber pistol and seventy four shells were also in the bag and will require an owner to prove the money was theirs. Annette reported the find to police saying she turned it in because she was taught to be honest.
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New York
Annette Ronella
Annette
Queens
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