Nixon Peking Trip Aims at Vietnam Peace
President Nixon plans to press for peace in Vietnam during talks with Red Chinese leaders in Peking. White House aides say the trip seeks a more peaceful world, with Sino American ties seen as opening new diplomatic avenues.
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San Clemente
Calif
China
North Vietnam
White House
Southeast Asia
Peking
Nixon
Red
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Erhart
Keith Barrington
Richard Carver
Mack’s
Lazy Tranch
Valley City
Gazette
Doris Kilbane
Labor Strikes Wage War as Rail And Telegraph Regions Sit Tight
A broad wave of labor unrest gripped the nation with selective rail strikes against Union Pacific and Southern Railroads entering a second day. Management imposed new work rules provoking mass firings elsewhere while pay cuts spread. The Nixon administration convened talks to avert wider action as UTU considers strikes on more railroads, and allied disputes in telegraph and telephony add to mounting tensions.
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Union Pacific
UTU
West Coast
Vandals Mar Quiet Night in Medina Friday
Medina police noted a quiet traffic night but handled several vandalism incidents. A Medina woman reported eggs thrown at her car on E Washington Street near Spring Grove cemetery at 3:08 a.m. A fire hydrant was turned on at Birch Hill Drive. Another woman on E North Street said youths pulled a stop sign at Harmony Street.
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Medina
E. Washington Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Birch Hill Drive
E. North Street
Harmony Street
Black River Board defers Huntington Elementary closure decision
The Black River Board of Education rejected a motion to rescind its plan to close Huntington Elementary on July 1 despite 412 petitions opposing the move. The board scheduled a Thursday work session at 8 p.m. to study the petitions, with 35 Huntington-area residents in attendance.
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Fred Herrmann
Homerville
Rollin
Carl Breyley
Donald Wandel
William Snoddy
John Pincura III
Elyria
Pincura
Huntington
Sullivan
Dan Nesbett
Brunswick planners review certificates and condo plans
Brunswick planners, with Engineer Dick Allar and the building department, will audit existing conditional zoning certificates. Violations may revoke business permissions until conditions are met. Regency Park condominiums reduced to 56 units and a July 29 hearing is set. Heritage Park reviews follow August 5.
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Sam
Boyer Brunswick
Brunswick
Planning Commission
Dick Allar
Building Department
Regency Park
City Hall
William Snyder
Jerome Ramis
Heritage Park
Louis Pyros
Medina Petitions Seek Referendum on City Income Tax
Petitions filed with Medina Finance Director Robert Jones seek a referendum vote on a proposed city income tax. Names will be checked after 10 days. 350 certified voters would advance to the Medina County Board of Elections and the measure could appear on the November 2 ballot. No tax collection would occur while under review. The council approved a half percent tax to cover a $250,000 deficit, expected to raise about $200,000 first year with $15,000 annual administration costs.
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Commission
Pyros
Heritage Park
Phill Grassa
Planning Commission
Building and Zoning Committee
Medina
Finance
Robert Jones
Medina County Board of Elections
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