Kent State protest site clears as arrests begin
Police remove protesters from Blanket Hill near Kent State University after an 8 a.m. deadline, arresting about 100 demonstrators defying a court order to abandon a tent city at the site of May 4 1970 killings. The move follows a temporary restraining order halting gym annex construction until a July hearing.
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Kent
Ohio
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Kainrad
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Chipless bingo phenom laVerne Lane shocks crowds in Lansing
In Waverly Plaza, LaVerne Lane plays bingo without chips using a photographic memory to recall numbers on boards. She claims to remember all numbers, mentally tracking 25 to 45 cards, and notes headaches vanished after abandoning chips.
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Lansing
Waverly Plaza
LaVerne Lane
Lane
Johnny Winter in Tucson Tonight With Albino Rock Legend
Entertainment writer Chuck Graham previews Johnny Winter's Tucson Community Center show. The albino rock guitarist, famed for his brutal electric guitar style, headlines a night of music with emphasis on Winter's distinctive appearance and stage presence.
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Johnny Winter
Tucson Community Center
Chuck Graham
Udall Sees Park Contributions Linked to Letter Praise
The article reports Udall describing a Park Udall payment tied to a congratulatory letter to South Korea's Park Chung Hee. It notes a $500 contribution and a signed letter praising the Korean president, with other congressmen cited as having signed similar messages to celebrate Park’s re election in 1971.
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Udall
South Korea
Price
Bill Hart
Park Chung Hee
Tongsun Park
McDonalds glasses face FDA safety review
The FDA finds no evidence that lead in decals on McDonalds glasses can contaminate contained liquids. It will study other hazards and continues coordination with EPA and CPSC. Unresolved questions include risks to children gnawing decals, amid earlier Massachusetts concerns and voluntary market withdrawal.
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Food and Drug Administration
McDonald's
FDA
Environmental Protection Agency
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Massachusetts
McDonald
Housing subsidies help poor fix up homes in 1975
Ruth Higgins, 71, benefited from a federal housing allowance begun in March 1975, receiving 71 dollars a month to fix a sagging kitchen ceiling and bathroom in South Bend Indiana. The program funds direct cash subsidies to low income homeowners and renters to improve housing and reduce utility costs. HUD runs five year experiments in Green Bay and South Bend to judge if direct payments are cheaper and more effective than landlord subsidies under Section 8 and other programs.
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Ind
Ruth Higgins
Higgins
St. Joseph County
Brown County
Green Bay
Wis
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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