Sudden Tokyo Blast Kills Seven in Downtown District
A time device blast outside the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries headquarters in Tokyo's business district killed seven and injuring more than 125. Police seek the car driver who fled as windows shattered and bystanders suffered severe injuries. The incident involved a warning call about two devices and a passerby American journalist's wife was among the injured.
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Tokyo
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Japan
Mitsubishi
Ford Given Warm Welcome To Ohio
The speech frames education as a practical field where people act as problem solvers beyond degree titles. It argues that education is hindered by overemphasis on degrees and urges labor to participate more openly in teaching and guidance roles.
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Ford
Ohio
Congress
Ohio Weather Forecast Clouds Showers Saturday Cooler Next Week
Forecasters warn showers and thundershowers tonight and Saturday with lows in the low to mid 60s and highs around 80. The Ohio outlook shows a chance of more showers Sunday through Tuesday with 60s to 80s highs and 50s to 70s lows. Yesterday's high 77, low 65, humid today at 9 am 90 percent with 2.54 inches rain yesterday and 10.14 inches this month.
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Ohio
The Messenger Athens Ohio Adopted Price Notice and Address
The Athens Messenger lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, mail options to Ohio and West Virginia, and rates for delivery by carrier or tube. The brief includes publisher address Route 33 North and Johnson, Athens OH 45701 with postal details.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
Almail
Messenger Publishing Co
North
Johnson Fouad
Athens
Ford Opposes Limiting Grain Exports Despite Market Buy
President Ford reiterates opposition to export controls as the Agriculture Department notes a surge in corn orders by the Common Market nations. Officials caution much of the imported corn may not ship, with plans for further cuts in feed grain use and livestock production.
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Washington
Ford
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Hocking County Land Transfers
Hocking County records list many land transfers and deeds. Various parcels in Green Two Falls Two Perry Two Ward Two Starr Two Laurel Two Washington Bowers and other divisions move from multiple grantors to named buyers including Rush Hawk Tibs Tisdale and others. The Board of County Commissioners conveys cemetery parcels to township trustees Green Two.
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Thomas R
Katherine M. Neuburger
Thomas E
June E. King
Denver
Juanita Hawk
Carbon Hill
Ann Rush
Sylvia M. Hawk
Ward
Roy S
Alice Kneece
Salt Creek
Oby
Wanda Tisdale
Terry
Jane Taggart
Starr Two
Russell E
Effie E Wilkins
Warren D
Vickie Vorhees
Laurel
Raymond
Frances Breedlove
Albert P
Wilma Ganoey
Washington Bowers
Charles R
Shirley Wallace
Charles R. Ogle
Perry
David
Susan K. Davis
Logan Clay Products Co
Green
Richard S. Donahey
St James
George F. Freer
Patricia Ann
Herman Lee
Virginia M
Robert Hutchinson
Falls
Gertrude Leonard
Larry J
Paula Griffith
Highland Park
Jospeh
Robin S. del Ciello
Homer E. Allen
Logan
Fanny Allen
Juanita Burk
John L
Virginia Thompson
Clyde C
Lora Campbell
Lora J. Campbell
Gerald L
Linda S. McNichols
Virginia
Delbert Nelson
Eva M. Swackhamer
Laurelville
Josephine T. Miller
Gilbert F
Bertha Davis
Jimmie
Lorena Browning Franklin
Pearl Baker
Falls Two
Ted
Mary Sanders
Otto
Elizabeth Shaw
Jon R
Beth A. Shrivers
Board of County Commissioners of
Hocking County
Board of Township Trustees
Green Two
David J
Bobbie Thomas
Perry Two
Jackie D
Lois Rusbaum
Jackie
Sue Ann Jones
Paul
Bertha Warren
Jessie Striblin
Lylis L. Russell
James R
Marilyn Mickel
Hide-A-Way Hills
John A
Helen Prior Marie Southward
Good Hope
Harold M. Brown
G. Kenner
Margene G. Bush
Heinz P
Rose T. Pieper
James E
Janice McKnight
Nelsonville
Virgil
Cara McKnight
Lucy B. Shaw
Frank Roach
Paul E. Jergensmier
North Hills
Woodrow W
Peggy A. King
Neal A
Patricia Lee A. Hornaday
Marion
Charles E
Mary Susan Hart
Joshua E. Matheny
Washington
Stanley A
Georgia P. Walter
Waveline Voris
Chester
Pauline Ashley Howard A
Coema Leaverton
C. P
Wilma York
Richard J
Frances M. Hofner
Arson Blaze in California Largest of Year Reaches 18 000 Acres
Officials deploy a fleet of air tankers to drop fire retardant on California's largest forest blaze of the year in the San Bernardino National Forest near Pine Cove. The fire, ruled arson, burned about 18 000 acres and 10 million board feet of timber. one cabin damaged, 700 residents evacuated and later allowed to return. Gov Ronald Reagan offered a 500 reward for arson information as investigators found starter materials.
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Pine Cove
Calif
California
San Bernardino National Forest
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
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Tom Moody
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