Escapee From Lucasville Prison Killed in Ohio Shootout
Three inmates escaped from Southern Ohio Correctional Facility as guards protested a new state bargaining policy. Edward Nesbitt, 22, was shot and killed by sheriff deputies near Ohio 23 about four miles from the prison. Michael Patterson, 27, was wounded after being captured near the escape route, and Ronald Carter, 26, remained at large.
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Lucasville
Ohio
Southern Ohio
Highway Patrol
Edward Nesbitt
Cleveland
Prison
Thorities
Michael Patterson
Hamilton
Ronald Carter
Arnold Jago
Ohio River
Marion Correctional Institution
American Federation of State
Ohio Civil Service
Marion
Chillicothe Correctional
L-complex
Nesbitt
Ohio 23
Patterson
Thailand Accepts U.S. Regret Note Over Mayaguez Crisis
Thailand accepted a U.S. note of regret for using Thai bases to attack Cambodia and recover the Mayaguez. The U.S. revised tolls to five dead, 16 missing, 70 to 80 wounded. captain Miller claimed seven Marines were already dead on arrival. Mayaguez sailed to Hong Kong as Bangkok reviews security pacts with Washington.
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Mayaguez
Singapore
Hong Kong
Thailand
Associated Press
U.S
Cambodia
Aguez
Charles T. Miller
Washington
Rescue Casualty List Increases In Mayaguez Mission
Washington AP reported higher Mayaguez rescue casualties than first released with five killed 16 missing and 70 to 80 wounded. Defense Secretary Schlesinger said the toll rose from initial Pentagon figures and explained delays due to casualty assessment after the Koh Tang operation near Cambodia.
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James Schlesinger
ABC
Washington
Mayaguez
Cambodia
Gulf of Thailand
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Pentagon
Schlesinger
Abc-Tv
Rhodes joins Kent State civil trial in Cleveland
Gov James A Rhodes arrives in Cleveland to join 43 former Ohio National Guardsmen and state officials as a $20 million civil trial opens over the 1970 Kent State shootings. Jurors and alternates are being selected while Judge Don Young presides. Rhodes says he will be here most of the time and is in Cleveland voluntarily.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State University
U.S. District Court
Don Young
Toledo
Bud
Rhodes
Betty Ford says she feels marvelous amid 1976 campaign plans
First Lady Betty Ford in California to receive a distinguished woman of the year award says she feels marvelous and will support her husband in his 1976 campaign. She dismisses rumors she may not run due to health, noting prior surgery and ongoing pains have improved and she has more strength.
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Los Angeles
Betty Ford
California
Ford
Ten Die in Ohio Mishaps Over Weekend
Ten people were killed in separate traffic accidents across Ohio from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, including a woman who drove off a drawbridge into Sandusky Bay and one motorcyclist killed Sunday, according to the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Sandusky Bay
Plane crash near Portsmouth kills two, injures three
In the early morning crash near Greater Portsmouth Airport two people died and three were injured. Doris Schmehl, 27, of Spartanburg South Carolina, is identified as one victim. a second victim, a child, remains unnamed. Survivors include Dr. Malcolm Schmehl of Spartanburg in critical condition and Ronald M. Schmehl, with another unidentified child. Injured were taken to University Hospital in Columbus.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Greater Portsmouth
Highway Patrol
Doris Schmehl
Spartanburg
S. C
Malcolm Schmehl
Spartanburg General Hospital
Ronald M. Schmehl
University Hospital
Columbus
Senate Debates Great Question on Weapons Spending and Policy
Senate prepares a wide defense and foreign policy discussion as a $30.3 billion weapons bill moves forward and a House vote on a $32 billion version nears. Key senators Kennedy and Goldwater will lead the debate while amendments test troop withdrawals and opening service academies to women.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
U.S
Ford
Turkey
Barry M. Goldwater
Rariz
America
House
Ford Signed Refugee Aid and Likely Veto on Strip Mining Bill
President Ford is expected to sign a 405 million refugee relief bill to help resettle over 100 000 Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees and to appoint a coordinating committee. Supporters and opponents predict Ford will veto the strip mining control bill despite its passage in the House 293 to 115 and Senate by voice vote.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
Iran Says Oil Price Ties To Inflation Index
Tehran reports that the United States and other industrial nations backed tying crude oil prices to a global inflation index. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi says energy talks with U S officials and other powers led to secret talks in Tehran and an upcoming energy conference. He warns OPEC may raise prices in September to match rising costs of buyer nations.
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Tehran
Iran
United States
Rastakhir
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
U.S
France
European Economic Community
Saudi
Arabia
Shah
Washington
Organization of Petroleum
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
OPEC
Delta Scan Cross Section X-Ray Promises Diagnostic Edge
Ohio Nuclear’s Delta Scan X-ray system creates cross sectional images moving around the organ. The rifle like radiation shot is recorded by a computer to reveal tissue density and organ shape differences. Cleveland Clinic and Mount Sinai Hospital have evaluated the unit with strong interest.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio-Nuclear, Inc
Ohio-Nuclear
Richard S. Grimm
Technicare Corp
Ohio Nuclear
Solon
Ohio
Technicare
Grimm
Kissinger Signals Flexibility in MIRV Verification Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger, meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Vienna, showed willingness to modify verification procedures to secure a MIRV limited treaty before the next U.S.-Soviet summit. Moscow reportedly has new ideas on how to verify compliance with a 1320-missile cap, while Kissinger notes past statements were not fixed formulas.
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Vienna
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Kissinger
Moscow
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Koh Tang
Laos
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