Pinkney to Face Perk for Mayor in Cleveland Primary
Cleveland voters chose School Board President Arnold R. Pinkney and Mayor Ralph J. Perk as top finishers to advance to November. Pinkney led with about 41 percent of 644 precincts counted, Perk followed with about 38 percent, while State Rep. Patrick Sweeney and Jim Dickerson trailed. Pinkney, a Democrat, built black East Side support and registered about 18 000 new black voters, while Perk drew West Side support amid contrasting views on crime and city policy.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Arnold R. Pinkney
Ralph J. Perk
Pinkney
Perk
Cuyahoga County
Jim Dickerson
Ohio Lottery
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
City Hall
East Side
West Side
Cleveland
Cleveland School Board
Arnold Pinkney
Cheers
John Glenn
Senate
Bob Pinkney
Patrick J. Holland Pinkney
Joseph Pervicin
Socialist Labor Party
Richard B. Kay
Anthony R Curry
U.S. Labor Party
Robert J. Bresnahan
Socialist Workers Party
Osteopaths Seminar for Legislators Called Off
Ohio Osteopathic Association drops Oct. 10 12 event at Kings Island near Cincinnati citing poor timing and publicity. Jon Wills said lawmakers and osteopaths were reluctant to participate after reports of a $100 honorarium plus expenses and other coverage.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Osteopathic Association
Kings Island Amusement Park
Cincinnati
Jon Wills
Grange Plans Joint Installation in Albany
York Grange No 2436 officers for 1975 76 invited to join Albany Grange for a joint installation Saturday night at 8 p.m. in the Grange Hall. Bernice Cagg says Yorks Thursday session is canceled and sandwiches are requested. The event follows legislative creation of an osteopathic medical school at Ohio University in Athens.
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Nelsonville
York
Albany Grange
Albany
Bernice Cagg
Ohio University
Athens
Bell Disputes Charge Utilities Probe Near End
Ohio Bell face a six month utilities inquiry as Rep. Carney leads a joint committee toward a final report due Oct. 15. Donald W. Morrison testified on alleged illegal pricing while James Cotesworth pressed for detailed evidence. Morrison described Bell as competitive and said homeowner rates could rise to fund the push.
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Columbus, Ohio
Legislative Utilities Committee
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Thomas J. Carney
D-71
Boardman
Joint Select Committee On Energy
Donald W. Morrison
Ohio Bell
Bell
Morrison
James L. Cotesworth
Cotesworth
Carney
Gene Slagle
Galion
Tot Survives Bout With Lion in Bank Lobby
Meredith McDevitt, 13 months, escaped unharmed after a nine-month-old trained lion named Bwana grabbed her in the First Mason Bank lobby in Mason Ohio. Lion Country Safari handler Steve Clark, visiting with the cub, restrained the animal with a choke line as the girl and her mother were knocked to the floor.
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Mason, Ohio
Meredith McDevitt
West Chester
Ohio
James McDevitt
First Mason Bank
Mason
Steve Clark
Lion Country Safari
Kings Island Amusement Park
Bwana
Bank
Donald Williams
Clark
Meredith
Williams
Columbus Leads Nine Ohio Cities in Crime Rise
FBI figures released by U S Attorney General Edward Levi show Columbus posting a six month crime rise from 16 941 to 22 769, the largest jump among nine Ohio cities. Cantons total fell from 3 289 to 3 002 as overall state crime increased 13 percent nationally.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
FBI
U. S. Atty
Edward H. Levi
Canton
Colum
Bus
Cleveland
Dayton
Levi
Akron
Cincinnati
Parma
Toledo
Youngstown
Harvests Near Record Possibility for Ohio Corn and Soybeans
Ohio's 1975 corn and soybean harvests could reach all time or near record highs if wet weather does not persist. Muddy fields have paused harvesting for two weeks. warm sun in the next two weeks could accelerate yields. Carter projects corn at about 90 bushels per acre and soybeans near 31. Tomato production is expected to exceed last year despite a 7 percent drop in acreage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Corp Reporting Service
Homer L. Carter
Carter
Army Servicemen Assigned to German Bases
Army Spec Curtis E Barnes mother Mrs Mary L Barnes and wife Belinda live on Athens Route 1. He is assigned to Head quarters Battery 56th Field Artillery Brigade Schwabisch Gmund Germany after entering the Army in June 1972 from Ft Campbell Kentucky and Ames Bern High School graduate 1972. Army Pvt William R Thoma son of William R Thoma Racine Route 2 assigned as a truck repair man with the 3rd Armored Division Germanausen Germany.
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Army
Curtis E. Barnes
Mary L. Barnes
Belinda
Athens
56Th Field Artillery Brigade
Schwabisch Gmund
Germany
Ft. Campbell
Ames-Bern High School
Coffman Stair
Logan
William R. Thoma
Racine
3Rd Armored Division
Germanausen
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Ohio Osteopaths Cancer Seminar
Wills
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories, Inc
Grand Central Shop
The
AMC Gremlin
Vienna
Bell Disputes Charge
Republican Party
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Slagle
Tot
Lion
Hategea Cardone Offer
Erle Norman Cosmetics
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Wandtemen
Honest
DEA
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