Ford Escapes Unhurt As Car Strikes Presidential Limo
Hartford police say 19 year old James Salanites drove a Buick into President Ford's armored limousine after a green light, injuring a party member with a fractured finger. Ford was unharmed. sobriety test taken and no charges until blood results. Frederik Biebel Jr. also injured.
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Meriden, Conn
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California
Washington
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James Salanites
Meriden
Conn
Hartford, Conn
Washington, D. C
WV PSC Orders $23 Million Refund For Appalachian Power Customers
The Public Service Commission ordered Appalachian Power Co to refund about 324000 West Virginia customers roughly 23 million dollars within 120 days for 1971-73 rates. The refunds cover Oct 10 period unless stayed by higher court. The PSC also found Appalachian overcollected 9.5 million dollars in fuel costs for April 1 to August 27 this year.
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Murtaugh to Return as Pirates Manager Next Year
Danny Murtaugh announced he would return as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates next season. He led the Pirates to first place in the NL Eastern Division in 1957 before a playoff loss to the Reds and cited health and his desire to manage as reasons for coming back.
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Parma Teen Nominated for West Point Women’s Class
Lila E. Schwartz, 17, of Parma Ohio, named among ten Ohio high school seniors nominated by Rep Ronald Mottl for West Point. She attends Normandy High School and would join the first West Point class to admit women after a new law signed by President Ford.
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U.S
Ronald M. Mottl
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Normandy High School
Ford
Last of Hostages Released After Bank Robbery Standoff
Kenneth James Meller freed the last of four hostages after an eight hour bank siege in Kings Beach California. A former Marine comrade persuaded him to surrender. Larry A Clendinen of the ATF helped talk him into giving up his weapon and turning himself in.
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World Court ruling on West Sahara sparks troop reinforcement
Algeria and Morocco move troops to border areas near the Spanish Sahara as the International Court of Justice in The Hague prepares to rule on the fate of the 102,703 square mile territory with about 80,000 inhabitants.
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Associated Press
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Spanish Sahara
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Demolition Permits Issued for Two Cincinnati Theaters
The Cincinnati Buildings and Inspection Department issued permits to raze the Schubert and Cox theaters on Seventh Street. Owners plan immediate parking lot use with urban development promised later.
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Weather Outlook Cloudy Cooler With Showers Tonight
A weather brief notes cloudy and cooler conditions with a 40 percent chance of showers or thundershowers tonight. Lows reach the mid to upper 50s with clearing expected Thursday and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, 10 percent rain Thursday. Details, Page 18.
Rhodes Signs State Public Defender Bill Into Law
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a bill creating an Ohio Public Defender Commission to coordinate indigent defense statewide starting Jan. 1. Counties can form defender posts or join districts, with the state paying half the cost. A state defender position will handle indigent suspects and certain cases, while Rhodes vetoed a section allowing the state defender to handle any appeal he deems just.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Public Defender Commission
House Judiciary Committee
U.S
Ohio Supreme Court
Stan
Legislative Service Commission
General Assembly
Rhodes
U.S. Supreme Court
Glenn Urges Quick Action on Natural Gas Bill
Senator John H. Glenn urged about 1,000 delegates at the United Rubber Workers convention to act promptly on the Emergency Natural Gas Act of 1975. He warned that without action, 500,000 more people could lose jobs this winter due to gas shortages and called for Congress to return to Washington to address the crisis.
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Fla
United Rubber Workers Convention
John H. Glenn
D-Ohio
Congress
Glenn
Washington
Pensioner Caught in Cleveland Bank Snarl
In Cleveland pensioner Mary E. Pevec faced a blocked retroactive Social Security disability check of 3660.80 when a bank demanded a cosigner or a month delay to clear. Bank officials cite concerns over stolen checks and mispayment risks while Social Security officials note identification issues and limited cosigning. Pevec, 58, needs funds to eat and repay loans.
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Mary E. Pevec
Roger H. Hippsley
Central National Bank
Congress Points to Past Out Failures
Washington AP reports the Ford administration asks Congress to set a spending ceiling amid past ceilings that were exceeded. Democrats cite Johnson era ceilings and tax surcharges, arguing Ford's 28 billion cut condition for a 1976 tax cut is unworkable. Ford vows veto without accompanying spending cuts. The piece notes new budget rules and current year spending near 370 billion, with a proposed 395 billion ceiling for the next year.
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Ford Administration
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House Appropriations Committee
Ford
Lyndon B Johnson
House
Senate
United States resumes F4 jet deliveries to Turkey
Six F4 Phantom jets depart Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina on the first leg to Turkey via Spain as a broader arms embargo easing allows 24 planes this month. Twelve more Turkey bound F4s depart NC within a week with six more in late October. US officials note Turkish restrictions at bases remain despite the embargo move.
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Turkey
North Carolina
U.S
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Six Ohioans Compete For Buckeye 300 Grand Prize
Six Ohioans will compete Thursday for the Ohio lottery weekly $300000 grand prize. Each contestant is guaranteed $15000, and one winner will take home $30000, according to the lottery commission spokesman.
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Ohio Lottery
Lottery Commission
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