11 Year Old Bait Stand Closed After License Dispute
An 11 year old from Oak Harbor runs a front yard bait stand selling crayfish without a license. State undercover agents seized the operation, charged delinquency, and then the case was dismissed. Senator Gillmor condemns the action and calls for an investigation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jeff Gyde
Oak Harbor
Jeff
Paul Gillmor
Port Clinton
Gary Kohli
Kohli
Wildife
Gillmor
Ohio
Merrill B. Rudes
Ottawa County Probate and Juvenile Court
Rudes
State Fair Opens 12 Day Ohio Event in Columbus
Ohio's 123rd state fair opened with Governor Rhodes and his wife Helen preserving a ribbon cut. Barbara Thomas enters first after a drawing amid new safety rules. The 12 day event features a demolition derby, Santa Gertrudis cattle, and acts by the Osmonds and Bob Hope. Admission 2 dollars adults 50 cents under 12. Senior attendance is anticipated at 35 000 to 40 000.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Helen Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
Barbara Thomas
Columbus
Rhodes
United States
Osmonds
Bob Hope
Neil Sedaka
K.C. & the Sunshine Band
Telly Savalas
Pat Boone
Tanya Tucker
Osmond Brothers
Martin A. Janis
Ohio Commission On Aging
Michigan Bills U S For Forest Fires
The U S Forest Service lets naturally started fires burn but a small lightning fire in Michigan's Seney area has grown to threaten 100 square miles across 19 000 acres of wildlands. The Michigan DNR will bill the federal government 100 000 dollars for firefighting costs and pursue damages for 7 000 acres burning near a federal wildlife refuge.
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Seney
Mich
U.S. Forest Service
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Department of Natural Resouces
Wayne Tody
Forest Service
Mike Hathaway
Seney National Wildlife Refuge
Arnold Hartigan
U.S. Department of the Interior
Department of Natural
National Weather Service
Seney Refuge
Alaska
Idaho
Reign of Terror Deepens in Soweto Unrest Spreads
Riot police and residents report ongoing clashes as Zulu mobs attack black communities in Soweto. Death toll rises to 21 confirmed with 107 injured. overall township violence totals 272 since June 16. Workers in Johannesburg show mixed boycott participation amid security measures.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Meadowlands
South African Press Association
Dobsonville
Johannesburg Star
S.W. le Roux
D. J. Kriel
Fighting in Beirut Rages as Civil Conflict Continues
Beiruts front line remains tense with rifle fire and mortars flaring in 11 hot spots. Hospitals report over 90 killed and 120 wounded as Moslem and Christian factions clash amid a halt to indiscriminate shelling. Ramadan dawn-to-dusk fasting was announced by Muslim leaders seeking peace.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Christian Phalange Radio
County Commissioners Win Grant for Senior Citizens Center
Hocking County Commissioners secure a $321,675 Community Development block grant to acquire and clear land for a new senior citizens center at the corner of W Front and S Spring Streets. HUD, Senator Taft, and Congressman Miller announced the grant.
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Senior Citizens
Hocking County
10Th District
Clarence Miller
Robert Taft
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Senior Citizens Center
W. Front
S. Spring Sts
Ohio
Perry County
New Lexington
Corning
Athens County
Mondale Criticizes Ford on Busing Stance During Campaign
Sen. Walter Mondale said President Ford has not been helpful on court ordered school busing and called for leaders to ease tensions and hostilities surrounding busing. He urged responsible leadership to minimize disruption while pursuing integration.
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NEW York
Walter F. Mondale
Ford
Harrisburg
Mondale
Abraham Beame
American Jewish Committee
New York Society of Security
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Hugh Carey
New York City
Jimmy Carter
Minnesota
Richard M. Nixon
Nickel Carbonyl Suspected in Legionnaires Illness
Doctor Sunderman reports nickel traces in kidney brain and liver tissues of three legionnaires victims. The find supports nickel carbonyl gas as a possible cause amid 176 cases and 26 deaths from the Philadelphia Legion convention outbreak.
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Farmington, Conn
F. William Sunderman Jr
University of Connecticut
Sunderman
American Legion
Philadelphia
J. Bruce Rogers
Moorestown
N.J
Rogers
Hocking Valley Sees 90 Degree Heat Then Cool Night Forecast
A hot and humid day in the Hocking Valley reached 90 degrees, with a 64 degree overnight low. By 11 am it was 74 with rain possible later. The forecast calls for hazy warm conditions with spot showers tonight and Friday, highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s, and rain chances around 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Friday.
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Hocking Valley
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Wildlife Division
Department of Natural Resources
U.S
Reign of Terror
Alexandra
Kriel
Alyeska
Cold Foot
Zanesville
Mondale Rips Ford
Morton D. Rosen
Federal Center For Disease Control
CDC
Atlanta
Rosen
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