Kidnap Probe Ends as 26 Children Return Home
Twenty six children and their driver escaped from three armed abductors after being held in a quarry near Chowchilla California. They were freed following a 36 hour mass kidnapping that ended with a return to Alameda County and a greeting crowd at City Hall.
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Chowchilla
Calif
Greyhound
Alameda County
City Hall
Mike Marshall
Lee Roy Tatum
Dairyland
Mike
Walter Cairola
Santa Rita
Livermore
San Francsco Bay
Jim Dumas
Bill Ruffarth
Rhodes Ocasek Clash Over Call For Assembly Meet
Senate Leader Oliver Ocasek accused Gov. James A. Rhodes of drama over a possible special session to address a Medicaid funding shortfall. Rhodes aides say a return to the legislature is under serious consideration to cover a projected gap.
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Ocasek
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
GOP
James A. Rhodes
William W. Wilkins
High Winds and Tornado Brush Northern Ohio
A series of storms lashed northern Ohio with winds over 60 mph and tornado sightings in Bellevue. A sailboat regatta on Sandusky Bay lost a 70-year-old sailor, Charles Lutes of Piqua, who disappeared after going under as the craft capsized. Rescue boats and a helicopter searched the area until weather halted the effort. The same system dropped a cold front ending a short heat snap, with record low temperatures reported in Dayton Cincinnati and Findlay.
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Associated Press
Coast Guard
Sandusky Bay
Ohio
Bellevue
Sandusky
Charles Lutes
Piqua
Erie County
Lutes
Ed Janssen
The
Janssen
Dayton
Columbus
Cincinnati
Findlay
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Weekend Forecast for Hocking Valley
Fair weather is expected with a 10 percent chance of rain and high temperatures in the 80s for Sunday in the Hocking Valley.
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Hocking Valley
Ford campaigns in Connecticut as Reagan challenge simmers
President Ford rallies Connecticut GOP delegates urging unity to defeat the Democratic ticket. In Arkansas a vigil ends in eviction casting light on a family custody fight after 10 months of waiting for the anticipated end times. In Florida a judge condemns W T Zeigler Jr to death for killing his wife and two others in a Christmas Eve massacre in Winter Garden.
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Ford
Connecticut
Ronald Reagan
Hartford
Gay
Jacksonville
Fla
W.T. Zeigler Jr
Maurice Paul
Zeigler
Paul
Winter Garden
Florida
Grand opening marks new start for SEO TIC at Rockbridge
The Gateway to Ohio's Scenic Wonderland hosts a seven day a week TIC open 9 am to 6 pm until Labor Day. The center is a joint effort of ODOT ODNR and the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development. Local and state leaders inaugurated the center with plans to boost regional tourism and promote the Nine Wonderful Worlds of Ohio.
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U.S
Rockbridge
Don Robers
Logan Area
James McLain
Hocking County
Ralph Moorehead
Buckeye Tourist Council
Reggie Brown
Ohio
U.S. 33
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Department of Economic & Community Development
Hocking Tic
Chambers of Commerce
Buckeye
Leatherlips
CIA Admits Bugging Abroad During Surveillance Case
CIA director George Bush acknowledges burglaries and wiretaps of Americans abroad, with details limited to a sworn affidavit. The Socialist Workers Party seeks $37 million in damages for alleged illegal harassment, while top secret material remains undisclosed.
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Washington
CIA
George Bush
Bush
Socialist Worker's Party
U.S. District Court
New York
U.S
William S. Brandt
United States
Peter Camejo
Socialist Workers Party
Camero
High FBI Official Dismissed
Justice Department investigators pursue evidence that Nicholas P. Callahan, the FBI's second ranking official, abused office power. Callahan, 62, served 41 years with the agency and was fired Friday after Kelley, who appointed him associate director, called the action serious. No comments from Callahan. allegations do not involve financial wrongdoing, though probe touches on FBI kickbacks.
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Washington
Justice Department
Nicholas P. Callahan
FBI
Department
Kelley
Callahan
Buchtelman Given Probation After Tavern Entry Guilty
Dave E. Rutter, 22, received a suspended 15 year prison term and two years probation after pleading guilty to a February 26 entry at the Bridge Inn Tavern in Carbon Hill. He was indicted by a Hocking County grand jury on June 11.
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A Buchtelman
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Dave E. Rutter
Bridge Inn Tavern
Carbon Hill
Hocking County
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