Carter Heads to Europe for Economic Summit
President Carter departs for London to participate in an international economic summit and NATO discussions. He will meet leaders from Japan Canada and the European Community and seeks a common approach to inflation and unemployment amid talks on aid to poor nations nuclear policy and East West relations.
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Syria
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Takeo Fukuda
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Canada
Roy Jenkins
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Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Giulio Andreotti
Italy
Cyrus Vance
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Inmates Subpoenaed For May Hearing In Vickroy Case
Four inmates including Robert Joseph Vickroy are subpoenaed for a May 13 hearing in Hocking County Common Pleas Court on a motion for a new trial in the Sept. 4 stabbing death of Leroy Poling. The affidavits concern Baker's prior testimony and statements by Wayt and Winland about Baker.
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Southern Ohio Correctional Institute
Lucasville
Gerry Wayt
Larry D. Winland
Chillicothe Correctional Institute
Baker
Vickroy
Wayt
Winland
Weather Update for Hocking Valley Rain and Temperatures
An additional 0.3 inches of rain fell in the Hocking Valley over the past 24 hours with an overnight low of 54 degrees. At 11 am the temperature was 71 under partly sunny skies, after Wednesday’s high of 74. Tonight’s rain chance is 30 percent, rising to 50 percent Friday, with highs near 80 and lows in the 60s.
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Hocking Valley
Boyle Hearing Ends In Secrecy Shroud
The second murder trial of W A Boyle ended in a closed session with the judge ordering press and public out. Boyle 76 attended with his daughter Antoinette Engebregson and lawyer A Charles Peruto. The secrecy follows prior pretrial motions and a history of a retrial after his initial conviction for ordering the Yablonski killings.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Logan game at Marietta postponed due to wet grounds
Logan's Class AAA sectional baseball game at Marietta was called off today because of wet grounds. It is tentatively rescheduled for 4 p.m. Friday. Logan may then have to move its Southeastern Ohio League contest with Meigs. The Chiefs have moved Tuesday's rained-out game with Waverly to next Wednesday.
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Caffeine Linked To Mood Downs Among Psychiatric Patients
A University of Michigan study of 83 psychiatric patients found higher caffeine intake from coffee tea cola and stimulant pills correlated with greater low mood and anxiety and higher tranquilizer use. Researchers caution results may not apply to the general population.
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Toronto
University of Michigan
American Psychiatric Association
Michigan
John F. Greden
Nixon Admits Lied on Watergate but Will Not Grovel
Nixon acknowledged he lied about Watergate and made bad judgments while insisting he did not commit a crime. He said he resigned as a voluntary impeachment and defended his decisions amid questions from David Frost in a televised interview. He noted he would not grovel and warned he would not beg his enemies.
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Soviet Union
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Los Angeles
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Ariz
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Dallas
Jury Seated In Civil Trial In Hocking County
An eight member jury was seated at noon as a civil trial opened in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. Plaintiff Carl E. Bainter seeks 450000 dollars and costs from William J. Roach for injuries from a two vehicle crash on Ohio 180 on July 27 1974. Jurors include Virginia Champ Violet Darnell Neil P. Kerns John Eberst Sue Ellen McGlone Walter K. Brown Nancy Johnson Cheri L. Howard with Wilbourn Sparks as alternate.
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Hocking County
Nixon interview shows variances between tape record and Frost remarks
The Nixon Frost interview surfaces discrepancies between Nixon’s televised statements and Watergate records. Key contrasts involve motives, cover up intent, perjury comments, and positions on obstruction of justice as outlined by the House Judiciary Committee.
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David Frost
Nixon interview stirs partisan Watergate era debate
The Nixon Frost interview sparked continued partisan reactions as supporters praised candor and detractors argued the full story remains uncertain. Rep. Rodino cited 7,200 pages of Watergate evidence and Nixon's alleged obstruction and abuse of power. Ford spoke in Dallas without addressing the interview.
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David Frost
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
House Judiciary Committee
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Richard Nixon
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