Watergate tops 1974 news year poll
The Watergate scandal ending Nixon’s presidency and Ford’s inauguration was voted the top news story of 1974 by Associated Press editors and radio TV directors. The poll also highlighted Ford’s pardon, the Democratic election sweep, and Rockefeller’s vice presidential nomination among the top ten.
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Associated Press
Richard Nixon
Ford
Canuas
Ad News
Pers
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Watergate
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Gerrilla
Dayton Lawmaker Edward Orlett Declares Bankruptcy
Dayton state representative Edward Orlett filed for bankruptcy in federal court listing debts of 297505 and assets of 15200. He says overextension from funding two Cincinnati housing projects led to the filing after a wave of related suits. Orlett, 40, was re elected in November.
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Dayton
Ohio
Edward J. Orlett
D-34
Orlett
Cincinnati
Birth Announcements From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Allen at 6977 Dalewood Drive welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Timothy S Minor at 2112 Cincinnati- Dayton Road welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Richard Dearth at 610 E Fourth St Franklin welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Lepera at 1410 Wilmore Drive welcomed a girl yesterday. Out Of Town Mr and Mrs Peter Raine of Washington Court House welcomed a boy yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Paternal grandmother Mrs Robert Raine 2211 Linden Ave and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Elrod formerly of Roosevelt Ave now of Washington Court House.
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Aubrey Allen
Dalewood Drive
Timothy S. Minor
Cincinnati- Dayton Road
Richard Dearth
E. Fourth St
Franklin
James Lepera
Wilmore Drive
Peter Raine
Washington Court House
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Robert Raine
Linden Ave
Paul Elrod
Roosevelt Avenue
Canton McKinley High Damaged by Fire
Canton McKinley High School in Canton Ohio suffered up to 250000 in damage after vandals broke into the building and set fires. Firefighters and police reported at least 35 classrooms forced open a third floor media center and some offices destroyed. Four fire companies extinguished the blazes. officials hoped for reopening by January 6 after the holidays.
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Canton
Ohio
Canton McKinley High School
Ohio unemployment claims rise over twenty percent in two weeks
Ohioans seeking or receiving unemployment benefits climbed by more than 20 percent in two weeks. For the week ending December 21, 50 034 new claims and 152 500 continuing claims were reported, with 202 534 total claimants to date.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Bureau
Stan Wyman
Wyman
Local residents named in community roster notes
The records name Rev. Gaar Davis of Yankee Road Clinton Henry Jr. of Dickey Road Mrs. Terry South of Franklin Roosevelt Stevenson of 14th Ave and Charles Coomer Jr. of ban on Middletown Hospital patient number 424 1871.
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Gaar Davis
Yankee Road
Clinton Henry Jr
Dickey Road
Terry South
Franklin
Roosevelt Stevenson
14Th Ave
Charles Coomer Jr
Ban On
Middletown Hospital
Nurses Strike Limits Admissions At Three Youngstown Hospitals
In Youngstown Ohio admission to North Side South Side and Ted Babies and Children's hospitals was cut to nearly critical cases as 483 nurses began a weeklong strike over pay and a nursing code of ethics. Officials expect no bargaining until after year’s start.
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Youngstown, Ohio
North Side
South Side
Ted Babies and Children’s Hospitals
Youngstown Hospital Association
Akron Navy officer hurt in Seattle plane crash
The National Transportation Safety Board opened an investigation into a Harbor Airlines Islander crash near Seattle that killed three and injured three others. A FAA spokesman said the twin engine commuter plane operated by Harbor Airlines of Whidbey Island went down Thursday evening at a location not disclosed.
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Seattle
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Harbor Airlines
Whidbey Island
Urbana pair killed in Florida wreck
A Urbana Ohio man 21 and his sister 19 were killed when their car was struck by a truck on State Road 43 south of Bradenton Florida. The accident knocked out a power pole but caused no building damage. A pilot en route to Seattle had radioed an engine loss and planned an emergency landing at Boeing Field. The King County medical examiner identified the pilot as 28 year old Barry Allan Sawyer of Coupeville with two Whidbey Island Naval Air Station personnel unconfirmed. Several others from Riverton California and Akron Ohio were treated for injuries or listed in serious or satisfactory condition at local hospitals.
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Bradenton, Fla
Urbana, Ohio
Oak Harbor
Seattle-Tacent International
Reg
Boeing Field
FAA
King County
Barry Allan Sawyer
Coupeville
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Riverton Hospital
Mildred Campbell
la Brea
Calif
Steven Healey
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Burien
General
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Congress Inn
NEW Years Eve Party
Don Adams
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Country Beat
Brandenburg
Central Avenue
Middletown
Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Youngstown
Akron
Urbana
Florida
John Landers
Cindy Landers
Here
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A Italia
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Wanderers
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