Aging Marcella Retires After 29700 Big Shows
Venice, Florida AP The elephant Marcella ends a 29 700 performance career under the Big Top as Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey retires its oldest elephant. She will live in Circus World with other large mammals, her trainer says she would not want to quit.
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Fla
Marcella
Circus World
Ceylon
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey
Third baby disrupts planning by couple
SAN FRANCISCO AP with a Burlingame family adjusting to newborn triplets after expecting twins. Mrs. Byron J Massey and her attorney husband prepared for two, bought two cribs and a twin stroller, and now need extra space and gear as the triplets arrive at St. Luke's Hospital. The family notes all three babies share Feb 3 birthdays.
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Byron J Massey
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St. Luke's Hospital
Mrs. Massey
Burlingame
Four motorists fined for DWI in Franklin Court
In Franklin Municipal Court on a Friday, four men received three day jail terms and $150 fines for driving while intoxicated. Daniel Beck, David Arkenberg, Robert Lucas, and Gilbert Shaw also lost driving privileges for six months and were ordered to attend traffic school.
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Franklin
Franklin Municipal Court
Daniel S Beck
Deardoff Road
David C. Arkenberg
Ft. Loramie
Ohio
Robert L. Lucas
Xenia
Gilbert B. Shaw
Pontiac
Mich
William Frank Helmacy
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Kendal Napier
West Carrollton
Raymond Shrout
Village
Napier
Rockwell plants hit by UAW strike across six states
Eleven Rockwell International plants in six states including Ohio and Michigan face a UAW walkout after a three year contract expired. Pickets began as talks broke off late Friday. Key issues cited include vacation time and pay, with 5,800 workers affected across Allegan Battle Creek Chelsea Ashtabula Marysville Newark Chicago Knox Oshkosh and Winchester.
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Ohio
Rockwell International
United Auto Workers
Michigan
Idiana
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Illinois
Louis Nunley
UAW
Knox
Ind
Rockwell
Allegan
Battle Creek
Chelsea
Mich
Ashtabula
Marysville
Chicago
Knox, Ind
Oshkosh
Wis
Winchester, Ky
Antarctic Probe Begins Four Year Pacific Ocean Expedition
Captain Charles Wilkes started on August 18, 1838, a four year exploring and scientific voyage to study the Pacific and Antarctic Oceans, marking a major early voyage for U.S. scientific naval exploration.
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Charles Wilkes
Ohio lawmakers move to hear 40 bills on budget and energy
Ohio's legislature, after weeks in recess for presidential activities, opens hearings on more than 40 bills. The agenda includes budget measures for 1977-78, energy crisis responses, voter registration changes, mechanics liens reforms, and education fee and license plate proposals as lawmakers address a shifting economic outlook.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington
James A. Rhodes
Finance Committee
Rhodes
House Elections Committee
Michael del Bane
D-56
Hubbard
House Interstate Cooperation Committee
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