Babysitter and two men confess kidnapping of 11-year-old
Paula Christine Ransay 23 her half brother Dominique 19 and Cecil Wiggins 24 were arraigned after police say the trio abducted Marci Klein 11 held nine hours before a $100000 ransom was paid all three reportedly gave full confessions.
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Paula Christine Ransay
Dominique Ransay
Martinique
United States
Cecil Wiggins
Marci Klein
Miss Ransay
Ransay
Wiggins
New York Daily News Today
Klein
Marci
Jayne
East Side
Daily News
Elvis convention in Columbus spotlights Presley memorabilia
Elvis fans packed the Arts and Crafts building for a Tribute to Elvis Convention with vendors selling vintage records bubble gum cards and memorabilia. Cousins and Graceland security chief Dick Grob highlighted items while Sun label recordings rare posters and a Presley record player drew interest as organizers expected over 5000 attendees in two days.
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Columbus
Ohio
Elvis
Arts and Crafts
Ohio State F
Presley
Graceland Mansion
Memphis
Tenn
Sun
Nashville
David Kelly
Kelly
Elvis Presley
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Billy Smith
Dick Grob
Grob
Ed Say
U.S
Cleveland school desegregation hearings resume today
Federal court sessions before Judge Frank J. Battisti reopen in Cleveland as the school system faces a potential $33.4 million year end deficit and an April 6 tax levy vote. NAACP and DOJ critics questioned finances and desegregation plans while officials warned of hardship before new funding, with alternatives considered to avoid March school closings.
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Cleveland
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Justice Department
NAACP
Battisti
Michael Hoffmann
George Dobrea
School Board
Pinewood Derby Winners Crown Cub Scout Pack 106
Lance Horn won the Pinewood Derby at Anthony Wayne Elementary School, with Billy Apple first and Mike Taulbee second among first-year boys. In second-year boys, Lance Horn again placed first with John Smith second. All participants received ribbons.
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Franklin
Lance Horn
Cub Scout Pack
Anthony Wayne
Billy Apple
Mike Taulbee
John Smith
Blizzard Strains Ohio Aftermath of January 1978 Blizzard
Ohio faces energy strain as coal and electric shortages test winter weary residents. About 3,000 National Guard members aided snow removal and rescue after the killer blizzard. State officials consider tapping non emergency funds to pay the $1.19 million bill, with losses tallied by utilities, universities, toll authorities and hospitals.
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Associated Press
State Controlling Board
Ohio National Guard
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Manee
Nea
Robert Howarth
Howarth
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ohio Adj
James C. Clem
Army cuts snow work in Ohio after massive cleanup
In Worthington Ohio the last U S Army corps of engineers and federal troops exit snow removal duties as the state winds down emergency operations Some 400 federal soldiers from Fort Bragg Fort Campbell and Fort Knox aided in clearing 330 miles of roads while 101st Airborne crew flew 132 reconnaissance and mercy missions The National Guard reduces to about 100 on Tuesday and remaining reserve troops are released from active duty as deactivation concludes
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Worthington, Ohio
U.S Corps of Engineer
Ohio
Dennis Kwiatkowski
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Toledo
Fort Bragg
N.C
Kwiatkowski
James C. Clem
National Guard
Fort Campbell
Fort Knox
Hancock
Ottawa
Lucas
Woods
101St Airborn Division
Ohio Guard
U.S. Army Reserve
Ohio River Ice Breaks Up Dam Break Clears Five-Mile Channel
War-saw Ky AP warmer weather and towboats freed a five mile ice jam on the Ohio River at Markland Dam restoring upriver traffic. About 16 barge tows remained upstream and 18 downstream awaiting locks while four private towboats with 5 000 to 6 000 hp broke through the ice. Coal laden barges resumed navigation as utilities face cutbacks amid coal shortages from strikes.
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Warsaw
Ohio River
Markland Dam
Chuck Schumann
U.S. Corps of Engineers
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
Charles Lehman
Bessie Walker
Exxon Pennsylvania
Schumann
Stop Hair Loss and Grow More Hair in Houston Ad
Houston readers are urged to try a 32 day hair growth treatment from Loesch Laboratory Consultants. The ad claims a proven method to halt loss and regrow hair, offering a risk-free trial and confidential mail responses for inquiries sent with personal details.
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Houston
Texas
Adm & Pd
Tome Late Loesch Laboratory Consultants
Ingo
Loesch Laboratory Consultants
West Main
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