Five killed in crash south of Toledo on US 20
A wreck near U S 20 and Oregon Road south of Toledo killed five people one of whom was to be married today. Mildred J. Coss 33 died in a Chevrolet Blazer with fiancé Raymond Tillman 38 who was injured. Jerome M. Sommers 20 Linzy Fitzpatrick 19 Craig Martin 21 and Jesse H Rogers 18 were the other victims.
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Oregon Road
Toledo
Mildred J. Coss
Raymond Tillman
Perrysburg
Jerome M. Sommers
Linzy Fitzpatrick
Craig Martin
Jesse H
Postmaster Plans Partial Service Amid Possible Strike
Middletown Postmaster Hunter Grace said plans were in place to provide partial service if a work stoppage occurs. He aims to keep the main office open for mail drop offs while hoping for a quick resolution, though he believes a strike is likely unless a satisfactory outcome is reached.
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Middletown
Hunter Grace
Grace
Egypt Israel talks stall as Vance presses new plan
Egyptian and Israeli foreign ministers held a second round with Secretary Vance while Sadat warned no further talks unless new elements emerge. The gap over the West Bank Gaza and Palestinian rights remained wide. Vance planned monthlong negotiations in Sinai Negev and sent Alfred Atherton to the region for groundwork.
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Leeds Castle
England
Egypt
Israel
Cyrus Vance
Anwar Sadat
Moshe Dayan
Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Esman
Vance
Sinai-Negev
Alfred Atherton
Middle East
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Sadat
Khartoum
Cats Scat Officials Up a Tree in Highland Heights
Highland Heights Mayor Judson Daum says wild cats rove the city, scaring residents with noise and scratched garbage bags. Officials borrowed a cat trap from the shelter but baited it with meat and fish and saw no interest.
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Highland Heights
Kentucky
Ohio River
Judson Daum
Animal Shelter
Fresno baby dumped naked in grass survives ant bites
In Tulare County California a month premature girl weighing 3 pounds 13 ounces was found naked in dry grass after hours exposed to sun and ants. Deputies say the mother may have abandoned the infant shortly after birth and hospital staff report she is in good condition with heavy public sympathy and adoption interest surfacing.
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Fresno
Calif
Valley Children’s Hospital
Jane Doe
Marilyn Hutchison
Tulare County
Sierra Nevada
Margaret Casaburri
Postal workers warned of firing over potential strike
Postmaster General William Bolger warned 554,000 postal employees they could be fired if they strike when the contract expires at midnight Thursday. He said striking would be a felony and could void paid health and life insurance. Bolger noted deadlocked talks over removing a no-layoff clause as management seeks productivity gains.
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Washington
William Bolger
Bolger
Postal
Ann Landers column and local notices page scan
Fragmentary OCR shows sections including Daily Inside Ann Landers a death listing and columns such as Markets, Editorials and Vital Statistics. It indicates a Middletown area focus with crosswords and television theater listings and want ads.
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Ann Landers
Ae MD
Cellasss
Ae Oroscope
Middletown
Area
BGR Cies
No-Layoff Dispute Drives Postal Talks to Boil Over
Crime alert lines aside, the piece reports unions warning of mass layoffs by early 1980s if no-layoff protections are removed. A union official, unnamed, cites management plans to cut over 100000 jobs, risking a strike on both sides as negotiations stall with President Emmett Andrews of the American Postal Workers Union saying management refuses to budge on the no layoff clause.
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Emmett Andrews
American Postal Workers Union
Andrews
Postal Service
Parachute scare ends with narrow miss for boy
Jonathon Vowles, 16, Ludlow England, made his first jump when his main chute failed to open and the emergency chute tangled. He fell 45 seconds toward a hangar roof, crawled through a roof window, and stopped 24 inches from the ground. He suffered only leg ligaments strain. Nearby, postal contract talks with federal mediators continued amid unions demanding a $1,965 raise over two years and opposing no-layoff clauses.
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Jonathon Vowles
Ludlow
England
Jonathon
Aircraf
Unclear weather outlook with mixed temperatures
Partly cloudy conditions forecast for tonight and Thursday with a low near 70 and a high around 90. The low this morning was 60 after yesterday’s high of 86. Friday looks fair with possible scattered showers Saturday and Sunday. Highs near 90, lows near 70.
Ohio Supreme Court to open courtrooms to photography
Chief Justice C William ONeill announced a proposal to publish for public comment authorizing photographing and audio visual recording of courtroom proceedings in Ohio. A majority vote of the seven justices would later determine adoption under the Code of Judicial Conduct and Rules of Superintendence.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. Wiliam O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
National Conference of
Chief Justices
Vermont
Alarm alarms plague Lemon Township residents
Lemon Township trustee Stan Rothman notes many residents have left homes and plugged in automatic burglar alarms. Unoccupied houses trigger sounds for days, dogs or trucks set them off, and residents rarely inform police about alarms or departures. Police cannot shut off the noise without notices. Neighbors may press charges for disturbing the peace.
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Stan Rothman
Lemon Township
Rothman
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