Ohio father fights extradition in child kidnapping case
Kenneth W. Rogers of Reynoldsburg says he is a simple working man who believes he has the right to protect his children. He was charged Oct. 15 with kidnapping his son Kenny, 5, and daughter Paula, 3, from relatives in Fredricksburg, Ind. He resists extradition to Indiana on grounds that the criminal case is improper.
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Kenneth W. Rogers
Reynoldsburg
Rogers
Kenny
Paula
Fredricksburg
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Portugal quells rebellion without a shot fired
Portugal reported it stopped a group of about 200 army officers from entering Lisbon with an armored column. The dissidents protested colonial policy and demanded more freedoms, were arrested at Caldas da Rainha, and the crisis was described as the worst since Salazar's era. Calm was restored 12 hours after the breach.
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Lisbon
Portugal
5Th Cavalry
Caldas da Rainha
Antonio de Salazar
7Th Cavalry
FTC Finds Gas Allocation Program Limited In Effectiveness
The FTC released a 1000 page report criticizing the federal petroleum allocation program. It says lines at stations may persist into late March and questions if the driving public gets its fair share. The report notes staffing issues but also acknowledges some fast actions by the energy office.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Congress
FTC
R.T. McNamar
Federal Energy Office
Weather shifts from cloudy cold to a milder tomorrow
A forecast shows today cloudy and cold with a mid 30s high and tonight clear and colder in the low 20s. Tomorrow rises to the low 40s with a 20 percent precipitation chance as rain or snow flurries.
No agreement on world oil prices reached in Vienna
In Vienna, ministers from top oil exporting nations met for six hours on Saturday but failed to decide whether to implement price controls or coordinated production actions. The talks left stakeholders awaiting clearer signals from OPEC and associated groups.
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Iran
Jamshid Amouzegar
Amouzegar
United States
Glance Inside Sorg summer home still 90 percent authentic
A couple rented the Sorg summer home years ago and ended up staying. Karen Garloch’s pages include this feature on page 25. The piece notes the home remains largely as it was and cherished by the couple.
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Sorg
Karen Garloch
Japan to send envoy and token gift to Philippines
Tokyo will dispatch a special envoy to Manila and present a one million dollar token of gratitude for the Philippines role in locating Lt. Hiroo Onoda. Officials stressed the gift is to offset search expenses and carry symbolic thanks for the long hunt.
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Tokyo
Philippines
Hiroo Onoda
Philippine Jungles
Manila
Banker Will Pay Ransom for Missing Wife
In Minneapolis area a bank president Gunnar Kronholm says he will pay the ransom to secure the safe return of his wife Eunice who disappeared Friday morning after he left for work. FBI notes they are treating it as a kidnapping and Kronholm awaits instructions.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Eee
Gunnar Kronholm
Eunice
Kronholm
Drovers State Bank
South St. Paul
FBI
Elaine Jaworski
Bowling Green approves 60 dollar room and board hike
Bowling Green State University trustees raise annual room and board by 60 dollars to 1155 dollars starting next fall. Separately, a kidnapping ransom call to a local family prompted police activity with a barricaded lakefront home and FBI involvement at a distance. The case remains unresolved with no ransom details or confirmed threat.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Four Americans Freed From Cuba Return Home
Four men from Florida returned home after being held in Cuba for ten months. Coolidge Gassett and Doug Fullford, both 24 from Gainesville, and Ashley Clemmons, 26, Gordon Hess, 25 from Jacksonville, arrived via Mexico City and Tampa with the shrimp boat Golden Shores. The boat was seized May 26, 1973 near Nuevitas in Cuban waters.
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Gainesville
Fla
Cuba
Coolidge Gassett
Doug Fullford
Ashley Clemmons
Gordon Hess
Jacksonville
Mexico City
Tampa
Nuevitas
Island
Three Arrested on Extortion Plaque at Wooster Radio Plot
The FBI says three Wooster residents were arrested for extortion aimed at securing airtime on WABC New York by threatening a hostage. Larry Cooper Gwendolyn McCutcheon and Carol Holmes surrendered after agents surrounded their Wooster home. Holmes a Wooster College student and Cooper head the Alternative Political Action Committee.
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Wooster
Wooster, Ohio
FBI
WABC
New York
Gwendolyn McCutcheon
Carol Holmes
Miss Holmes
Wooster College
Fehl
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McNamar
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Austria
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David Flick
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Nancy Vorhis
Phoenix Nest
Thomas Collins
Erenee Women’s News
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