Ohio industry outlook improves says state aide
Ohio's industrial development shows signs of improvement despite earlier dire forecasts by Gov. Rhodes. James Duerk cites national economic recovery, reduced industrial flight, and major projects like Piketon, Lima XM-1, Brook Park Ford, Montgomery Ward, and Honda Dayton expanding private investment totaling about 1 billion in 1976.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Democratic General Assembly
House
Ways and Means Committee
James A Duerk
The
Department of Economic and Community
Associated Press
Rhodes
Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
Montgomery Ward Co
Cincinnati
Sharonville
Duerk
Piketon and Lima
Presley death sale fuels Seminole woman’s flea market find
Ann Burnett of Seminole Florida hopes to pay off her house with proceeds from selling Memphis Press Scimitar papers bought at a Memphis flea market. She paid 50 cents each, has sold 20 copies at 25 dollars each, and holds 500 copies remaining.
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Ann Burnett
Seminole
Fla
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Elvis Presley
Memphis
Watergate mastermind G Gordon Liddy to be released
G Gordon Liddy the Watergate burglary mastermind is set for release from Danbury Federal Prison after 52 months. He will attend a pauper’s oath hearing in Williamsport Pa. and seek delay of a $40000 fine before reuniting with his wife Frances and five children.
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Danbury
Conn
Gordon Liddy
Federal Correctional Institution
Frances
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Liddy
Richard Nixon
White House
John Dean
Oxon Hill
U.S. Supreme Court
John J
Carter
Parole Board
John Mitchell
John D Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Middletonian Miss America candidate Susan Perkins
Susan Perkins the first Miss Ohio from Middletown prepares for the Atlantic City pageant ending Saturday night with the Miss America 1978 title. Interview by Karen Garloch appears on page 27.
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Susan Perkins
Middletown
Atlantic City
Karen Garloch
Lemon- Monroe
Weismuller Hospitalized After Stroke in Los Angeles
Olympic swimming great Johnny Weismuller 73 was admitted to Valley Presbyterian Hospital and placed in intensive care after a stroke. A hospital spokeswoman said he is in stable condition and that the stroke affected his nervous and respiratory systems.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Weismuller
Weismuller
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
Partly cloudy with thundershowers forecast today
The outlook calls for partial clouding and a chance of thundershowers with a high in the lower 80s. Labor Day will mirror the pattern with showers possible and a high near 85.
EPA to restrict use of 23 chemical pesticides
EPA plans to restrict 23 pesticides to trained and certified users with public comment open until October 17. The agency aims to enhance health and environmental protection under a 1972 law requiring restricted uses after October 21.
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EPA
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Douglas M. Castle
Castle
Alone in South privacy earns for Joanne Bashold
Joanne Bashold, once living in Spanish Harlem, moved south this year after a traumatic past including a rape, welfare life, and the death of her infant allegedly at the hands of her dog. In Ohio her mother says Joanne is working and seeking privacy as she starts anew.
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New York
Joanne Bashold
Kirtland
Ohio
Margaret Bashold
Joanne
Carla
Bellevue Hospital
Bill Connolly
Connolly
Carra
Greenwich Village
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Piketon Atomic Plant
Lima
U.S. Steel Co
Conneaut
General Motors Corp
Defiance
Honda
Dayton
Elvis
Watergate
Joseph A. Nardoza
U.S. Parole Board
Philadelphia
Nardoza
Florida
Miss Perkins
Virginia
G. Gordon Liddy
Man
Journal
Ted Pollard
Butler County
Dan Ritchey
Erees Ee
Rts Ee
Thomas Collins Te Agdue
Manhattan
State Supreme Court
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