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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1976

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2

Custody Battle Over Hardy Children After Mother's Death

Sheri, Joey, and Amber Hardy will remain with relatives following Linda Joy Hardy's burial. The family states the children stay with the Hardy kin, despite Linda's written wish to adopt them by a California couple. Attorneys say the matter may go to court to honor her wishes.

Columbus, Ohio Sheri Hardy Joey Little Amber Linda Joy Hardy California Mrs. Hardy Audrey Cloud Sheri Amber Hardy Linda

National Mrs Hardy laid to rest near Mount Sterling

National Mrs Hardy was laid to rest in a family plot near Mount Sterling about 20 miles south of here. Dean Allan of Santa Ana California, vice president of Kal Kan Foods, read of Linda’s terminal cancer and her national appeal for a suitable family to love her children. He and his wife helped care for the Hardy children after Mrs Hardy entered hospital for the seventh time last March. The Hardys received 2000 offers and a $9000 trust fund for the children. Her first husband Joseph George Hardy, deserted the family five years ago and was ordered to pay $50 weekly support, but paid nothing.

Violette Hardys

FBI Probes Hays Case Amid Sex Scandal Claims

FBI agents question potential witnesses in a Justice Department probe into Rep. Wayne Hays and Elizabeth Ray, who alleges she was paid to satisfy his sexual needs. The inquiry seeks to determine if Hays violated federal law by hiring her, while Hays denies any wrongdoing and critiques the Washington Post coverage. Rep. Frank Thompson announces a possible ethics committee review by the House Ethics Committee.

Washington FBI Justice Department Wayne Hays Criminal Division Edward Levi Hays House Administration Committee Elizabeth Ray Subcommittee Miss Ray The Washington Post Post Matty Rep Ohio Democrat Haye Longworth Artington Congressman Hays Frank Thompson Dn.j Hays’ House

EPA proposes tighter air rules for trucks and buses

The Environmental Protection Agency unveiled proposed standards to curb smoke from heavy vehicles over 8500 pounds. The rules aim to cut carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons, potentially raising vehicle prices by about 100 to 120 dollars per unit, with emissions limits set for 1979 and later models.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA Roger Strelow Gary Marcum

Abduction by Bigfoot a hoax unsettles Eureka area

A 23 year old woman reported abducted by Bigfoot appeared later at Bluff Creek Resort with minor injuries and a perfume smell, sparking a sheriff to call the event a hoax. Humboldt County Sheriff Gene Cox said he doubts the creature existed and noted missing tennis shoe, clean clothes, and uneaten questions from the witness.

Eureka Calif Bigfoot Humboldt County Gene Cox Cox Cherie Darvell Redding Humboldt Medical Center Hoopa Miss Darvell Bluff Creek

Panel probes cheating at West Point report

West Point forms a new officer cadet watchdog and a four officer two cadet review panel to investigate alleged cheating. Lt Gen Sidney Berry and Army Secretary Hoffmann consider outside review of the Cadet Honor System as 70 to 90 cadets face possible code violations.

West Point N.Y U.S. Military Academy Auisasers Sidney Berry Academy Berry Army Martin R. Hoffmann Coll Hal B. Rhyne Special Officer Cadet Board

House panel probes Marine training abuses in hazing case

A Marine private testifies before Congress about hazing at Parris Island that left him shot in the hand by a drill instructor. The panel also hears claims of recruiter pressure to meet quotas leading to unqualified enlistees and a call for standby draft to curb admissions.

Washington House Marine Corps Harry W. Hiscock Parris Island D.C Robert F. Henson Hiscock Henson Goodby Sgt. Henson Marine Kenneth Taylor Detroit Free Press Texas San Diego Charles Wilson D-Tex Congress’ General Accounting Office Lynn McClure McClure Wilson

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