Kissinger Likely to Leave State Dept If Ford Wins
Rogers C B Morton said Kissinger is nearing the end of his political career and would likely be replaced if Ford is elected. He warned removing Kissinger now would be bad politics but added Kissinger would probably not be Secretary of State when the new administration begins in January.
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Washington
UPI
Rogers C.B. Morton
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Morton
California
San Jose
Calif
Kissinger
London
James
Sunny Jim
Callaghan
Britain
Michael Foot
Laborarty
Arold Wilson
Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Labor Party
Labor
Wilston
Sihanouk Resigns Cambodian Chief of Staff
Prince Norodom Sihanouk resigns as Cambodia's chief of staff amid farewell address broadcast from Bangkok. The 53 year old prince pledges to remain a valiant supporter of the Cambodian people the revolution and the revolutionary army of Democratic Cambodia.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Teamsters End Nationwide Strike As Truckers Return to Road
Thousands of Teamsters drivers resume trucking after a three day walkout. A Trucking Employers, Inc. spokesman says most are back, with pockets still out. About 400,000 workers settled for a tentative three year contract offering a 30 percent pay hike and unlimited cost of living adjustments.
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United Press International
Trucking Employers, Inc
Weather and notices from April 5 1976 edition
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with lows in the mid to upper 30s and highs in the lower 50s. 20 percent chance of rain tonight and Tuesday. Winds 5 to 10 mph. Temperatures Sunday 45 to 26. Humidity readings at 7 am 79 percent 1 pm 86 percent 7 pm 57 percent. Marriage license applications listed for Terrence Stutzman and Sharon Young Milan. Michael Workman Plymouth and Nancy Prater Willard. Births and deaths noted for local residents.
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Terrence Stutzman
Milan
Sharon Young
Michael Workman
Plymouth
Nancy Prater
Willard
Nicholas Snyder
Norwalk
Good Samaritan
William Straight
Norwalk Poll Weighs Mandatory Sentences For Drug Offenders
Readers debate jail vs probation for drug crimes. Opinions split 62.1 percent against mandatory jail and 37.9 percent in favor, with calls for tougher penalties and community action. Editorial notes 203 no and 124 yes responses.
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Ea Cereus
Norwalk
Cnomestion
Erie County
The
Reflector
Rabbi's Views On Divorce Sparked By Wives Refusing Stooge Role
Retired Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman, Ohio State sociology professor and 1976 William McKinley visiting scholar at Malone College, argues that modern marriages fail as women refuse to be stooges. He proposes recalling sweetheart days, sharing interests, and treating each other as equal partners to prevent divorce.
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North Canton, Ohio
UPI
Jerome D. Folkman
Ohio State University
William McKinley
Malone College
Folkman
Stanton Reports Net Worth and Campaign Reform Push
Rep. James V. Stanton disclosed a net worth of 254 820 dollars and federal income tax payments of 20 769 on a 77 634 gross income. He pledges to push federal elections reform and a campaign finance bank to expose political money.
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Cleveland
Stanton
Senate
Sewer Work To Begin Downtown In Late May
A sewer project planned for the downtown and near southeast side should start in late May and is not expected to cause heavy traffic disruption near Cedar Point.
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Cedar Point
Pri
James Widman
Widman
Seminary Street
Benedict and
Woodlawn Avenues
East Elm
Mill
Madison Streets
Benedict Avenue
East Elm Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Milan Avenue
Park Roose
West Seminary Street
Norwalk
Hester and
Seminary Streets
Can't Compete Lorain Firm Cuts Service Amid RTA Fare Fight
The 53 year old Cleveland Lorain Highway Coach Co cuts Saturday Sunday and holiday service as well as rush hour runs due to 35 cent RTA fare. Rider loss rose from 750 daily in 1976 to about 450 last month as of spokesman Donald A. Sandborn.
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Lorain, Ohio
UPI
Cleveland-Lorain Highway Coach Co
Regional Transit Authority
Lorain- Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
RTA
Donald A. Sandborn
Cleveland-Lorain
Here
Cleveland -Lorain
Sandborn
Salvation Army Directors Take Indefinite Leave Of Absence
Lt and Mrs Richard Barnes longtime Salvation Army directors in Norwalk announce an indefinite leave of absence due to Mrs Barnes poor health and stress from a Feb church fire causing 29000 in damage Repairs are planned while a replacement will be named later this week The Barneses will remain in Norwalk as volunteers and live outside the city Their three children are noted and prior assignments are mentioned
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Richard Barnes
Salvation Army
Norwalk
Army
Barnes
Army Organization
Martha
Lt. Barnes
Boxboard Packaging Co
Lt Barnes
Barneses
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Milan Avenue
East Main Street
Stanley Wells
Wells
Youngstown
Miami
Fla
Good Will Industries
Toledo
Pottsville
Salvation Army Training School
New York City
Norwalk High to Host Student Council Dance Tonight
The Norwalk High School Student Council sponsors a dance from 1 to 9 30 tonight in the high school cafeteria.
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Norwalk High School
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Columbus Grove
William L. Dryer
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