Mysterious Plane Crash Ends Scheid Quest for Answers
Federal agents raided Roland F. Scheid in Albuquerque finding 200 guns 50000 bullets drugs and jewelry. Scheid 37 died in a West Texas crash after a flight from Dumas two men aboard vanished at the site. Investigators question Des Moines origin and track missing second passenger. Rancher Bert Northrup recounted a Mercedes visit after the wreckage.
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Amarillo
Tex
Dumas
Scheid
Alburquerque
N.M
Better Business Bureau
Bert Northrup
Northrup
Albuquerque
U.S
Victor Sizemore
Charles Sorelle
Des Moines
Iowa
Sorelle
Federal Aviation Agency
Agnew Appalled by Watergate Handling, Times Reports
The Los Angeles Times quotes an associate claiming Vice President Agnew fears deeper Watergate facts than disclosed and that the scandal could damage his 1976 GOP nomination bid. It notes his reluctance to speak out and worries over Nixon-era disclosures.
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Los Angeles
API
Los Angeles Times
Spiro T. Agnew
the Times
Agnew
Robert Shogan
Times’ Washington
Nixon
John Connally
Connally
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles Bernard
Arkansas
Little Rock
Bernard
Actress Jean Arthur Fined for Trespass in North Carolina
UPI reports actress Jean Arthur was convicted of trespass for entering Ronald Ray Douglas’s yard on March 31 to check a dog she believed was abused. She received a $75 fine and three years probation, and plans to appeal. She later served about 40 minutes in jail and was released on bond. Arthur, a former film star, is now a drama instructor at the North Carolina School of the Arts.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
UPI
Jean Arthur
Miss Arthur
Ronald Ray Douglas
Douglas
Humane Society
H.N. Thomas
North Carolina School of the Arts
More Smokers Kick The Habit
Washington officials report the quit success rate rose from 10 percent in 1963 to 35 percent in 1972 as a climate favorable to quitting developed. HEW official Daniel Horn cites public bans and hazard publicity, noting social pressure keeps many from quitting.
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Washington
UPI
Daniel Horn
HEW
National Clearing House For Smoking and Health
American College of Chest Physicians
Horn
Army youth sets self afire in park after sniffing glue
Jody Middleton eighteen of Price Hill Ohio poured liquid on his clothing and lit it in a Cincinnati park after returning home on leave from the Army. Three witnesses tumbled him, tore off burning clothes and covered him with mud until life squadsmen arrived.
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Cincinnati
APS
Jody Middleton
Middleton
Price Hill
Five Ohio Legislators Take Acapulco Junket At Dealer Group
Five members of the Ohio General Assembly including ethics advocate Charles E. Fry vacation in Acapulco, funded by the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association. The Plain Dealer reports the trip could save about 600 dollars in air fare, with Sen. Donald E. Lukens noting potential hotel subsidies and other legislators also staying at the Princess Hotel. Fry Del Bane and Lukens spoke or were contacted, Fries and Bowers were unavailable.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
Acapulco
Mexico
Ohio Automobile Dealers Association
Statehouse Bureau
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
Tom Fries
Dayton
Arthur R. Bowers
Steubenville
Michael del Bane
The
Plain Dealer
a_ travel agency
Ohio
Lukens
Princess Hotel
Fry
del Bane
Fries
Bowers
Classified Ads Work for You Around the Clock
Full-time performers advertised to work for readers with a phone number 662 4241 to place ads. The note urges placing a classified ad by dialing the listed number for ongoing service.
Top Army Recruiter Retires After Vietnam Service
Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Sgt J C David D Hack a leading Army recruiter plans civilian life starting Aug 1 Hack 33 is known for flamboyant style including a Corvette and Uncle Sam shirts He was wounded twice in Vietnam with a shattered right knee noted in the record
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
UPI
J.C
David D. Hack
Army
Hack
Vietnam
Uncle Sam
Sgt. Hack
USS. Army
Toledo Welcomes Home Two Vietnam Era Prisoners of War
In Toledo Ohio Marine Sgt Robert Helle and Air Force Capt William Beekman were greeted by about 1000 people and officials. Helle praised the turnout and mourned those who died in Vietnam. Beekman urged ongoing concern for missing in action and disclosed he will not reenlist. Hack, an Army veteran of 13 years, cited a badly injured leg that keeps him from keeping up.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Robert Helle
Air Force
William Beekman
Toledo
Helle
Beekman
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Carol Neblett
Jules Massenet
Thais
Bliss Hebert
Julian Patrick
UPI Telephoto
L. A. Times
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ST Marys Street
Clayton Fries
Henry Block
Benedict Ave
Norwalk
Fisher Music
Venith
Zenith
Zenith Compact
the Seaview
W. Main
Benedict
Heaston
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