St Paul principal runs for Huron school board post
Rockie Larizza 63 retired from Huron High to St Paul High principalship and now seeks a seat on the Huron Board of Education. He previously led Huron Junior High and served on the board 1949 to 1953. He states budget experience from St Paul strengthens his bid and aims to meet student needs while delivering value to taxpayers. Colvin of St Paul supports his candidacy as beneficial due to his experience.
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St. Paul
Huron School Board
Rockie Larizza
Huron High School
St. Paul High School
Huron Board of Education
Larizza
Huron High
Huron
Douglas Colvin
Archaeology Finds Timnah Site Linked to Samson Legend
Excavations near Beit Shemesh between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem uncovered a late Bronze Age Canaanite city identified as Timnah. The site, once bordering Philistia and Judea, shows burn destruction about 1,200 years before Jesus, tying to biblical Samson and Delilah.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Samson
Delilah
Beit Shemesh
Jerusalem
Timnah
Philistia
Judea
Sennacherib
Nixon hush money claim fuels Teamster probe
Time Magazine reports the Justice Department investigates charges that Teamster leaders funded a $1 million cash pool to the Nixon administration to bar Hoffa from power. FBI cites a March 21, 1973 Watergate tape exchange with John Dean discussing hush money.
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New York
UPI
Justice Department
Teamsters
Nixon
Jimmy Hoffa
Time Magazine
FBI
John Dean
Steelworkers strike hits 15 plants across five states
About 14,000 United Steelworkers went on strike at 15 plants in five states over local issues. The walkout affects 12 Minnesota and Michigan mines, Cleveland and Carnegie facilities, and U S Steel's Worcester division. Some mines remain under contract extensions.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
United Steelworkers of America
Basic Steel Industry
USWA
Minnesota
Michigan
Upper Penisula
Joseph T. Ryerson
Cleveland
Carnegie
U.S. Steel Corp
Worcester
Mass
Groveland
Iron Mountain
Mich
Wyoming
Weather Outlook And Local Marriages And Births
Weather clear tonight with lows mid 50s partly cloudy Tuesday highs 75 to 80 10 percent precip chances northerly winds about 10 mph Sunday temperatures 88 to 60 sunrise 6 22 sunset 8 45 moonrise 9 59 moonset 8 59 am Marriage license applications Jeffrey L Robenson Monroeville laborer and Cynthia Louise Miller Bellevue hostess Births William and Sandra Bartley Willard girl Vandal and Wanda Gose Greenwich girl Robert and Debra Zinn Norwalk boy
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Jeffrey L. Robenson
Monroeville
Cynthia Louise Miller
Bellevue
Vandal
Wanda Gose
Greenwich
Robert
Debra Zinn
Norwalk
Carter Payoff Probe Calls For Congressional Inquiry
GOP leaders urged a full congressional investigation into President Carter for backing a bill mandating 9.5 percent of imported oil to be carried on U.S. tankers with American crews. They cite memoranda and claim the move is a political payoff that will raise fuel costs by up to 2 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
API
GOP
Carter
Republican
Bill Brock
Senate
Howard Baker
House
John Rhodes
U.S
Brock
Pentagon
Commerce and
Treasury Departments
Robert Strauss
Jimmy Carter
Baker
Rhodes
Senate Commerce Committee
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Gerald Ford
Farmer Claims Owls Took 53 Chicks on New London Farm
Frank Hamilton Jr says four gray horned owls rifled his chicken coop. game protector questions claim and notes wildlife laws shield birds unless caught in the act. He vows to shoot owls in daylight to stop further losses amid legal risk.
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Frank Hamilton, Jr
Cook Road
Hamilton
Fry
Son Of Sam Strikes Again. Police Boost Search
New York police added 100 officers to the manhunt for the Son of Sam killer after eight attacks. Stacy Moskowitz and Robert Violante, both 20, were critically wounded early Sunday, two days after the killer's anniversary.
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New York
UPI
Son of
Sam
Stacy Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Brooklyn
Queens
Bronx
Timothy Dowd
Abraham Beame
Michael Dodd
Beame
Spoksman
Miss Moskowitz
Violante
Ford And Nixon Called Racists At Bowl Banquet
Rep. Louis Stokes called former presidents Nixon and Ford racists at a Cleveland NAACP banquet honoring Rev. James Stallings. He attacked Ford for blocking civil rights bills and warned of urban blackout risks while criticizing Carter on social issues. The event drew about 400 attendees.
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Cleveland
UPI
Louis Stokes
D-Ohio
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
James Stallings
NAACP
Stokes
Ford
Congress
New York City
New York
Jimmy Carter
Urban League
Vernon Jordan
United Nations
Andrew Young
Young
Park Plaza
The
Carnegie Roundtable
Know Your Carrier Peter Mersereau Reflector routes
Peter Mersereau, 14, says he learned to deal with people and how much effort earns money thanks to his Reflector paper route. For 14 months he delivers on Norwood Avenue and St. Clair Street to buy sports gear and clothes. He lists basketball, baseball, golf and bowling as hobbies. son of Mr and Mrs Philip Mersereau of 16 Southwood Drive.
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Peter Mersereau
Peter
Norwood Avenue
St. Clair Street
Philip Mersereau
Southwood Dr
Wakeman Man Stabbed Near Tavern In Early Morning Incident
Frank Stefaniak, 25, was stabbed near Kessler's Tavern on U S 20 at 2 30 a m and is in critical condition at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin. Larry Joe Jones 23 Amherst was arrested later Sunday and charged with felonious assault and jailed. investigators say Jones was refused service and removed after pushing a barmaid.
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Wakeman
Kessler
U.S
Frank Stefaniak
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Larry Joe Jones
Amherst
Huron County Sheriff's
Jones
Huron County
Sheriff's Department
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Robert J. Bowden
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Vance
Cairo
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