Burger King jingle allegedly stolen by local singer
Cincinnati mayor and songwriter Michael Schwartz sues Burger King for 9500 dollars claiming their Have It Your Way jingle copies his 1968 song Man's World. Evidence includes Schwartz's score and the Burger King theme score. Wallets thin as West Virginia wildcat miners stay out.
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Record Low Temperatures Hit Several Ohio Cities This Morning
Northern Ohio experienced early fall with record low temperatures across Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Akron Canton. Cleveland 48 tied 1920 51 record while Toledo 44 broke an 11 year low and Akron Canton 47 tied the mark. Elizabeth Ray may cover the Republican National Convention for Genesis magazine using a perimeter pass.
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Reagan gains three delegates after Schweiker pick
United Press International reports Reagan's camp named three uncommitted delegates in the Northeast as a response to nominating Sen. Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania as a potential running mate. UPI notes seven Schweiker supporters have shifted to Ford.
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Rescue Ends For All In Big Thompson Canyon
Rescue teams airlifted everyone who wanted out as ground crews moved into the devastated canyon to search mud and debris for more victims of the weekend flash flood that left at least 88 dead. Thousands had been in cabins along the river when a 10 foot wall of water swept through the area.
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Weather and notices from August 3 1976 Fan The Record
Clear and not as cool tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Mostly sunny and warmer Wednesday with highs in the mid 80s. Probability of rain near zero tonight and 10 percent Wednesday. Winds SW 5 to 10 mph. Temperatures Monday 75 to 46. Humidity 8 am 85 percent, 2 pm 42 percent, 8 pm 68 percent. Total precipitation none. Sunrise 6 24 am Sunset 8 43 pm Moonrise 3 06 pm Moonset 12 38 am. Marriage license applications listed for several couples. Birth announced: New London girl to Mr. and Mrs. David Oney.
Seat belt law questions split in Monday opinion poll
Voters in Ohio weigh whether seat belts should be mandatory with 75.4 percent opposing compulsion and 24.6 percent supporting the idea citing safety. Readers offer varied views on belts airbags and responsibility. A related lottery investigation is noted with a call to vote by midnight.
Close Lottery For Probe Rhodes Told
Miami County Prosecutor Robert Huffman and four conservative Republican state lawmakers urged an Ohio Highway Patrol probe into alleged criminal backgrounds of at least 17 Ohio Lottery Commission employees. They pressed Gov. Rhodes to order a shutdown until review. Brown and lottery officials offered cautious responses.
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Mysterious illness kills 19 at Pennsylvania Legion convention
State health officials report a virulent pneumonia like illness linked to the Philadelphia American Legion gathering. Twenty victims have died and 73 have been hospitalized among attendees and their families, with officials rushing tests and tracing contacts.
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Cedar Point Plans 30 Million Michigan Park
Cedar Point Inc signs a conditional 1.826 million land deal with Battle Creek to buy about 760 acres for a new ride oriented park near Ft. Custer industrial park. The project targets 1.5 million first year attendance within a 200 mile radius of Chicago Detroit and Indianapolis.
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I Feel Like Frankenstein Girl Up To Her Hips In Plaster
Marcia Albright 14 is in walking casts up to her hips after bilateral tidal osteotomy to straighten bow legs. Doctors expected three months immobile casting but she may miss about two weeks of school, and she is adapting with crutches, music practice, and a positive attitude.
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Norwalk City Council Meets Tonight at City Hall
The Norwalk City Council convenes at 7 30 tonight in council chambers, City Hall. Members are expected to discuss local matters and attendance is requested.
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