Bender declines testimony at Huron County hospital hearings
New London Hospital Administrator James Bender refuses to testify at Thursday legislative hearings on patient care in Huron County. He says the hospital will present its case in court and the hearings are not a proper forum for responding to newspaper articles about hospital operations. Evelyn Gandy leads Mississippi governor race with wide edge in first round. faces August runoff.
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Cleveland
UPI
New London
James Bender
Huron County
Dennis Eckart
D-Euclid
House Committee On Health and Retirement
Bender
Milk price hike to boost quart cost across Midwest
Strongsville dairy group Milk Marketing Inc will raise wholesale milk by about a penny a quart later this month, pushing up retail prices in several Midwest states. GM may build a $7 million plant in Cortland to employ 500 making electric parts, with a zoning dispute on land owned for the project.
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Strongsville, Ohio
Cortland, Ohio
UPI
General Motors Corp
William J. Roush
Packard Electric
Warren
Rainy periods with warm highs in the mid 80s likely
The forecast calls for a chance of showers with highs in the mid 80s, partly cloudy tonight and Thursday, and a 30 percent precipitation chance tonight and Thursday. Lows will be 60 to 65 tonight, with Thursday highs in the low or mid 80s, winds NE today and SE tonight. Tuesday temperatures reach 92 and 64 with light north to northeast winds. Marriage license applications listed for several couples from Monroeville, Norwalk, Toronto, Willard, and Boston. births reported for families in Norwalk, Bellevue, Monroeville, and Shiloh.
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Thomas Charles Smith
Monroeville
Pamela A. Roeder
Mark C. Edwards
Norwalk
Patricia E. Jones
Toronto
Ont
David M. Hornung
Tiro
Iris R. King
Willard
John Robert Palmer
Kelly R. Randolph
Mear Bostic
Bellevue
Sheldon Blakely
Danny C. Gerstenberger
Collins
Kelly R. Brown
Boston
If I had only known I would have been a locksmith
Albert Einstein quipped that had he known earlier he might have chosen locksmithing, reflecting on life choices and a humorous hypothetical about his career. The remark showcases Einstein's wit and self-aware perspective on his scientific journey.
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Albert Einstein
Wage price guidelines seek public input for next year
Washington reports the administration asks Americans to help shape wage and price guidelines for the coming year. A 52 page summary outlines options, including a two year standard, with cautions that large wage catchups could spike inflation. Alfred Kahn emphasizes public acceptance is crucial.
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Washington
UPI
Council On
Kahn
Baby dies in hot car near Mammoth Cave
The two month old boy suffocated in a car during a two hour Mammoth Cave National Park tour. Parents Robert E. Barton and Deborah Mae Barton of Byesville Ohio face second degree murder charges. If convicted they could face life in prison. Barton works as a pressman for Gould Inc. and Deborah Mae Barton is a motel housekeeper in Caldwell Ohio. FBI arrested the couple and the case was turned over to federal prosecutors Albert Jones in western Kentucky.
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Mammoth Cave, Ky
UPI
Mammoth Cave National Park
Robert E. Barton
Byesville
Ohio
FBI
Barton
Gould Inc
Cambridge
Deborah Mae
Caldwell
Robert Jr
USS
Albert Jones
Western
Kentucky
Ohio Budget Director says surplus funds were appropriated
State Budget Director William D. Keip told UPI that Ohio's $245 million year end surplus had been anticipated and already appropriated by the General Assembly. He noted earlier projections of cash balances and said the extra funds were spent this fiscal year.
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Columbus
UPI
William D. Keip
Ohio General Assembly
Keip
Abortion funding fight aims to block budget language
The ACLU NARAL and Planned Parenthood of Ohio sue to halt a 1980 81 budget provision sharply cutting state funding for abortions. They seek a temporary restraining order to keep Medicaid funds flowing and argue the amendment interferes with doctor patient decisions and jeopardizes clinics and hospitals relying on public money.
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Columbus
UPI
American Civil Liberties Union
National Abortion Rights Action League
Planned Parenthood of
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Ohio Aclu
Benson Wolman
Wolman
Arson suspected in Lloret de Mar forest fire tragedy
Firefighters gained control of a wind driven forest fire near Lloret de Mar after it killed more than 20 vacationers. Authorities revised deaths to 21, with 10 men, six women, four children among the dead. Most victims were Spanish, including a Barcelona couple and relatives identified by relatives. Arson was suspected as fires began at three points within two miles. officials noted possible real estate motives. Authorities warned against linking to Basque groups.
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Lloret DE Mar
Spain
UPI
Barcelona
Vidreras-Toas
Catalonia
Josep Tarradellas
Blanes
Tarradellas
Paign
Madrid
Lloret Blau
Robert Morley
Mediterranean
Costa Brava
France
Catalan
Los Alfaques
Costa Dorada
Woman who found her mother dies in Manhattan murder
Elizabeth Lake, who recently learned her birth mother was Lucille Campbell, was found strangled and shot in her Manhattan apartment. The 30 year old, previously paralyzed and adopted in Columbus, Ohio, had just completed a life long quest to identify her mother before her death. Her attorney Alvin Geller reported the breakthrough and said police were alerted when contact was lost.
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New York
UPI
Elizabeth Lake
Manhattan
Miss Lake
Columbus
Ohio
Alvin Geller
Lucille Campbell
Geller
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