Connally Tops VP Prospect List Among GOP Delegates
Washington Post reported a survey of 449 of 2,259 Republican delegates found former Texas Governor John Connally leading as preferred vice presidential choice with 15.2 percent, Howard Baker second at 11.3 percent, while Richard Schweiker ranked ninth and Reagan allies showed Schweiker as top pick by 5.6 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Texas
Joh Conally
Washington Post
Richard S. Schweiker
the Post
Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Post
Connally
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Worthington doctor sues for $1 million over golf ball injury
Dr. Walter Holbrook filed a $1 million suit in Franklin County Common Pleas claiming a golf ball struck him in the eye during a Pro-Am at Muirfield Village on August 11. He says golfer David Downey failed to warn before the shot arrived while Holbrook stood in the gallery along the ninth fairway in Dublin.
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Columbus
UPI
Worthington
Franklin County
Engine Stall Kills Litton on Takeoff in Missouri
The NTSB said an engine failure at takeoff caused a Beech Baron crash near Chillicothe Missouri killing Rep Jerry Litton his wife two children the pilot and the pilot's son also aboard. They were en route to Kansas City for a victory celebration for Litton's Senate nomination bid.
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Washington
UPS
Jerry Litton
D.mo
National Transportation Safety Board
Chillicothe, Mo
Kansas City
Litton
Stuart Symington
D.-Mo
Church ministers await resurrection of crash victims
In Coweta Oklahoma leaders of the New Testament Holiness Church of Jesus Christ say God will raise five members killed in a car crash returning from a revival. David Steele recounts his faith and testimonies of healing as proof God can do anything.
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Coweta
Okla
UPI
Jesus
David Steele
New Testament Holiness Church of Jesus Christ
Schlafly assails Betty Ford on ERA hearing in Missouri
Phyllis Schlafly testifying before a Republican platform committee in Kansas City accuses Betty Ford of tolerating open sex marijuana and abortion. Schlafly says Ford and President Ford have intimate ties to the radical women s-lib movement as ERA opponents press their case.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Phyllis Schlafly
Betty Ford
ERA
Republican Platform Committee
Gowen
Ford
Buckley May Be Nominated At GOP Convention
James Buckley the Conservative Party senator from New York may seek presidential nomination at the Republican convention in Kansas City. The move could prevent a first ballot Ford or Reagan victory. Buckley's potential entry emerged a week before the Kemper Arena roll call after Ford and Reagan supporters discussed a Buckley bid with campaign director Leonard Saffir.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
James Buckley
New York
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Buckley
Reagan
Kemper Sports Arena
Leonard Saffir
Senate
Weather and births obituary notice from Fan The Record
Weather Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and thundershowers tonight and Thursday. Lows in the mid 60s, highs 85 to 90, southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Births Mr and Mrs William Kaltenbach Bellevue girl F T Mr and Mrs Herber Kaiser Monroeville Sandusky Memorial birth. Death Otto J Bores Sr 89 Monroeville.
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William Kaltenbach
Bellevue
F-T
Herber Kaiser
Monroeville
Sandusky Memorial
Otto J. Bores, Sr
County poll: residents urged to report suspected child abuse
A Huron County Juvenile Court judge urged residents to report suspected child abuse. A poll showed 97.3 percent would report a friend or neighbor and 2.7 percent would not. Calls to vote yes or no provided with numbers.
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Huron County Juvenile Court
Betty Ford Dances Backstage at Ellington Tribute
Former dance student Betty Ford reveals she practices when nobody's looking and demonstrated basic ballet backstage at Lincoln Center. She joined Judith Jamison in a pink gown for the Duke Ellington tribute premiere.
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Betty Ford
Judith Jamison
Lincoln Center
New York
UPI
Alvin Ailey
New York State Theater
Duke Ellington
Alberto Caprara
Ohio orders back pay rehire for 360 natural resources workers
The Ohio Personnel Board of Review rules 360 Ohio Department of Natural Resources employees laid off last autumn must be rehired with back pay, finding no fund shortage at the time. The decision comes as Transportation Director Richard D. Jackson dismisses four Lawrence County workers and suspends two for misusing taxpayer money. The board suggests politics may have influenced layoffs, a claim echoed by Karl E. Stewart who cites multi-department back pay costs to taxpayers.
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UPI
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
State Personnel Board of Review
Richard D. Jackson
Lawrence County
Natural Resource
Karl E. Stewart
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Stewart
Transportation, Administrative Services, Commerce
Acting Superintendent Replaced as Board Names Interim Leader
Norwalk City Schools appoints Robert Dean as acting superintendent starting Sept 1 replacing Dr Albion Gotaas who resigned in July. A 24 member committee will screen applicants. Dean will stay acting while the board selects a replacement. A $950000 bond issue for Pleasant Street School addition and Whitney Field project is also under consideration with a citizens committee to promote it.
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Robert Dean
Norwalk
Nerwalt Board of Education
Albion Gotaas
Gotaas
Michael Myers
Dorothy Delianides
William Holman
Alan Pleasnick
Norwalk Teachers Association
R. Gotaas
James Ryder
Ryder
Pleasant Street
Whitney Field
Holman
Delianides
Elmer McGuckin
Nancy Tanzillo
Pat McCoy
Ohio
Lee Bob Dean Page
Planning Commission
James Stratton
Cleveland
Gallup
Donald Wise
Mason's
Bargain Center
Westside
NBC
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Norwood Avenue
Benedict Avenue
Old State Road
Gallup Avenue
Executive Drive
U.S. 20
Ain Street
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West Elm Street
Cline Street
Miami Avenue
League Street
Willard
Washington Street
Wayne Orwick
Commission
Cline
Orwick
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