Palsy Victim Shot By Teens In Cincinnati
Three teenage boys were detained by juvenile authorities for using an eight year old cerebral palsy victim in Price Hill as a human target, shooting him Thursday night. The victim Carl Mason Smith cannot speak or care for himself and could not leave his home. In Britain the wage price freeze bill, enforcing a strict austerity program, became law as the Lords signed royal assent before the summer recess.
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Cincinnati
UPS
Price Hill
Carl Mason Smith
London
UPI
Britain
House of Lords
Navy to rethink pay day with two dollar bill change
Navy payroll officers must adjust after the Treasury bans new two dollar bills, ending a long cash handout method. In Washington a House subcommittee concluded the bread industry bears no blame for high prices, finding no conscionable profit across wheat growers to retailers.
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Norfolk
UPI
Navy
U.S. Treasury Department
Washington
House
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Helicopter Captures Guerrilla in Low-Altitude Chase
An unarmed helicopter crewed by U.S. Marines spotted a Viet Cong fighter in a field. The pilot dived to five feet, struck the guerrilla with a skid, and the crew recovered the dazed fighter aboard the craft.
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Saigon
UPS
A. U.S. Marine
Indians President flies to New York on Tebbetts talks
Cleveland Indians President Gabe Paul flew to New York for a weekend conference with manager Birdie Tebbetts as reports circulated that Tebbetts may be replaced. No official comment was given by either side. Regis Mcauley of the Cleveland Press first reported the chatter.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Gabe Paul
New York
Tribe
Birdie Tebbetts
Tebbetts
Cleveland Press
Regis Mcauley
Variable skies with showers then sun and cooler night
Weather outlook shows variable cloudiness with morning showers then sun and cool afternoon. Highs 70 to 76, tonight clear and cooler 50 to 55. Saturday sunny and warmer with sunrise 5 33 a m and sunset 7 31 p m. Thursday highs 71 lows 60. Marriage license application listed for Dennis K Reed and Carole Joann Wine miller. Births include three newborn daughters. Deaths note Loretta Rose Wise, 64, Monroeville.
Pollution From Ohio Farmland Blamed For Water Woes
In Sandusky Ohio engineer William Norris links northwestern Ohio farmland erosion and heavy fertilizer use to Lake Erie and river pollution. The Northwest Ohio Water Development Plan estimates costs and alternatives such as upground reservoirs and regional cooperation for Lima Findlay and other communities, with projected per thousand gallon costs.
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Sandusky, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Lake Erie
William Norris
Northwest Ohio
Norris
Commission
Lima
Findlay
Campus plan for Bowling Green State branch criticized as too large
A preliminary plan for the tri county Bowling Green State University campus was criticized as oversized for projected needs. Architects Visnatuu and Gade presented a “peanut shape” layout with a northeast site for the first building and two entrance roads.
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Sandusky
Tri-County
Bowling Green State University
Kenneth McFall
Bowling Green
Huron County
Cleveland
Visnatuu and
State Grapples With Shortage Of Teachers
In Columbus today emergency sessions addressed Ohio's teacher shortage with estimates of 9,000 to 10,000 short in fall. Ohio State University graduated 1,233 teachers last year, fifth highest in the nation, while OEA blamed statewide neglect of educational needs for the crisis. The foray proposed a $5,000 minimum teacher salary, $50 more operating funds per pupil, and a 2,500 pupil district minimum.
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Columbus
UPI
Martin Essex
Ohio
Department of Education
Ohio State University
Ohio Educational Association Oea
Democratic State Platform Committee
Thomas G. O’keefe
Association of Public School Educa
Teacher Denied New Trial in Bellevue Hearing
George R. Shafer Green Springs football coach had a motion for a new trial denied in Bellevue Municipal Court this morning. He is serving a 30 day sentence in Huron County jail after a conviction for being a suspicious person and acting suspiciously. His lawyers Paul Miller and Frank Bennett argued the defense lacked time to present its case during the hour and a half hearing. Shafer faces charges of breaking and entering and malicious destruction of property and was arrested by Bellevue police on July 15.
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Bellevue
George R. Shafer
Green Springs
Bellevue Municipal Court
Shafer
Huron County
Paul
House Commerce Panel End Air Strike Vote
The House Commerce committee approved 17 to 13 a bill to end the 36 day airlines strike. House action was not expected until late next week at earliest. The measure, with minor amendments, mirrors the Senate passed bill.
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Washington
UPI
House Commerce Committee
House
Main Street Barnyard Sighting As Goat Escapes
A West Main Street disturbance morning report describes a goat running loose after 46 bales of hay fell from a truck at 111 West Main. Police continued search at noon and sought a quick resolution.
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West Main Street
West Main
Costs Top $1 Billion In Airline Strike Fallout
The American business impact from the airline machinists strike is estimated at more than 1 billion dollars. Airlines officials say effects span tourist trade, hotels, oil, car rentals, and agencies, with final losses uncertain until the strike ends.
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New York
UPI
Family denies romantic link between Roosevelt and Miss Mercer
Barbara Knowles of Beverly Farms says the relationship was friendship not romance and that historian Jonathan Daniels should have left the rumor alone. Laura Delano calls the tale outrageous gossip, while noting the claim of Roosevelt's love nearly broke his marriage in 1918.
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Barbara Rutherfurd Knowles
Beverly Farms
Mass
United Press International
Lucy Mercer Rutherfurd
Jonathan Daniels
Roosevelt
Daniels
Miss Mercer
Laura Delano
Daniel
Hudson River
Rhinebeck
N.Y
Franklin
Rutherford
Eleanor Roosevelt
Reams Campaign Caravan to Stop in Norwalk for Luncheon
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Frazier Reams Jr will lead a state caravan into Norwalk Tuesday. The luncheon at 12 30 p m in Interstate Dining Room includes state district and county candidates hosted by Huron County Democratic groups as the caravan moves from Erie to Medina County. Reservations through precinct committeemen or local party officials.
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Frazier Reams, Jr
Norwalk
Huron County
Democratic Central
Executive Committees
Interstate
Erie County
Medina County
Harlow Stapf
Willard
Clayton Bick
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Carole Joann Winemiller
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