Brown condemns Rhodes veto on non-driver ID cards
Ohio Rep Sherrod Brown denounces Gov Rhodes veto of identification cards for non-driving residents. Bipartisan support cited as two Republicans co sponsor the effort. Downtown Cleveland juror in Kent State civil damages case dismissed over views on liability. Farm official Swank predicts record corn and favorable wheat crops may keep food prices steady.
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Columbus
UPI
Sherrod Brown
D.mansfield
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland
Kent State University
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
I’m
Law and Order
Douglas Watts
Mogadore
Ford Motor Co
Walton Hills
U.S. District Court
Don Young
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
United States
C. William Swank
Weather Chance of Showers Tonight and Friday
A 30 percent chance of showers or thundershowers tonight and Friday with highs in the upper 70s and lows in the 60s. Winds northerly around 10 mph. AgriculturaI note: humidity minimums near 40 percent with no rain expected. Also two marriage license cases and two deaths listed.
Opinion Line Poll on Stanton Vail Aide Sparks Debate
Readers weigh in as 82.4 percent vote yes that reporting the aide's involvement was unnecessary while 17.6 percent oppose the stance. Also noted is Monroeville council's move to tighten a juvenile curfew to curb vandalism.
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James Stanton
Thomas Vail Jr
Vail
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Civil unrest erupts in Elyria as patrols deploy after shootings
At least 40 people are arrested in a racially charged disturbance on Elyria’s southwest side. Firefighters were shot at, stores looted, and vehicles attacked as Gov Rhodes sent 90 troopers, deputies, and police to regain a 30 block area amid ongoing clashes following a fatal bar shooting by Patrolman Killean.
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Elyria
Ohio
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Highway Patrol
Reichlin
Lorain County
Brother Claims FBI Deal In Hearst Case Details
Walter Scott, brother of critic Jack Scott, says Jack offered to lead the FBI to Patricia Hearst for 100 000 to 200 000 and immunity. Walter places Hearst at his parents Las Vegas home Sept 27 last year and says she was to be moved. He notes the FBI showed interest in the plan.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Walter Scott
Jack Scott
Patricia Hearst
Las Vegas
Jack
FBI
Philadelphia Daily News
Wcau-Tv
Scott
Miss Hearst
United States
John Scott
Berkeley
Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Walter
Hearst
Monroeville Curfew Tightened For All Under Eighteen
Monroeville voters approve an emergency curfew banning all residents under 18 from streets between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. daily on weekends. Police Chief David Williams cites a rise in juvenile break-ins and vandalism as the reason for the new ordinance.
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Monroeville
David Williams
Williams
Teens who jumped Proxmire hired to work in office
Two teenagers who jumped a jogging Sen. William Proxmire in 1973 and later were arrested with his aid were hired by him to work in his office for a year. The arrangement was announced Wednesday.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Tractor Pulls, Fair Fans Pack Grandstand At Huron County Fair
Sunny day brings large crowds to the Huron County Fair with 4 500 paid admissions on Kid's Day and 1 800 in the grandstand for 10 hours of tractor pulling. The 12 000 pound modified tractors ran until 3 30 a m with noise complaints from some residents. Senior citizens arrive for free admission as livestock judging begins with winners named in dairy and sheep events.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Norwalk
Tom Secor
Red Cross
Wenda Beiler
Mindy Palm
Wenda
Lyme Producers 4-H Club
Edward Beiler
Bellevue
Mindy
Huron County Junior Dairymen
Gerald Palm
North Fairfield
Robinson Faces Final Defense in 1973 Murder Trial
The Robinson murder case neared a verdict as Larry Robinson spoke in his own defense for the first time. Prosecutor William Owens urged the jury to find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, citing blood on clothing and a witness who pressed him to lie about his whereabouts.
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Janet Conway
Larry Robinson
Robinson
Roger Paul
John Meyers
William W. Owens
Alice White Womack
Owens
Cheshire
Pat
Bohemian Beer Garden
Greenwood Cemetery
Pat’s
Kathy Moore
Norwalk Leads NOL in Teacher Turnover 1974-75
Norwalk City Schools posted 12 percent teacher turnover in 1974-75, 19 of 162 leaving for various reasons, with Galion higher at 13 percent. Over three years Norwalk ranked first, second, then second in turnover as salaries varied across the Northern Ohio League.
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Rick Reiff
Norwalk
Galion
NOL
Upper Sandusky
Bellevue Bellevue
Tiffin Tiffin
Shelby
Bucyrus Bucyrus
Bellevue
Willard
Tiffin
Bucyrus
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Raymond Dean Hord
Welder
Lynn M. Paxton
Greenwich
James J. Haar
Grinder
Donna Marie Laviola
Laurabelle Martin
Norton
Leroy B. Gullett
State Patrol
Daryl Maxwell
Mayfair
Michael Killean
Maxwell
Killean
J. William McCray
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Diane Schwanger
Jere Sherman
Diane
Robert Schwanger
New London
Sherman
Western Reserve Future Farmers of America
Huron County
David Cook
Willard Willard
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