Grand Champion Hog Sells 55 Cents Under Last Year
The Huron County Junior Fair livestock sale opens with the grand champion hog at $2 per pound, down from $2.55 last year. Tim Moffit’s 210 pound hog sold to Don Burtchin for Koch Aluminum. The reserve champion hog brought $1.50 a pound and the grand champion pen of three hogs sold for $1 a pound. Total attendance notes and fair events follow.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Huron County
Tim Moffit
Fitchville
Moffit
Don Burtchin
Koch Aluminum
Scott Hahn
Lyme Township
Eugene Mack
Dick Garner
Paul Miller Implement Co
Collins
Tom Trimmer
Greenfield Township
Routh Packing Co
Sandusky
Kenny Mays
Royal Slip Of The Lip At White House
White House press secretary Jerald F. terHorst slipped by calling President Ford king while speaking of an economic meeting with Kenneth Bush. He corrected himself noting the presidency remains superior to any royal title. The remark drew laughter from reporters.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Jerald F. terHorst
Ford
Kenneth Bush
terHorst
Daily News
Hussein
the United States
Nixon
Simmons recalls full size baby cribs over safety standards
The Simmons Company of New London Wisconsin will refund purchase prices and reasonable shipping to consumers who request it as thousands of full size cribs are bought back for failing to meet federal safety standards. President Ford will address Ohio State University summer commencement on August 30 with tickets required for graduates and guests.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Simmons Company
New London
Wis
Ford Dances at White House State Dinner for Jordan Royalty
President Ford hosts a black tie dinner for King Hussein and Queen Alia with an informal lively mood. Ford dances mainly in the East Room, sharing moments with Betty Ford, Susan and Jack, while guests applaud and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.
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Betty Ford
King Hussein of
Jordan
Gerald Ford
Alia
Mrs. Ford
Ford
Mundt Former Senator Karl Mundt Dies at 74
Karl E Mundt longtime conservative and former Republican senator from South Dakota died Friday at age 74 He had been hospitalized after a stroke on November 23 1969 and never returned to the Senate He did not seek re election in 1972 Mundt was born in Humboldt South Carolina and earlier served five terms in the House before being elected to the Senate in 1948 and re elected three times.
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Washington
UPI
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Chamber
Mundt
Senate
Humboldt
S.C
House
California Marshal Receives Watergate Subpoena
Gaylord L. Campbell, chief U.S. marshal for the central district of California, says he likes Richard Nixon and remains grateful for his help. Yet Campbell expects to personally serve Nixon with a Watergate subpoena demanding testimony in Washington, D.C. at the cover-up trial of Nixon’s former aides. The subpoena was mailed Thursday to Campbell in Los Angeles.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Gaylord L. Campbell
Richard Nixon
U.S
Nixon
Washington, D.C
Washington
Campbell
Central District of California
Los Angeles
Weather and Notices From Fan The Record August 17 1974
Generally clear tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Sunday partly cloudy with highs in the lower 80s and a small chance of precipitation. Friday temperatures reach 87 and 61 with humidity readings across the day. Marriage license applications list Chandler and Kaczor, Blausey and Arnett. Births note four newborns near Norwalk and Collins. Death announced for Edwin B Wells of Dillonvale at 59.
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David L. Chandler
Norwalk
Jane E. Kaczor
Wayne E. Blausey
Fremont
Tommy J. Arnett
Bellevue
American businessman falters after holiday missteps in London
Frank Olafsson, an American businessman, flies home from London after a vacation. He overpays a taxi fare, trips on a curb ripping his pants and gashing his knee, and discovers he arrived at the wrong terminal while racing to catch a flight. His attempt ends in loss and his duty free whiskey shatters on the floor.
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London
UPI
Frank Olafsson
Olafsson
Ford Orders Probe of Rocky Alleged Rockefeller Funds
President Ford asked Leon Jaworski to probe claims former New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller funded efforts to disrupt the 1972 Democratic National Convention. Documents once in E. Howard Hunt’s custody are at issue, with Jaworski pursuing the matter at Ford’s urging. White House officials say no decision on Rockefeller’s VP status.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
E. Howard Hunt
Rockefeller
Jaworski
Hunt
Government bans vinyl chloride sprays and coatings
The Consumer Product Safety Commission bans aerosols and coatings containing vinyl chloride gas amid health concerns linked to liver cancer. Consumers may return eligible sprays for refunds, with manufacturers and retailers required to post product lists. Estimated affected items could reach millions.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
The
Food and Drug Administration
Two Grandstand Shows at Huron County Fair Tonight
Tonight at the Huron County Fair grandstand Bill Anderson and The Po Boys Band perform at 7 and 9 p.m. Tadpole Theatre presents A Disney Revue at 8 p.m. Tonight with a Sunday 3 p.m. showing. Sunday features a Demolition Derby at 8 p.m.
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Huron County Fair
Bill Anderson
Towne and Country
Tadpole Theatre
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Raleigh
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Rasim
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