Movieland acts headline Huron County Fair program
Animals including lions elephants and ostriches perform in a 90 minute show at 8 p m Grandstand seats cost 2 50 while box seats are 3 The ostrich and mule race features Huron County mayors as drivers Harness racing second day at 4 30 p m Grandstand admission is free betting offered Square dancing chair caning and wool spinning demonstrations run 8 to 10 p m Attendance Wednesday was about 8500 down 1000 from Tuesday Saturday features junior livestock sale at 9 30 a m pony pull at 9 a m and demolition derby at 8 p m
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Huron County
Chiasnese Father Faces New Premature Births in Naples
Stefano Chiasnese, 34, and wife Pasqualina, 29, mourn a cruel memory as eight infants arrive two months premature. Three years earlier, they bore sextuplets who died shortly after birth, raising fears for this new fatherhood. In Columbus, Georgia, separate marches by the Ku Klux Klan and the NAACP will be held five miles apart to prevent clashes.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Stefano Chiasnese
Chiasnese
Pasqualina
Columbus, Ga
Columbus
Ku Klux Klan
NAACP
Chrysler to offer $400 rebates to clear inventory
Detroit based Chrysler Corp confirmed a $400 rebate program for most vehicles to reduce large unsold inventories. The incentive excludes the Omni and Horizon subcompacts and imported cars and trucks.
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UPI
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Weather Ahead and Local Notices
Cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms through Saturday. Tonight low in the lower 60s, Saturday highs in the mid 80s. Precipitation chance 40 percent through Saturday. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph tonight. Thursday temperatures 70 high 48 low. No precipitation reported Thursday. Sunrise 6 38 am Sunset 8 24 pm. Marriage license applications for Norman Sengstock and Diana Mougey. Deaths listed: Louis Rau 74 Wakeman Mary Elizabeth Welling 79 Norwalk Marie Richards 82 Willard. Obituaries page 2 Family news page 5. County fair pages 5 7 10 Television page 7.
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Norman Arnold Sengstock
Fremont
Diana F. Mougey
Bellevue
Louis H. Rau
Wakeman
Mary Elizabeth Welling
Norwalk
Marie Richards
Willard
Arizona vendor hails Huron County Fair as best balanced
Cecil Moon of Arizona, an Indian turquoise jewelry exhibitor, praises Norwalk Ohio’s Huron County Fair as the most representative fair he has seen. He travels 99,000 miles yearly, aims to showcase agricultural heritage and crafts, and plans to return next year, noting fair vendors and carnies often gripe yet he remains upbeat.
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Mich
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New Orleans
Cleveland
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Ohio
Michigan
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Mississippi
Alabama
Young resigns over PLO meeting prompts pro Palestinian shift
Andrew Young says black leaders may tilt toward a pro Palestinian stance without anti Jewish bias, warning Arab oil could hit the poor hardest. He resigns as U N ambassador after an unauthorized meeting with P L O observer Zehdi Terzi, saying the move serves U S interests. He tells black mayors there will be no schism with Jews, yet a confrontation may emerge as Middle East tensions affect the United States.
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UPI
Andrew Young
America
Jesse Jackson
Chicago
Young
Carter
Middle East
United States
Zehdi Labib Terzi
Palestine Liberation Organization
Terzi
PLO
U.S
Security Council
State Department
Tom Reston
Reston
Carter Returns to Establishment Amid Bell Barbs
President Carter, pressed by Griffin Bell over trivializing the presidency, names veterans to his team and strikes back with a marginal note to Bell. He later praises the establishment at Attorney General Civiletti’s swearing in, signaling a hardened stance.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Griffin Bell
Bell
Georgia
Washington Star
New York Times
Jimmy
Benjamin Civiletti
Five die in Tiffin crash on State Route 101
Five area residents die in a two car collision nine miles northeast of Tiffin on State Route 101. Holly Pasch 31 of Fremont and Jeffrey Gressman 22 of Clyde were drivers. Also killed were Mary Jane Gressman 21, Max Gressman 17, and Patricia Kay Nickell 17 of Clyde. Pasch reportedly traveled at high speed, lost control, and both vehicles collided head on as Gressman attempted to pull over.
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Tiffin
UPI
Seneca County Sheriff's Office
Holly Pasch
Fremont
Jeffrey Gressman
Clyde
Gressman
Mary Jane
Max
Patricia Kay Nickell
Porsch
Grossman
Pasch
Carter to sail Delta Queen in Mississippi River cruise
President Carter his wife and daughter depart for a week long Mississippi River cruise aboard the Delta Queen a 52 year old stern wheeler deemed an unacceptable fire safety risk by the Coast Guard spokesman Leo Loftus. The trip from St Paul Minn will include stops as Carter promotes his energy program with the Delta Queen’s fire safety concerns noted from a 3 year prior safety testimony.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
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Guard
Leo Loftus
Carters
St. Paul
Minn
Melvin Guyon Surrenders After Major FBI Manhunt
Melvin Ray Guyon, 19, of Cleveland, surrendered to FBI authorities at a Youngstown hospital after a gun battle with agents. The suspect, wanted for the slaying of FBI agent Johnnie L. Oliver, was injured when he crashed into a tree while fleeing on the streets. He was escorted back to Cleveland where authorities outlined the final capture and his injuries.
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Cleveland
UPI
FBI
Melvin Ray Guyon
Guyon
Youngstown
Ohio
Edward Kovacic
Youungstown
Melvin Guyon
Scott
Johnnie L. Oliver
Stanley Czarnecki
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