Plymouth Man Shot, Family Suspects Suicide
Plymouth reports a 28 year old Earl F. Hanline found dead Tuesday morning at 45 Mill St. Investigators from Plymouth Police Department Richland County Sheriff's Department the coroner and a state inspector pursue details while Hanline's mother says he was alone all night. Also reports on a Norwalk murder hearing suppression a Norwalk mayoral race and liquor permit suspensions in Huron County.
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Plymouth
Earl F. Hanline
Mill St
Richland County
Milton Oakes
Reflector
Plymouth Police Department
Richland County Sheriff’s Department
Robert Seel
Bureau of Criminal Investigation Laboratory
Hanline
Alice Hanline
Charles Hanline
Earl
Norwalk
George Howells
Walter Dewiels
Clifford Hartwig
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Howells
U.S. Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Dewiel
Ashland
Huron County
Michael Henry
Reed Street
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Liquor Control Commission
Victory Inn
Myrtle St
Willard
Inn
Main Street
Gulf
S. Main St
American Legion Post
Fraternal
Order of Eagles Aerie
Bellevue
Weather watch and local notices from Norwalk and surrounding towns
Variable cloudiness with a 70 percent tonight and 60 percent Thursday for showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 80, tonight mid 60s, Tuesday 78 to 59, winds east to southeast 5 to 15 mph. Marriage license applications list Poole Miller and Duncan Hughes Mumea Lindsey. Births include Honeycutt Rakosky Stein. Deaths noted for Ida Eitle and Earl Hanline.
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Roderick A. Poole
Norwalk
Sheila Miller
Gordon C. Duncan
Willard
Pamela J. Hughes
Gregory S. Mumea
Plymouth
Beth M. Lindsey
Clyde
Claudia Jo Honeycutt
North Fairfield
Fisher-Titus
Keith
Debbie Rakosky
Greenwich
Fisher- Titus
Earl
Betty Stein
New Haven
Willard Area Hospital
MOMA Displays Matisse Le Bateau Upside Down
In 1961 the Museum of Modern Art in New York displayed Henri Matisse Le Bateau for about seven weeks before experts realized the painting was hung upside down. The episode highlighted curator and conservator scrutiny.
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Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Henri Matisse
Bateau
U.S. approves heating oil shipments to Iran to ease shortages
The Commerce Department authorized $46 million in scarce heating oil and kerosene exports to Iran this month to help alleviate domestic shortages. Licenses for about 1.5 million barrels were issued August 3, with shipments aimed at heating and cooking needs in Iran while avoiding impact on U.S. supplies.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
U.S
Iran
Robin Schwartzman
Bureau of Trade Regulation
Oil Daily
Persian Gulf
Ms. Schwartzman
New York Harbor
Gulf Coast
U S Abandons UN Palestinian Resolution Push
Washington reports indicate the United States dropped plans for a UN Security Council compromise on Palestinian rights. Middle East Ambassador Robert Strauss said Carter’s policy is not disarray, and the US would veto any Arab move toward an independent Palestinian state. He noted Israel and Egypt objected to the plan, and affirmed Carter’s overall leadership with Cyrus Vance as next in line.
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Washington
UPI
United States
U.N
Middle East
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Carter
U.N. Security Council
Walter Mondale
Cyrus Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Mississippi River
NBC Today
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Vance
Cy Vance
Jody Powell
Davenport
Iowa
Mondale
State Department
Powell
White House
Mideast
Lorain wins gamble on CETA funds over Elyria mayor
Elyria Mayor Marguerite Bowman blasts a federal rescue of Lorain's CETA program after the city kept 89 workers but laid off 47 earlier. Lorain received 432000 from the Labor Department to hold the staff for six more months, while Elyria condemns the bailout as unfair and not reversing laid-off positions.
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Lorain
UPI
Elyria
Marguerite Bowman
Labor Department
Ohio
CETA
Lorain Ceta
Kenneth Koscho
Norwalk Bus Driver Faces Series of Breakdowns on First Week
Mrs. Catherine Clouse endured a 45 minute delay as eight city buses ran on routine schedules despite safety checks. Maintenance issues included air leaks and overheated engines as students from St. Paul Benedict and Bronson were shuffled between buses. Repairs underway, official expects on time service by Monday.
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Norwalk
Catherine Clouse
St. Paul, Benedict and
Bronson
Higgins
Generic T shirt enters the market in Glenwood Springs
In Glenwood Springs Colorado a plain white generic T shirt is launched by the rock band Timothy P. and the Rural Route Three. The shirt bears a plain black message explaining its purpose and low costs for advertising and packaging with extra charges for color printing or political slogans avoided and a net weight around five ounces.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
UPI
Timothy P
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Elizabeth Paddock
Michael Taylor
Ida F. Eitle
Attica
United Press International
Baby
Terry Jean Moore
Tuesday
Precious
Miss Moore
Florida Correctional Institute
Bowman
Department of Labor
Mrs
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