Federal judge orders FBI to destroy files on Lori Paton
A New Jersey federal judge ordered the FBI to destroy files on Lori Paton a Chester resident after a high school letter she wrote was intercepted by a left wing group under federal surveillance. The action follows concerns over privacy and legal process in the case involving a 17 year old student.
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New Jersey
FBI
Lori Paton
Chester
N.J
Lori
Federe
UPI
Drivers Accept Contract With Cleveland Newspapers
Teamsters Local 73 members voted 3-1 to approve a three year contract averting a strike at Cleveland Press and Cleveland Plain Dealer. The deal raises weekly pay by 26.50 in year one 15 in year two and 11.50 in year three effective Sunday.
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Cleveland
UPI
Teamsters Union Local 73
Anthony DePalma
Cleveland Press
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Farm Prices Rise 3 Percent in August
Average raw farm product prices gained 3 percent in the month ending August 15 as drought boosts grain and livestock costs. The rise pushes the index to its highest since April and follows a 6 percent July increase, leaving prices 13 percent below the August 1973 peak.
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Washington
UPI
HUD Grants $3.5 Million for Xenia Tornado Recovery
HUD approves a rapid urban renewal grant of 3.5 million dollars for Xenia Ohio to rebuild downtown after April tornadoes. Rep Clarence Brown says the grant covers about three quarters of costs with local noncash aid filling the rest.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Xenia
Ohio
Clarence Brown
Ohio Files $1.9 Million Suit Over Wildlife Deaths
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources sues Toledo Steel Tube Co for 368,650 fish and other wildlife killed when oil-laced coolant entered Ten Mile Creek from drains on July 18, 1973. The action follows unproductive negotiations.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
State Department of Natural Resources
Toledo Steel Tube Co
Toledo
Ten Mile Creek
Department
Weather and life events in a Norman, Ohio issue
Clear and cool tonight with upper 40s temperatures. Sunday mostly sunny and cooler with mid 60s highs. Precipitation chance 10 percent. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph. Friday temperatures 80 to 61 with high humidity morning and evening readings. Marriage license applications list five couples. Birth announcements include five newborns from Norwalk and surrounding areas.
U S May Halt State Lotteries Threat of federal action looms
The Justice Department warns it may sue to stop state lotteries in 13 states including Connecticut Delaware Illinois Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Attorney General Saxbe urges Congress to exempt state lotteries from federal rules.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Congress
William B. Saxbe
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Saxbe
John Russell
Department
Public Information Office
Richard Nixon
William S. Lynch
W. Vincent Rekestraw
Ford weighs amnesty plan with top advisers
President Ford met with Defense Secretary James Schlesinger and Attorney General William Saxbe to review Pentagon draft evader and deserter amnesty proposals. The memo suggests 18 months nonmilitary service in hospitals and schools with a reaffirmation of allegiance, and limited eligibility for benefits, while awaiting decision and potential contingent action.
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UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
Pentagon
Vietnam
Defense
James Schlesinger
William Saxbe
J.F. terHorst
United States
Chicago
Saxbe
Deserter Returns to Canada After Border Stand
Ronald Anderson, 31, a former Spokane, Washington soldier, was returned to Canada after U S authorities seized him on Canadian soil. He arrived hairless and beardless, reuniting with his wife Marion and about a dozen supporters. Anderson thanked Canadians and said he would not return to the United States even if amnesty were offered.
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Kenneth M. Becker
Douglas
B.C
UPI
U.S
Canada
Ronald Anderson
Spokane
Wash
Marion
Anderson
United States
Ft. Lewis
Mission
Seattle
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide after rejection
A rejected lover waited outside a downtown Miami office building and shot his girlfriend in the face with a shotgun, then killed himself. James Vincent Terry died at the scene while 35 year old Rose Murphy was rushed to Jackson Memorial Hospital in critical condition with neck and jaw wounds. Police say Terry hid in a bush before the attack and approached Murphy in her car, then fired, afterward turning the gun on himself.
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Miami
UPI
James Vincent Terry
Driveway
Rose Murphy
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Terry
Miss Murphy
Back to School Report Highlights Area Districts
Ten thousand area students return Tuesday with EHOVE juniors starting Tuesday and seniors Wednesday. Willard opens a new junior high addition this fall while Monroeville installs new administration and shifts in kindergarten and band. New London builds renovations and expands science curricula as Western Reserve reports enrollment near 1,510 with added learning disabilities class. see School Page 2.
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Reflector
Ehove Joint Vocational School
EHOVE
Willard
Monroeville
Huron County
Ben Nelson
Greenfield
East Side
Halsey
New London
Robert Glen
Bratenahl
Fitchville
Donald Schick
Western Reserve
Elvin G. Ferres
Flortiane
Aghout
Makeman Area
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Creighton K. Early
Greenwich
Sandra R. Wohlever
Thomas R. Leto
Norwalk
Jacqueline A. Rinner
Louis R. Dennis, Jr
Cheryl L. Gadd
Berlin Heights
Michael J. Connor
Good Samaritan
Harry Roberts
Sandusky
F-T
Gary Geiger
Jerry Mahl
Gonzalo Alveraz
Russell
Stanley S. Fine
Daniel Walker
House
Helen Thomas
Trucker
Mike Chappelear
Casey Fogg
John Grell
John Kingsboro
Greg Keefer
St. Paul’s
Donald L. Halsey
Galion
Glenn B. Sprague
Richard Rodgers
Sprague
Norwalk High School
Rogers
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