Steelers Fans Invade Ohio Motel After Big Win
About 150 Pittsburgh Steeler fans occupied a southeastern Ohio motel to watch a 30 0 victory over the Cleveland Browns. Photog Pat Benik traveled 130 miles to avoid a TV blackout and joined revelers dancing by the pool as interceptions and scores set off celebrations.
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Zanesville, Ohio
UPI
Southeastern Ohio
Pittsburgh Steeler
Cleveland Browns
Pat Benik
Pittsburgh
Seven Springs
Washington
Apollo 17 countdown resumes after strike ends
Ground crew members resumed the Apollo 17 countdown as astronauts move toward a moon launch Wednesday night after 60 Boeing workers approved a contract ending a labor dispute. The settlement partially restores pay cuts from 20 months ago.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Boeing Co
Thieves Take $50,000 in Equipment From WHIZ TV
In Zanesville Ohio burglars struck WHIZ TV over the weekend stealing about $50,000 worth of gear. Missing items include two video tape recorders three typewriters two audio tape recorders three television monitors plus chairs tapes and other broadcast and testing equipment.
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Zanesville, Ohio
UPI
Whiz -Tv
Tiny preemie survives as mother to leave hospital
Mrs. Thomas Lefeld of St. Henry is to be released from a Coldwater hospital while her newborn girl, weighing one pound 9.2 ounces at birth, remains in Dayton at Barney's Children’s Medical Center. The mother reports the baby’s condition unchanged but satisfactory and doctors say the infant has a very good chance of surviving.
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Coldwater
Ohio
UPI
Thomas Lefeld
St. Henry
Dayton
Barney’s Children’s Medical Center
Norwalk Area Weather And Life Events Brief
Cold with periods of snow through Tuesday with 1 to 3 inch accumulations possible tonight. Highs in the upper 20s and lows in the low to mid 20s. Norwalk highs 34 and lows 26 with 80 percent precipitation risk. Births list four new babies and three new marriages proposed with local residents. Deaths noted for Miss Helen Kelley and Mrs. Hazel Marsh among others.
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Norwalk
Helen Kelley
Arlington, Va
Hazel C. Marsh
New London
Barbiturate Drug Abuse Reaches Epidemic Stage Says Panel
Washington panel reports barbiturate abuse has reached epidemic stage with adults using for sleep and nerves and youth taking them for kicks. panel warns urgency and seeks action to curb the rising problem.
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Washington
UPI
Berlin Heights Infant Dies in Care of Older Brother
A 2 year old, Kelly Dieckman of rural Berlin Heights, died after being left with his 13-year-old brother when parents went to Sandusky. Autopsy found no clear cause. likely natural. Funeral set for Tuesday at Faith Memorial Church Sandusky with burial in Restlawn Memorial Park Huron.
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Berlin Heights
Kelly Lee Dieckman
Donald Dieckman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William Holman
Erie County
Kelly
Sheriff's Department
Faith Memorial Church
Sandusky
Robert Lafferty
Restlawn Memorial Park
Huron
Faith Memorial Church Building Fund
Kissinger Holds Second Vietnam Talks Near Paris
White House adviser Henry Kissinger met Hanoi Politburo member Le Duc Tho in Choisy Le Roi for a two and a half hour session and a second meeting in Saint Gemmes as optimism grows for a cease fire by mid December with POWs returning home.
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Paris
UPI
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
Kissinger
Politburo
le Duc Tho
Choisy le Roi
United States
North Vietnam
Saint Gemmes
Yvelines
Radio Luxembourg
Peter Townsend
Britain
Margaret
Alexander Haig
Saigon
Pham Dang Lam
Tho
Open Hearings On Congress Reform
Sen Charles Mathias Jr opens informal hearings on reform arguing the survival of the American system is at stake. He labels Congress a separate unequal branch losing power to the executive and focuses on seniority secrecy and budget coping abilities.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Charles Mathias Jr
R-Md
Mathias
Congress
Phone Pay Pact Approved by Northern Ohio Telephone Workers
Northern Ohio Telephone Co employees approve a one year contract after month long talks with the company. About 900 union members were eligible and roughly half voted with a 7 percent across the board wage increase. The pact includes a more liberal vacation policy and follows an extension of the prior contract to December 3 after mediation.
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Willard
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
John Arbogast
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Northern
Ohio
Arbogast
Seven arrested in Plymouth drug raid near police station
Plymouth police say seven people were arrested on drug charges after a raid on Dix Street three doors from the station. Allen Coovert faced a charge of keeping a house where marijuana was dispensed. Timothy Layne faced marijuana possession. five others including a 15 year old were charged with being in a place where marijuana was used. Adults McGahhey Irelan Thompson Dent and one more were jailed on bond set at 3000. Five Plymouth and four Willard officers conducted the raid at 9 45 p m Sunday. pipes and pills were sent to the BCI lab and no report was yet available.
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Plymouth
Robert L. Meiser
Allen E. Coovert
Timothy D. Layne
Willard
Meiser
McGahhey
Colvert
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dix Street
BCI
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Laboratory
Fremont
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Steelers
Dave Johns
Georgetown University Law Center
Institute For Public Interest Representation
Federal Trade Commission
Belchertown
Mass
Rena Rubin
Springfield
Belchertown State School
Thomas Corriden
Northampton
Frank Eden
F-T Hospital
Gerald Heckman
New Haven
FT Hospital
Robert Penrose
F-T
Mrs. Kenneth Montgomery
Wakeman, Boy
Michael E. Creger
Zenith A. Jenkins
Collins
Robert T. Orwig
Bellevue
Grace A. Juliano
Randy K. Barnett
Cheryl A. Sherman
Robert E. Timmons
Sue Pahl
Berlin
Hts
Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
California
Nixon
Paris le Monde
Pamela J. Irelan
John M. Thompson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Roy M. Dent
Crestline
Michael McGahhey
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