Red Ink Accumulating On County Books
Huron County Administrator Evangeline Miller warned of mounting expenses and cash flow problems as she presented a five page bill list to commissioners. More than 20000 will be paid from the general fund with year end deficits in several funds including election supply and juvenile court accounts.
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Janet Conway
Huron
Evangeline Miller
Miss Miller
Columbus
Kenneth Reed
Thomas E. Heydinger
Board of Election Supply Fund
Jackie Hohler
Board of Elections
Common Pleas
Bernstein to Leave Washington Post Breaking Up Woodstein
Washington Post reports Carl Bernstein will depart next year ending the Pulitzer Prize winning Woodward Bernstein team that exposed Watergate. In a separate note UPI says 18 000 UPS workers will return to work by Monday after a 12 week strike that halted holiday shipments across 15 states.
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Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
Woodstein
Bob Woodard
UPI
Washington
United Parcel Service
Maine
South Carolina
Recall issued for novelty night lights over shock hazard
CPSC warns novelty night lights with faces like cartoon characters trees or flowers may shock users due to a poor rear heat seal that allows the plug portion to separate from the decorative face. Defective units should be sent C.O.D. to Consumer Products Industries in Anaheim California.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
C.O.D
Consumer Products Industries
East Orangethorpe
Anaheim
Calif
Ohio Lottery Numbers Drawn for Peto Gold and Double Play
The winning Peto Gold numbers are 122 and 663 with 27243. Double Play draws are 744 42041 and 973993. The color associated with the draw is red.
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Ohio
Peto
Weather and local life notes from Fon The Record
Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent precipitation chance this afternoon and tonight. Winds W to NW 15 to 25 mph. Thursday highs around 41, lows near 16. Marriage license for Dennis J. Simpson and Joan N. Reider. Births: Williams, Barnett, Glab. Death: Guy B. Dermer, 85.
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Dennis J. Simpson
Willard
Joan N. Reider
Richard Williams
Huron
Good Samaritan
Kenneth Barnett
Willard Area
John Glab
New London
Opinion Line draws reader votes on Gilmore case move
Thursday feature asks if Gary Gilmore's lawyers acted from the start to free him and invites readers to vote yes or no. The poll also asks Huron County commissioners to appoint a purchasing agent to tighten county office buying, with local phone lines and deadlines for casting ballots.
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Gilmore
Patty Hearst
Utah
Carter backs NATO in Brussels amid Carter Kissinger remarks
President elect Carter reaffirmed American resolve to sustain and strengthen NATO. Henry Kissinger, making a final major international appearance, criticized Soviet policies toward the developing world and said the West bears the bulk of resources transfer to developing countries, citing Angola as an example.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Atlantic Alliance
Jimmy Carter
Soviet Union
NATO
Carter
Henry Kissiner
Kissinger
Kremlin
Angola
Youth Is Threat Suspect At Norwalk High Evacuation
A 17 year old is named as the suspect in a bomb threat that forced Norwalk High School to evacuate. Principal George Perry said the call led investigators to a building on East Main Street, where a former shoe repair shop is being remodeled into a Kentucky Fried Chicken. The phone in the building was used to place the threat and Juvenile Officer John Short confirmed the origin. Police could not comment further. The charge is inducing panic.
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Norwalk High School
George Perry
East Main Street
Sam Spinello
Perry
John Short
Mayor Arrested After Picking Chief's Lock
Utica mayor Edward Hanna, a locksmith, and two city attorneys visited police headquarters to access the police chief Benny Rotundo's office. They were arrested for criminal trespass, then Hanna suspended Rotundo, a deputy chief, and two officers. The feud centers on access to departmental records without a court order.
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Utica
N.Y
UPI
Edward Hanna
Benny Rotundo
Hanna
Rotundo
Embalmed corpse found in Long Beach fun house dummy
The fluorescent dummy at Laugh in the Dark, hanging since 1971, is a desiccated man about 5 foot 3, likely dead since the early 1900s. He was shot in the chest with a 32-20 bullet and embalmed with early 1900s compounds. Police seek owners of a defunct wax museum who sold the body. if unidentified, the body will be cremated.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Long Beach
Thomas T Noguchi
Noguchi
Armusement Park
Tax Cut Plan Urges Carter For Permanent U S Tax Break
President elect Jimmy Carter faces growing support from business leaders for a $23 billion permanent tax cut and job programs. Reginald Jones of General Electric helped draft a plan with a $15 billion personal tax cut and a larger credit, aimed at low income earners, presented to Carter during a Blair House meeting with 15 executives.
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Washington
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Carter
Blair House
Dupont
Irving Shapiro
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Bert Lance
Reginald Jones
General Electric
Jones
Secret Service Nabs Counterfeit Cache in Ohio Raids
US Secret Service seized an estimated 12 million dollars in counterfeit $100 bills in raids on Ellet Graphic Arts in Springfield Two and two Akron residences. Four men were jailed or released on bond. authorites say the operation followed a two month probe with printing plates and equipment recovered.
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Akron
UPI
Ohio
Ronald Stage
Secret Service
Cleveland
Ellet Graphic Arts
Springfield
Stage
James Jackson
Barberton
Joel Marcinko
Uniontown
French Beatty
Tallmadge
James Dennewitz
Marcinko
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Thomas Carabin
Guy B. Dermer
Gary Gilmore
Huron County Commissioners
Tim Hohman
Fun House
Ronald Szago
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