Harvard football star Andrew Puopolo dies after stabbing
Harvard University senior and football star Andrew Puopolo died at 4:12 a.m in Boston after being stabbed in the Combat Zone. He was 22 and never regained consciousness. Three men arrested face murder charges in connection with the attack in Jamaica Plain.
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Boston
UPI
Harvard University
Andrew Puopolo
Tufts New England Medical Center
Puopolo
Jamaica Plain
Harvard
Ohio Exposition seeks $8 million loan for fairgrounds
The Ohio Building Authority ready to handle an $8 million capital improvements loan for the Ohio State Fairgrounds pending funding after the Ohio Exposition Commission requested approval. The commission seeks to improve and expand facilities at the fairgrounds. In a separate matter, a federal judge orders Nixon Haldeman and Mitchell to pay damages to Morton Halperin for telephone bugging, with damages to be determined after proposed plans.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Building Authority
OBA
State Fairgrounds
Harvey Oppman
Ohio Exposition Commission
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Washington
Richard Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John Mitchell
National Security Council
Morton Halperin
U.S
John Lewis Smith Jr
Halperin
Gilmore In Critical Condition After Suicide Attempt
Gary Gilmore remains unconscious and critically ill at the University of Utah Medical Center after a barbiturate overdose. Doctors fight to save him as he awaits a scheduled firing squad in about one month following a judge's decision to postpone his execution.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Gary Gilmore
Gilmore
University of Utah Medical Center
Uncle Ben's to drop ad amid child safety concerns
The FTC said a late year to early year Uncle Ben's rice commercial possibly lured children into hovering near hot pots. The spot featured a 4 year old girl with her mother cooking rice and raised safety worries.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Book Carrying Hint Loses Gender Clue Says Student
A psychology graduate student notes a simple manner to tell boys from girls by how they carry books. Mary Jenni states males typically hold books in one hand at their side, while females often wrap arms around the books and rest or clasp them near the chest.
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Seattle
UPS
Mary Jenni
Ohio Lottery Results This Week
Ohio Lottery numbers announced include three digit 227 and 580, five digit 03130, three digit 468, five digit 94479, six digit 922918. The winning color is green.
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Ohio
Pat O’ Gold
Weather and notices from Fon The Record December 17 1976
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low to mid 20s and fair Saturday with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. 10 percent precipitation chance. Winds SW to W today, then W to NW tonight. Also marriage license app Rob ert E Harp and Gail J Ward Norwalk. births in Norwalk New London and Greenwich. deaths of Mrs Tressie Nixon 89 Willard and Mr John R Noble 87 Plymouth.
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Tressie Nixon
Willard
John R. Noble
Plymouth
Ford Denounces 10 Percent Oil Hike
President Ford denounced the 10 percent rise by OPEC as irresponsible. Frank Zarb warned Saudis and UAE moderated the move and that U.S. costs could rise by about seven billion dollars next year with gasoline and heating oil prices edging higher.
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Ford
U.S
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
OPEC
Jim Anderson
Washington
UPI
White House
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Illness That May End Swine Flu Immunization Effort
Reports link swine flu vaccine to Gallain-Barre syndrome killing five and delaying the mass program. CDC halted immunizations amid cases in 14 states. officials fear public fear and earlier heart death fears will end the effort. New Mexico and Mississippi suspend plans pending outbreak conditions.
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John Lesar
United Press International
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
CDC
New Mexico
Johnathan Mann
Alton Cobb
Mississippi Health Department
Mississippi
Cobb
Ford to pay 800 holiday bonus for four days work
About 18 000 Ford Motor Co workers will earn nearly 800 dollars for 40 hours of work between Christmas and New Year in a triple time week to meet heavy demand for mid sized and full sized cars. Ford notes plant closings possible early 1977.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Auto
BCI Probes Missing Student Case With Dead End Outlook
In Athens Ohio BCI began a probe into Blake Hite a third year student missing since Thursday University police and area agencies say they have reached a dead end as agents search White dormitory room contents left as found by mother Beverly White
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Athens
Ohio
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Blakehite
University
Beverly White
BCI
White
Rural student missing prompts wide search and FBI stance
Willard resident White is reported missing after being last seen a week prior. University and local police request checks of stores and cafeterias while the FBI declines involvement, stating no foul play or proof of departure from Ohio.
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Willard
White
Mrs White
Norwalk
Phillip Peg Black
Frsday White
Black White
Cafeteria University
Athens
Saysengeer
Black
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ohio
Mack Ellis
FBI
Ellis
Swine flu vaccine program suspended in Huron County
Health officials ordered a halt to swine flu immunizations after CDC guidance and reports of a possible link to a rare paralysis illness. The Jan. 5 clinic was canceled and raises questions about whether the program will resume, with officials noting the epidemic risk but predicting a four week moratorium and low revival prospects.
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Huron County
State Health Department
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Health Department
Cobb
New York City
Helen Stone
Seattle
Seattle-King County
Drivers ignore Road Closed Signs Endanger Work Crews
City officials warn motorists disregard Road Closed signs near paving sites endangering workers. James Widman reports drivers skirted a closed section south of Linwood Bridge and crossed hot mix on East Seminary Street. Collateral incidents included a near-miss on West Seminary Street and prank signs causing jams. Finance Director Colvin vows to bill offenders for paving damage.
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James Widman
Widman
Linwood Bridge
East Seminary Street
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Thomas McClanahan
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Joan Fleming
St. Paul
Tim Hohman
Greeningo
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