Ohio Patrol Graduates 100th Academy Class First Female Trooper
Ohio Highway Patrol completes its 100th academy class with its first female trooper Dianne L. Harris of Oberlin assigned to Castalia Post on the Turnpike. Superintendent Col. Adam G. Reiss notes this historic milestone and mentions five graduates are sons of patrol members.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Highway Patrol
Adam G. Reiss
Dianne L. Harris
Oberlin
Castalia Post
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Reiss
Ford and Agnew to Be Neighbors in Palm Springs
Gerald Ford will live across the street from Spiro Agnew in Palm Springs California. Agnew is building at Springs Country Club expected ready by April. Ford plans a home on the 13th fairway at Thunderbird Country Club with separate golf courses.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Gerald Ford
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Ford
The
Springs Country Club
Thunderbird Country Club
NBC to air Chico and the Man without Freddie Prinze jokes
NBC spokesman said five completed Chico and the Man episodes featuring Freddie Prinze will be broadcast in the regular time slot. The network may continue the series next season without Prinze following his death.
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Burbank, Calif
UPI
Chico and
the Man
Freddie Prinze
Prinze
NBC
Kuhlman Estate Valued At 732000 Final Inventory Indicates Debts Paid
Pittsburgh report notes evangelist Kathryn Kuhlman left a 732543 estate with 418000 allocated to debts taxes and closing costs. Remaining 314500 goes to D B Wilkerson two Kuhlman sisters a sister in law and 20 employees. She died February 20 in Tulsa after heart surgery. Columbus report shows Ohioans paying 10k to 15k yearly taxes in 1976 with 2 hours 39 minutes of eight hours for federal and 58 minutes for state local taxes.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Kathryn Kuhlman
Oklahoma
D.B. “Tink’’ Wilkerson
Miss Kuhlman
Tulsa
Wilkerson
Sue
Columbus
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Ohio Lottery Numbers for This Week Draws
Ohio Lottery results list Pat O' Gold three digit 323 and 940. Five digit 98458. Double Play three digit 676 and five digit 70793. Six digit 986300. Winning color blue.
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Ohio
Pat O’ Gold
Weather notes and local notices from February 4 1977
Mostly cloudy and colder with a chance of snow flurries tonight and Saturday. Lows near zero to five above, highs around 15 to 20. Precipitation 30 percent. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph. Sunrise 7 36, sunset 5 47, moon times listed. Births and deaths recorded: Greenwich couple Steven Crawford, Amherst resident Gordon F Hamilton aged 68.
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Steven Crawford
Greenwich
Willard Area
Roots debate prompts mixed views on history and race
A survey shows 69.8 percent say Roots was the best show, praising its educational value and portrayal of American history while 30.2 percent found it boring or biased. Voters are urged to call in by midnight to vote yes or no on weather alert monitoring in Norwalk.
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O.J. Simpson
Convicted Slayer Is Amys Governess
Mary Fitzpatrick a 33 year old convict who served as Amy Carters nursemaid during Georgias governorship is released to move to the White House and assume the staff role. Officials say the White House requested her release and she will be paroled on April 1 after a 90 day review.
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Atlanta
UPI
Amy Carter
Georgia
White House
Mary Fitzpatrick
Haworth
Washington
Willard Man Wins 51000 in Ohio Lottery Double Play
Russell S Prater of Willard wins the top prize in Ohio Lottery Double Play in Cleveland earning 50000 plus 1000 for first square. He plans a Far West camping vacation with part of the winnings and funds his grandchildren education. He buys tickets at Kroger in Willard and was drawn from a pool of matched five digit bonuses.
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Russell S. Prater
Willard
Far West
Cleveland
Prater
Klein Steel
Bellevue
Millie
Kroger’s
Edward Ludrowsky
Port
Tadpole Players Pinocchio Opens Tonight at Towne and Country
The Tadpole Players present Pinocchio tonight at 8 at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center. The production promises lively puppetry and a family friendly show at the local venue.
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Tadpole Players
Towne and Country
Sommers Resigns As Humane Society Head
David Sommers, president of the Huron County Humane Society, announces his resignation. He cites the society’s shelter project, raised funds over the past year, and services to animals, while thanking supporters and wishing continued success.
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Sommers
Humane Society
David Sommers
Huron County Humane _ Society
Maurice Smith
Huron County Humane Society
Norwalk Man Seeks Ward Council Seat As Independent
David K. Griffith, 40 Pitt St., 20 years old, circulates nominating petitions to run for second ward councilman as an Independent. He cites proposed $3,000 mayoral raise as a misaligned priority and notes the raise would take effect after the next election.
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Norwalk
Second Ward
David K. Griffith
Pitt St
Griffith
Keller Leaves Chamber for County Posts in Norwalk
Chris Keller, longtime executive secretary at the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce, resigns to join the Huron County Commissioners as full-time secretary. She will earn 7000 dollars yearly, leaving the chamber today. The commissioners plan to hire a replacement without advertising, while Eloise Pancoast considers retirement. Gessner, the new county administrator, joins with a 9000 dollar salary. Catherine Lonz is named deputy clerk in probate court with 7760 dollars per year.
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Chris Keller
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Huron County Commissioners
Keller
Chamber
Richard Westhofen
Westhofen
Dan Gessner
Eloise Pancoast
Commissioners
Gessner
Evangeline Miller
Court House
Catherine Lonz
Ruth Underwood
Lonz
Monroeville
Thomas Heydinger
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