Taft vows reelection bid amid six Ohio stops
Sen Robert A Taft Jr pledges to continue fighting big spending while running again in a six city Ohio tour with stops in Columbus Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Dayton He defends aid for the needy yet targets programs he says fatten those who govern. A separate Cleveland case saw a black couple awarded 10000 in a federal jury housing discrimination suit against Thomas Reap Realty and two salesmen.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Robert A. Taft, Jr
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Youngstown
Toledo
Dayton
Highland Heights
James R. Harper
Janice E
Thomas Reap Realty
Gates Mills
George F
Mercenaries Executed in Angola Report Draws UK Response
Prime Minister Harold Wilson cited reports that up to 14 British mercenaries were executed by a firing squad in Angola with many others killed in fighting. He told Parliament that a tragic loss of life appears probable and that a considerable number were killed in warlike operations. Separately in Columbus, Ohio, George C. Eyrich and Jay Eoe Jr. were named to the President Ford Committee, with Eyrich a policy advisor to local committees and Eoe involved with North Central Television.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Angola
Wilson
Columbus
George C. Eyrich
Cincinnati
Jay Eoe Jr
Sandusky
Ford
Ohio
Eyrich
National Savings Association
State Central Committee
Hamilton County
Wagner
North Central Television Inc
Ohio Association of Broadcasters
Guatemalan Quake Toll Passes Fifteen Thousand
Government officials report more than 15 000 dead after five days of earthquakes in Guatemala City and across the republic. A fresh tremor struck the capital early Sunday causing shaking buildings and panicked crowds as church leaders urged repentance.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
UPI
Harris Carter Close Race in Oklahoma Caucuses
Fred Harris and Jimmy Carter run a tight finish in the Democratic Oklahoma caucuses, both trails behind uncommitted support for Gov. David Boren. Lloyd Bentsen, polling under 12 percent, cancels a Missouri appearance and returns to Texas to reassess his campaign.
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United Press International
Fred Harris
Jimmy Carter
Oklahoma
David Boren
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Missouri
Texas
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 20s to 30s and a 10 percent chance of precip. Tuesday mostly cloudy with a 30 percent shower chance and highs in the 40s. Marriage licenses issued to McCowan Hatley and Schwab Burham. Births include several local families with newborn boys and girls. Deaths note Mrs. Anna Lindeman and Baby Tonia Noftz.
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Anna Lindeman
Willard
Tonia Noftz
John Noftz
Huron
Norwalk Housing Funds Question Draws Lively Reactions
Saturday poll on federal funding for housing rehabilitation shows 94.9 percent against and 5.1 percent in favor. Voters cite fears of landlord gain and bureaucratic waste, with some calling for a yes or no vote by telephoning two numbers before midnight.
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Norwalk
Ellett
Doctor Quits To Cook Fish N Chips Over Insurance Hike
Dr Sherman Hershfield, a neurologist, quit malpractice practice in Southern California as premiums jumped from 884 to 3420 dollars. He works in a fish and chip restaurant, earning about two dollars an hour, and plans to switch to road asphalting when possible. He cites moral doubt and desire for happiness amid the strike’s impact.
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California
James J. Doyle
Thousand Oaks
Calif
UPI
Sherman Hershfield
Hershfield
Plaque Honors Drowning Victim At St Paul High School
The class of 1972 at St Paul High School dedicated a plaque for William P Magnuson a 1972 graduate who drowned April 22 at Cave Run Lake near Morehead State University Kentucky He earned nine varsity letters in football basketball and baseball and held 3.7 GPA while majoring in television and radio at Morehead State University A $100 semester scholarship was created in his memory by the university.
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St. Paul High School
William P. Magnuson
Marian Magnuson
Norwalk
Edmund Magnuson
William Magnuson
Agnuson
Cave Run
Morehead State University
Kentucky
Magnuson
St. Paul
Morehead
Daugherty
Dillon
Gerald Klading
State St
Klading
Aes
Fume Victims Released From Local Hospital
Marsha Peoples and her mother Ethel Peoples were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes Friday night and released from the hospital over the weekend. Miss Peoples is a Pleasant Street School kindergarten teacher. Carl Peoples and Kay Kersey were treated and released. The Peoples had traveled from Newcomerstown to assist with moving to a Stoutenburg Drive home.
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Marsha Peoples
Ethel Peoples
Miss Peoples
Pleasant Street
Carl
Kay Kersey
Lawyers Appointed for Slayer in 1973 Toledo Murder Appeal
Two Toledo Public Defender lawyers Henry Herschel and Paul Accetoda were appointed by the Sixth District Court of Appeals to represent Larry Robinson in his appeal seeking a third trial for the 1973 murder of Alice White Womack. Herschel previously won a second trial for Robinson in 1975, with the court ordering a transcript of the second trial for the defense while denying Robinson access to the transcript for personal use.
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Toledo Public Defender’s Office
Larry Robinson
Alice White Womack
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Robinson
Henry Herschel
Paul Accetoda
Herschel
Court of Appeals
County Seeks Jail Grant
Huron County Commissioners request a $50,000 federal grant for fiscal 1977 to fund second phase jail improvements including second floor work. Local share would be $10,000, totaling $60,000 for the program.
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Huron County Commissioners
Huron County
Newalk Tonigh Music Demo For Parents At Bronson Elementary
A string and instrumental music demonstration for parents will be held at 7 30 tonight in the multipurpose room of Bronson Elementary School. Norwalk High School Boosters meet at 8 tonight in the high school cafeteria.
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Bronson Elementary School
Norwalk High School
Norwalk seeks refund for narc dog from trainer
Norwalk police want a refund of 1800 dollars paid by the Norwalk Jaycees for narcotics dog J C Dillon. The dog has bitten two people in a week and will be returned to his New Albany trainer under a contract that refunds money if the dog is disabled.
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Norwalk
J.C. Dillon
Dillon
Norwalk Jaycees
Donald Daugherty
Oeat
New Albany
Ohio
Daugherty
Indiana
Willard Police
The
Schroeder Reinstated As Norwalk High Basketball Coach
Norwalk High School reinstates head basketball coach John Schroeder effective today. Principal George Perry announced his return after a special board meeting amid concerns from parents. nineteen parents signed a letter prompting the review. Schroeder will lead afternoon practice at the Junior High gym.
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John Schroeder
Norwalk High School
George Perry
Schroeder
Hroeder
Norwalk Board of Education
Dorothy Delianides
Albion Gotaas
Perry
Gotaas
Bellevue
Board of Education
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George M. McCowan
Terry L. Hatley
Gary V. Schwab
Darla L. Burham
Maynard Scheid
Monroeville
John Koch
North Fairfield
Randolph Skinner
Randall Williams
Jimmie Winans
Greenwich
Michael Dublo
Opwniow Line
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Senate Commerce Committee
Roger Holman
Ohio 99
Ridge
Monroe
Walter Greilich
Richard Palmer
Olin Schneider
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Gene F. Krull
Alan Stang
U.S. 20
Stang
Ridge Street
Monroe Street
Greilich
Palmer
F T
JoAnne Roush
Blackglass Lady
Christie Lane
Moose Lodge
Newalk Tonigh
Delianides
Norwalk City
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