Cincinnati man dies decades after bingo parlor shooting
Wallace Chenault 86 died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after being wounded by William McBee 98 during an argument at a bingo parlor in 1947. Coroner ruled the death homicide and closed the case on the long-ago double homicide.
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Kissinger Holds Talks With Israeli Team On Sinai Withdrawal
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Israeli negotiators in Jerusalem to discuss a new Sinai Desert troop withdrawal agreement. He dined with Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin before two and a half hours of talks with the U S and Israeli teams, described as very full and very friendly by Kissinger and Israeli officials.
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UPI
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Yigal Allon
Cleveland Sportscaster to Host Buckeye 300 Drawing
Gib Shanley, longtime Cleveland sportscaster and Browns radio play by play voice, will host the Ohio Lottery Buckeye 300 drawing. The show debuts February 27 at 7 30 p m on a statewide television network. Shanley, named Ohio sportscaster of the year in four years, has been with WEWS TV for eight years and active in Cleveland broadcasting for 14 years.
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Wews-Tv
Anderson urges welfare for hungry elderly over oil profits
Day to day Dayton Ohio audience hears Jack Anderson argue for redirecting welfare funds to hungry seniors rather than oil firms. He cites Exxon profits of 6.5 million and taxes at 5.5 percent versus 48 percent for others and recalls a White House cabinet meeting discussion that proposed higher oil company taxes but was rejected.
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UPI
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University of Dayton
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Weather Outlook and Local Marriages for February 11 1975
Light snow possible tonight with lows 18 to 22 and a 40 percent chance of precipitation. Wednesday cloudy with snow chances and highs in the 30s. Marriage license applications list Grine McCullough Armitage Spencer Goodsite Oshkesheguaam. Death notices for Eugene E. Howard and Leston F. Hatton.
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Willard
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Greenwich
Jerry L. Armitage
Diana L. Spencer
Robert E. Goodsite
Norwalk
Millman
Debra J. Oshkesheguaam
Ohio tourism spending debated by state official and public
Monday's question asks if Ohio should raise tourism funding from 80 000 dollars to 500 000 dollars to attract more visitors. Joanne McCrea, head of the travel bureau, argues the money will attract more revenue.
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Ohio
Joanne McCrea
Controversy Over Honor For Convicted Killer In Michigan
A civic award naming Lloyd E. Tisi one of Michigan's outstanding young men prompts outrage from the slain woman’s father. Tisi translated over 50 000 pages into Braille for blind readers, while opponents question the award’s justification and call for public input via phone votes.
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Michigan
Lloyd E. Tisi
Pheasant Pursuit Ends in Helicopter Crash in Columbus
In Columbus, Patrolman Franklin Kennedy pleaded guilty to departmental charges after a $55,000 police helicopter he piloted crashed while chasing a pheasant in 5-6 foot weeds. Officials said 38 year old Kennedy had also been flying erratically about a half hour earlier in pursuit of a fox.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Franklin Kennedy
Columbus
Kennedy
Luckiest Man In Norwalk Wins Again In Booster Draw
Bob Bolyard won the Norwalk Boosters Club monthly $250 drawing for the second time beating odds of six of 676 tickets. He lives at 22 Townsend, moved from Chicago six months ago, works at Wappler Instrument as manufacturing engineering manager, and has two children. Proceeds support the Boosters treasury.
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Marilyn
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Bobby
Randall
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Emergency Room Transformation Aims To Curb The Zoo Atmosphere
Cincinnati psychiatrist Dr Louis Spitz leads a $27000 funded program at Cincinnati General Hospital to reform ER culture. The project trains 245 staffers to change attitudes by examining feelings and anxieties, aiming to reduce harsh interactions with patients and improve care in the nation’s busiest Ohio ER.
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Kentucky
Norwalk Board and Planning Commission Meet Tonight
The Norwalk Board of Education convenes at 8 at the administration building on North Hester Street. The Planning Commission meets at 7 30 in the city council chambers.
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Hershey to resign as Norwalk athletic director this year
Howard Hershey will resign as athletic director of Norwalk High School at end of current school year. He says the job requires more time than possible with his teaching load and lack of secretary. He submitted the resignation January 7 and it will be read at the 8 p.m. board meeting with anticipated board approval.
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Norwalk High School
Hershey
Albion V. Gotaas
Norwalk City
State Orders Councilmen To Repay Christmas Bonuses
New London village officials face repayment of illegal Christmas bonuses paid to councilmen in 1971 1972 and 1973. Beatrice Bechtel the state examiner sent letters detailing amounts owed and the village clerk will receive repayments into the general fund.
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Bechtel
J.W. Stewart
John) Lowther
Michael Gilbert
Lowther
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