Hanson and Betsy Hanson O Grady Placed on State Payroll
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports John S. Hanson, 19, son of John Hansan, former Gilligan chief of staff, and Betsy O Grady, 21, daughter of Eugene P. O Grady, Gilligan campaign manager, were added to a state payroll after the November election. A personnel list reviewed by Administrative Services Director Richard Krabach did not disclose their department.
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Columbus
UPI
John Hansan
John J. Gilligan
Eugene P. O’grady
Gilligan
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Administrative Services
Richard Krabach
John S. Hanson
Betsy O’grady
Legalize Pro Sports Bets in Ohio Says Motts
U.S. Rep. Ronald M. Motts of Ohio urged government sanctioned betting on pro sports. He said legalization could curb illegal gambling, noting a $40 billion to $50 billion industry and that about 10 percent of illicit sports gambling profits go to public officials.
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Cleveland
UPI
U.S
Ronald M. Motts
Ohio
Mississippi Governor Doubts Wallace Run for President
Gov. Bill Waller of Mississippi said he doubts Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace will mount a 1976 presidential bid. He cited Wallace’s wounded condition from 1972 and his overt actions as reasons a southern winner appeal may not materialize.
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Washington
UPI
Bill Waller
Mississippi
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Waller
Wallace
Three Area Men Missing After Cross Country Flight
A search for three northern Ohio men missing since last Thursday in a light four passenger plane expands to Oregon mountains after a loggers report of possible wreckage near Philomath. The group including David Lamb 38 Bellevue and David Stadler 43 Castalia and John Stadler 39 Castalia departed Huron Jan 15 en route to Stadler’s brother William, with no messages during bad weather.
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Eugene
Ore
Ohio
Oregon Mountains
Philomath
Here
John Stadler
Castalia
North Bend
Stadler
Stadlers
William
Huron
Harold Lamb
Bellevue
Coast Guard
Oregon National Guard
Milt Ruberg
Lamb
Oregon
David Lamb
Norfolk and Western Railroad
David Stadler
Century planetary conjunction spurs Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia sightings
UPI reports experts say the Monday night UFO wave across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia was caused by a rare planet pairing Venus and Jupiter. Stan Gordon of the Pennsylvania Center on UFO Research notes the conjunction is a century event lasting about a week.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Stan Gordo
Pennsylvania Center On Ufo Research
Greensburg
Gordon
Weather and notices from Willard area
Cloudy with light rain tonight turning to possible flurries by morning. Lows in the 30s, then mid 30s Wednesday with 50 percent precip. Winds west to northwest 10 to 20 mph. Marriage licenses for Gordon Duncan and Karen Keaton, Robert White and Maria Collins, Keith O Dell and Barbara Lierenz. Birth in Willard for Virgil Funk and wife. Deaths listed for Shaver, Kessler, Behrendsen, Palmer, Rothschild, Johnson.
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Gordon C. Duncan
Willard
Karen K. Keaton
Robert G. White
Sandusky
Maria A. Collins
Keith B. O’dell
Greenwich
Farmer
Barbara J. Lierenz
Norwalk
Marie Shaver
Ida A. Kessler
Shelby
Carl J.F. Behrendsen
Clyde
Carl R. Palmer
Lewis J. (Butch) Rothschild
Bert Johnson
Cambridge
Should conservatives form a third party poll prompt
Opinion Line reports a Monday question on third party prospects for conservatives with 68.8 percent YES and 31.2 percent NO. It notes commentary about party differences and future possibilities. A California high school survey asks students to choose between relaxed, informal classes or traditional ones with teachers addressed by last names. Calls to vote are requested at two numbers before midnight.
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California
Seven Year Itch Reported in Huron County Health Warning
Health department reports scabies with itchy, blistering rashes in Huron County. Children with symptoms must stay home until a doctor confirms treatment and non transmission. The skin mite Sarcoptes Scabies burrows under skin, with eggs hatching in days and itchy symptoms peaking at night.
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Huron County
Health Department
Bert Johnson Dies Of Heart Attack At Y in Cambridge
Bert Johnson 40 died of a heart attack at about 10 45 p.m. Monday at a Cambridge YMCA after 16 heart operations in two years. Survived by his wife Shirley Mason and six children, he moved from Norwalk to Cambridge December 16 and was active with the First Baptist Church. Funeral services set for Thursday at Bundy Law Funeral Home with burial in Northwood Cemetery.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Bert Johnson
Johnson
Norwalk
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Mr. Johnson
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Upper Sandusky
Shirley Mason
Joseph
Kathleen) Leroux
Linda Sue
Sherry Lynne
Ronald Eugene
Harry Horner
Donald Lee
Dale
Louanna) Rogers
Lillian Johnson
East Fultenham
Bundy Law Funeral Home
Funeral
William J. Bowser
Northwood Cemetery
Birthrate Drops 24 Percent in Huron County Over decade
Huron County records show births fell nearly 24 percent since 1964 with 1974 total 745 births, while deaths declined 13 percent to 389. Majority of births occurred in Norwalk and Willard, with heart disease and cancer leading causes of death and infancy mortality noted. Certified birth and death certificates available locally for immediate service.
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Huron County
Huron County Department of Health
Norwalk
Willard
Health Department
Columbus
Six Skiers Fly From Lift At Mad River Glen
At Mad River Glen in Vermont a chair lift with 79 skiers lost and then tightened, tossing six riders from seats. Four injured, one in critical condition. A teen skier’s clothing snagged the chair causing the mishap. rescue crews evacuated riders. It was later noted another item about Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen entering the 1976 Democratic presidential race.
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Waitsfield
UPI
Mad River Glen
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Texas
Chrysler to tighten belt after record loss in 1974
Chrysler Corp. reports a 73.5 million dollar fourth quarter loss, totaling 52 million for 1974, the worst in 50 years. Chairman Lynn Townsend and President John Riccardo blame high interest rates inflation gasoline shortages and political factors and promise further cost cuts to restore profitability while noting a partial recovery from a rebate program started January 12.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
John Riccardo
Ford Administration
Townsend
Riccardo
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Spring Valley
N.Y
Mrs. Slam
Kenneth Quackenbush
Bal Harbour
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