Kinard Resigns to Join Browns as Defensive Back Coach
Billy Kinard director of research and development for the Green Bay Packers resigns to become defensive back coach for the Cleveland Browns. Kinard will reunite with former Packers teammate Forrest Gregg, now Browns head coach. He previously served as Green Bay defensive back coach in 1974 before shifting to R and D in 1975 under Bart Starr.
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Green Bay Packers
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Packers
Forrest Gregg
Browns
Dan Devine
Bart Starr
Connally Backed by Write-In Campaign in New Hampshire
A write-in campaign for former Treasury Secretary John Connally began today in the New Hampshire Democratic primary. Connally, a former Texas governor who switched to the GOP, disavowed ads placed by Richard Viguerie across nine dailies and one weekly.
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United Press International
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John Connally
New Hampshire
Texas
GOP
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Ohio Allows On Licenses Donor Declarations For Organs
Motorists renewing licenses at deputy registrar offices may declare willingness to donate organs after death and list blood type. The declaration is optional and covers kidneys eyes heart tissue bones and other parts for transplant to living persons.
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United Press International
Ohio
Box Makers Indicted Over Carton Price Fixing Scheme
A federal grand jury indicted 23 corporations and 50 current and former executives on charges of conspiring to fix prices for folding cardboard cartons used by food processors, drug and cosmetic manufacturers, and beverage producers. Attorney General Edward Levi announced the indictments.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Levi
Weather Outlook and Local Notices for February 19 1976
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with 2S the low to mid 20s. Mostly fair Friday with highs in the 40s. Winds west to northwest 10 to 15 mph tonight. Temperatures Wednesday 58 to 35. Humidity readings show 100 percent at 7 am, 78 percent at 1 pm, 96 percent at 7 pm. Total precipitation 1.2 inches. Sunrise 7 17 am Sunset 6 06 pm Moonrise 11 21 pm Moonset 9 25 am. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATION Larry J Tackett Plymouth factory worker and Joyce Mann Willard student. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Kevin Wolfe New London boy.
City Charter Change Question Sparks Division on Mayor Raise
Voters split 69.1 percent against a charter change to raise the mayor mid term while 30.9 percent support a raise citing leadership duties. A cigarette tax proposal for medical research is also noted with phone vote lines.
Window washers survive windy fall from 22 story bank building
Two Cincinnati youths Gary Berry and Roger Wheeler clung to window frames as scaffolding tore loose on the City National Bank building in Columbus. Firemen used a ladder to reach them after 20 minutes suspended by four cables. they were taken to Grant Hospital and uninjured apart from shock.
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Veterans bristle at long hair while tobacco tax sparks debate
In Harrisburg veterans fear aging members and recruitment gaps threaten the American Legion and VFW as younger veterans from Korea and Vietnam drift away. In Washington Senators from tobacco states clash with a proposed 9.3 billion four year cigarette tax to fund disease research and spark government action urged by Nobel laureate Dulbecco.
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America
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Frank Rinaldi
Canonsburg
VFW
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Craig A. Palmer
Washington
Renato Dulbecco
Senate
Dward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Gary Hart
Colorado
Ford
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Norwalk Mayor Goodsite vows veto on midterm pay raise
Norwalk Mayor Wayne Goodsite said he would veto any attempt to increase his salary during his term. He spoke after council members discussed a charter change that would allow a raise before term end. The mayor earns 15000 dollars annually. a prior plan to raise pay stalled by timing. A 16 year old girl charged with pennenens bomb threat to Norwalk schools will have a March 16 hearing in juvenile court.
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Robert Williams
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Maplehurst PTO Meeting Tonight in Multipurpose Room
The Maplehurst School PTO will meet at 7 30 tonight in the school's multipurpose room. The St Paul varsity wrestlers will meet Monroeville tonight at 7 p m in St Pauls gym.
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Senior Center Is Back In Business
Officers of the Firelands Senior Outreach Center moved to new quarters at the Shady Lane Home administration wing and reopened on a regular schedule. The 10 am to 4 pm daily operation follows a fire that destroyed St. Pauls Episcopal parish house. chair and equipment loans from Eagles Lodge and citizens support programs while fundraising for six more card tables and other essentials continue.
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Magdaline Zipfel
Zipfel
Alma Stower
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Dorothy Derby
George Woodworth
Tim Hohman
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Rosalea Shipley
Eagles Lodge
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Family Sues for 600000 in Fatal Norwalk Crash
A 13 year old and his parents file in Huron County Common Pleas Court seeking 600000 after a Jan. 11 crash on Milan Avenue killed the boy’s grandparents. The suit names Donald R. Shantz as the driver and lists injuries to Scott Stewart including facial lacerations and multiple fractures. The parents seek 100000 for medical bills and loss of services. The action is brought by James T. Murray for the Stewart family.
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Scott A. Stewart
Louis Stewart
Donald R. Shantz
Corwin St
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Milan Avenue
Russell Stower
Stower
Rose
Shantz
Huron County Bar Announces Low-Cost Legal Aid Referral
The Huron County Bar Association launches a civil matters referral service for low income residents. A telephone line 4668 with calls directed to a county list of attorneys will set fees at the lawyer’s discretion. The plan, funded by dues and public support, aims to ease access for seniors and welfare recipients.
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Legal Aid Society of
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Young
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