McKinley Violations Upheld By Ohio Elections Panel
Former sheriff candidate Gary McKinley was found in violation of one of 14 unfair campaign practices charges filed by Sheriff John Borgia. The panel handed the case to the Huron County prosecutor. McKinley faced potential misdemeanor penalties if convicted.
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Susan Kimbler
Columbus
Gary McKinley
John Borgia
Ohio Elections Commisson
McKinley
Statehouse
Borgia
Huron County
Commission
Robert Evans
Joel Mirman
Mirman
FBI
Huron County Commissioners
Carter Unveils Tax Plan Aiming At Jobs And Rebates
President elect Jimmy Carter proposes a one time tax rebate for Social Security recipients a permanent tax cut for low and moderate income groups and a plan to create 800000 jobs. Details on rebate amounts were not disclosed. House Speaker Thomas P ONeill was briefly treated at Albany Hospital for discomfort possibly from a kidney stone after a Plains meeting with Carter and congressional leaders.
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Plains
Albany
UPI
Thomas P. O'Neill
Jimmy Carter
Massachusetts
Washington
O'Neill
Carter
Financier William Pawley Ends Life at 80 in Miami Beach
Police report world financier and longtime envoy William D. Pawley killed himself in Miami Beach citing failing health. The 80 year old fired a .38 caliber pistol and left a note to his second wife Edna before collapsing at Mt. Sinai Hospital.
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Miami Beach
UPS
William D. Pawley
Pawley
Edna
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Nixon lawyers seek relief from White House tapes distribution
Former President Richard Nixon objects to the use of his White House taped conversations at cocktail parties and for commercial purposes. His lawyers asked the Supreme Court to bar public distribution of the tapes used in the Watergate cover up trial of aides in 1974.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
High Court
John J. Sirica
Weather outlook and births deaths in Norwalk area
Snow likely tonight with 2 to 4 inches accumulation and 70 percent chance of precipitation. Cold with lows around 10, Sunday partly cloudy with highs near 16 and 40 percent sun. Births announce a Norwalk newborn son for Richard Signs and Charles Loden. deaths note Robert K. Garner 55 and Carl A. Westrick 89 of Norwalk.
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Robert
Jake) K. Garner
Norwalk
Carl A. Westrick
Would you rather see courthouse stay open to 5 each day
The question posed on Friday asks residents whether the courthouse should extend weekday hours to 5 pm instead of opening on Saturdays. Public input seeks clarity on access needs and potential service impact.
County employee Hours Sparks Courthouse Vote Debate
Residents urge keeping current hours or extending access to the courthouse with Saturday openings. Some call for weekday extensions and others oppose changes. Public notice invites votes yes or no via phone numbers.
Not First Time Gun Fired In NL Station
A Reflector interview reveals repeated firearm incidents in New London area police facilities. Officers defend fast draw training while acknowledging risks as history shows guns went off in police stations, jail, and a sheriff's office.
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NL Station
David Ray
Huron County
New London Police
Timothy Budd
Reflector
New London
Emmett Mobberly
Norman Snyder
Norwalk
James Martin
Martin
John Borgia
Borgia
Grand Jury To Decide On Policeman's Death
New London police Sgt. Timothy Budd died after being shot in the lower jaw during a fast draw with Ptl. Robert Skillicorn. A Huron County Grand Jury will hear evidence despite the ruling that Budd’s death came from shock and blood loss.
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Richard Hauser
New London Police
Timothy Budd
Ptl
Robert
William Holman
Budd
Hauser
Grand Jury
Skillicorn
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New London
Barcola Tanker Aground Off Texas Coast
Liberian flag Barcola carrying 13 million gallons of crude oil ran aground 25 miles off Sabine Pass Texas. A rising tide lifted the ship free after 14 hours with no spills or injuries reported and no tugs needed. Coast Guard Cmdr Merrill Louks confirmed it floated free without damage.
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Port Arthur
Tex
UPI
Texas
Coast Guard
Merrill Louks
Sabine Pass
One Way To Lose Weight Ends With Rescue In Ventura
Richard Kaczmarczyk aimed to lose weight by a month long wilderness fast in Los Padres National Forest. He failed to return prompting three hikers to alert deputies. A search helicopter airlifted him from a snow covered area near his campsite where he was too weak to hike out.
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Ventura, Calif
UPI
Richard Kaczmarczyk
Los Padres National Forest
Ferpe
Kaczmarczyk
Sears Ordered To Pay 10.1 Million in Bay Area Fraud Case
A Bay Area jury ordered Sears Roebuck and Co. to pay 10.1 million dollars to eight couples in a consumer fraud suit over the Add A Room program. Sixteen plaintiffs will share 158 thousand in compensatory damages and 10 million in punitive damages. Frederick Rosener of Hayward said he paid 4,000 dollars for a new bedroom and work stopped after Sears subcontractor United Remodeling went bankrupt.
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Superior Court
Thomas McBride
Frederick Rosener
Hayward
Sears
United
Rosener
Helen
Peter
Sue Elkind
Oakland
Gas Company Must Explain Shortage in Ohio
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved a 30 percent curtailment by Columbia Gas of Ohio for small industrial and commercial customers while demanding an explanation for the statewide gas shortage. A public hearing is set for February 1 to decide whether the plan should extend to March 31 and the company will disclose cutback sizes within two weeks.
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Columbus
UPS
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Columbia
Luther Heckman
PACO
Heckman
Columbia Gas System, Inc
Wilmington Ce
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Evans
Barman and Seitz Construction Co
Bar
James Seitz
Ry ‘Ors
Nixon
Richard Signs
Charles Loden
Monroeville
Huron County Board of Commissioners
Moon
Robert Prusha
Bobby
Prushas
Cleveland
Attorney's
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