Two Ohio Doctors and a Dentist Die in Kentucky Plane Crash
A single engine private plane crashed in a heavy snow storm near Paintsville Kentucky killing three physicians from Xenia and Kettering Ohio. Victims identified as Dr Philip Virgadlito pilot Dr Gerald Parris and Dr David DiSalvo. Rescue crews found two bodies together and the third about 50 feet away.
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Paintsville
UPI
Ohio
Kentucky
Johnson County
Ray Melvin
Philip D. Virgadlito
Xenia
Gerald David Parris
David Nolan DiSalvo
Kettering
Nyree Dawn Porter Delivers Girl In Weekend Birth
Nyree Dawn Porter star of The Forsythe Sage and The Protectors welcomed a baby girl this weekend. She called the birth her dearest wish come true and said she has no plans to marry.
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Nyree Dawn Porter
Forsythe Sage
the Protectors
UPI
Ohio study urges regional cooperation in growth
The Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development projects nine of ten residents will live in metro areas by century's end. Two reports urge Central Ohio cities to pool resources for pollution control mass transit and permanent open space planning through intergovernmental cooperation.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Lions Kill Two Men At Frejus Zoo Then Are Shot
In Frejus France four lions killed the zoo director and an assistant who walked into the lion park Sunday. A nearby zoo director fatally shot the lions as they attacked the corpses. French vets condemned the killings and critics blamed the director for unsafe conditions at the zoo.
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Frejus
France
UPI
Frejus Zoo
Lion Park
Berne
Riviera
Nice
California Quake Shakes Southern California Again
A strong earthquake rattled Southern California this morning marking a second quake in as many days. No damage or injuries were reported at once.
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United Press International
California
Weather and Local Notices for Norwalk Area
Variable cloudiness and cold with a chance of snow flurries today. High in the low 20s. Partly cloudy and cold tonight with a chance of snow flurries this evening. Low 5-10. Fair and continued cold Tuesday. High near 20. Precipitation chances 40 30 20 percent. Winds west to southwest 10 18 mph. Sunrise 7 52 Sunset 5 20 Moon 8 19 7 01. Norwalk high 28 low 10 no precip. Marriage license Gary W Clark Wakeman student Martha A Coultrip Wakeman secretary. Births Motter Norwalk girl. Deaths Hixon 62 Port Clinton Marquardt 55 Norwalk Bessie Simmons 84 Norwalk Leon B Stone 85 New London LeBeau 70 Norwalk Urie 54 Shelby.
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Norwalk
Earl Hixon
Port Clinton
Edwin F. Marquardt
Bessie Simmons
Leon
B. Stone
New London
Francis O. LeBeau
James M. Urie
Shelby
Illegal Aliens Flood U.S. Job Market
The article reports a surge of illegal aliens entering and occupying U.S. jobs, with estimates ranging from 4.5 to 8 million. Officials call it a severe national crisis, prompting a Cabinet-level task force led by Attorney General Saxbe to seek immediate resources and legal solutions.
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Latin America
Europe
Asia
United States
U.S
Immigration and Naturalization Service
William Saxbe
Ford
Leonard F. Chapman, Jr
Rhodes Promises Thousands Of Jobs In Ohio Inaugural
Governor Rhodes vows bold industrial program to create thousands of jobs. He orders the Department of Economic and Community Development to expand industry and cut red tape. EPA to move $350 million in pollution control projects, including sewage plants, with first groundbreakings in 90 to 120 days estimating 35 000 new jobs.
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Rhodes
Ohio
Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Dussell Goes Trial Before Three Judges In Murder Case
Dennis Dussell, 19, former Huron High School football star, chooses trial by a three Judge panel for aggravated murder and kidnapping in Jodi Auble slaying. Erie County Common Pleas Court Judges James I McCrystal James A Young and Paul E Work hear opening statements as 23 witnesses are slated.
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Sandusky
Dennis Dussell
Dussell
James I. McCrystal
James A. Young
Paul E. Work
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Huron
Jodi Auble
John Moyer
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Moyer
Miss Auble
Ford to Address State of the Union on Jobs and Economy
President Ford prepares final drafts of the State of the Union message amid focus on jobs and energy. A George Washington University Hospital clerk asked for jobs as Ford left St. John's Episcopal Church, highlighting public concern over unemployment.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
Peter Kimball
Kimball
George Washington University Hospital
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Congress
Door to door dog license checks spark legal debate
Voters express mixed views on county officials inspecting homes for unlicensed dogs. 81 percent call the method unconstitutional or akin to police state tactics, while 19 percent support door to door enforcement and broader licensing aims. Some say checks are legal when tied to audits, others demand proofs at the auditor's office.
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Huron County
Ventura Woman Rescued After Six Days In Canyon
Barbara Wilson, 46, trapped in a 500-foot forest canyon after her car went off a mountain road near Ojai January 6, was rescued Sunday. A passerby walking his dog ignored her pleas for help, but four teenagers hiking nearby alerted authorities. Wilson survived with a knee gash and exposure, aided by Highway Patrolman Al Goldberg and hospital staff.
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Ventura
Calif
UPI
Barbarara Wilson
Richard Ashby
Community Memorial Hospital
Goldberg
Highway Patrol
Wilson
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Raymond Brewer
Tiffin
Ohio Turnpike
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Gary W. Clark
Wakeman
Martha A. Coultrip
Mrs
David Motter
Lakewood
Maxwell Osterling
Huron High School
Jodie Auble
Firelands
Kenneth Majoy
Huron Police
Douglas Hale
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Ruby Kohlman
Sawmill Creek Lodge
George Howells
Ashley
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