Exner offers memoirs on Kennedy ties for 2 million
Judith Campbell Exner says she had a close personal relationship with President Kennedy while linked to two reputed Mafia leaders and is offering her memoirs for 2 million. New York agent Scott Meredith says there are magazine rights offers and about one hundred requests from publishers to bid.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Judith Campbell Exner
Kennedy
Los Angeles Times
Ixner
New York
Scott Meredith
The
Times
Meredith
Ohio Senate OKs Tornado Drill Mandate for Schools
The Ohio Senate unanimously approves House passed bill requiring all public and private elementary and secondary schools to conduct tornado drills and instruct on precautions. The measure awaits House concurrence on a technical amendment before sending to Gov. Rhodes for signature. Supported by the U S Weather Bureau, the Ohio School Boards Association, and the Buckeye Association of School Administrators.
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UPI
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House
James A. Rhodes
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio School Boards Association
Buckeye Association of School Administrators
Stanton to enter Ohio Senate primary against Metzenbaum
Rep. James Stanton of Ohio is expected to announce next Monday his bid for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination. Former Sen. Howard Metzenbaum confirmed his plan to seek Taft’s seat as Stanton plans a 9 a.m. news conference. In California, lawmakers move to rename the Nixon Freeway to the Marine Freeway along Highway 90 from Marina Del Rey to Anaheim.
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Columbus
Sacramento
Calif
UPS
Richard M. Nixon
California Senate Transportation Committee
Marina del Rey
Anaheim
Kennedy arrives in London in casual jeans outfit
Caroline Kennedy touched down in London wearing blue jeans under a long coat and brushed off the Hollywood designer's annual Worst Dressed list. Blackwell, listing unfashionable women, called her look a "shaggy dog in pants" but she treats the remark as a joke.
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UPI
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Blackwell
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Dunlop Quits Post After Ford Veto
John T. Dunlop resigned as secretary of labor after President Ford vetoed a bill Dunlop supported. Dunlop sent a one paragraph letter not mentioning the veto. Ford replied with reluctance in accepting the resignation.
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Washington
UPI
John T. Dunlop
Labor
Ford
Dunlop
White House
January 14 1976 Weather and Births Deaths Brief
Mostly clear tonight with low 15 to 20. Thursday cloudy with highs upper 20s and 20 percent rain. NW winds 5 to 10 mph. Births list includes Rossman Norwalk boy Patchen Norwalk boy Deskins New London girl Tillinghast Berlin eight Sandusky Memorial Bennett New London girl Huddleston Willard boy. Deaths note Milda L. Beamer, 84, Richmond Illinois.
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Charles Rossman
Norwalk
Robert Patchen
Ernie Deskins
New London
Michael Tillinghast
Berlin
Sandusky
Billy J. Bennett
Willard
Davey Huddleston
Tuesday's Question: Would You Shoot A Vandal At Property
A local poll asks readers whether shooting at a vandal damaging personal property is justified. The piece notes differing views among residents and urges caution in responding.
Bicentennial Vote Hotline Numbers Circulated
Readers are urged to call two phone lines to cast a vote yes or no on the nation’s Bicentennial celebration. The lines 668 8544 and 668 8345 operate for ballots by midnight.
Reagan Faces Egg Tossers At Wisconsin Campaign Stop
Ronald Reagan drew jeers and tossed eggs in Oshkosh as hecklers disrupted his UW Oshkosh appearance. He kept a cool demeanor, answered questions for 20 minutes, and exited amid egg scraps while Secret Service contained the scene. His aides say the incident could bolster support by highlighting his composure.
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Lance J. Herdegen
Oshkosh, Wis
UPI
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Cowtown
Albee Hall
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Reagan
Secret Service
Ford
Janesville
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Florida
Exeex Resignations Over Slush Fund Probe At Gulf Oil
Gulf Oil directors including chairman B R Dorsey resigned amid a probe into a slush fund and illegal political gifts. Jerry McAfee to become chairman and CEO. other executives William Henry Fred Deering and Herbert Manning also resigned. The McCloy report found top executives involved and recommended reform. Gulf halted illegal contributions and faced prior fines and overseas gifts.
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Manning
New York
John McCloy
Gulf
Nixon
McCloy
Dorsey
Ohio Pilot's Plane Crashes Into Army Truck
Ohio pilot William F. Long, 30, said fog and bright runway lights prevented him from spotting the emergency landing strip at Ft. Campbell. His Beech VE 18 struck a crash truck carrying Cleland Bedwell and Herbert Rust, who died. Long, injured with a fractured hip, said the truck moved into his path as he swerved.
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UPT
Ohio
William F. Long
Galion
Hamilton Aviation
Louisville
Paducah
Ft. Campbell Military
Long
Cleland Bedwell
Clarksville, Tenn
Herbert Rust
Hopkinsville
Post Hospital
Army Post
Bedwell
Rust
Midwest snowstorm spins strong hook from Panhandle
A powerful Panhandle hook snowstorm dumped heavy snow across the Midwest closing schools and delaying air travel while advancing toward New England. Wisconsin forecasters call it Panhandle hook as warnings urge six inches or more from Maine to New Hampshire and advisories stretch from Michigan to New York. A second storm battered the South and lower Midwest with rain winds and two tornadoes causing injuries and damage.
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Midwest
Newngland
Maine
New Hampshire
Michigan
Ohio River
New York State
Lower Midwest
FTC Imposes Record $280,000 Penalty Over Geritol Ads
The Federal Trade Commission announced a historic civil penalty of $280,000 against J B Williams Co for false Geritol advertising in 1969. The settlement prohibits claims that Geritol cures tiredness or rundown feelings without noting iron-deficiency anemia is not usually the cause.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
W.T. Grant Co
FTC
J.B. Williams Co
New York
West Point Braces For Gas Cadets
More than 500 women have applied to join West Point as the first female cadets in the 174 year history. Col. Thomas Garigan notes readiness measures and possible policies for pregnant cadets, with 200 of 500 applicants nominated and admissions judged by academics leadership and fitness tests.
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New York Stock Exchange
Ford
Wall Street
West Point
Jane Thacker
UPI
Peter Mackler
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
Col
Thomas Garigan
Garigan
Defense Department
U.S Territory
Meanest Neighbor In World
Anthony West of Coventry England was jailed for a seven year vendetta against neighbors Joseph and Monica Fisher. He harassed them with hammering and blasting, tampered with their TV, and piped gas into their home, risking explosions before his arrest and a one year sentence.
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England
UPI
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Fisher
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