Cincinnati clinic reports seven month abortion total
The Cincinnati Women's Services clinic says 1,100 abortions were performed in the first seven months of operation and more than 2,500 women have received counseling or medical care. Wiesen notes the one year anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling. Racial and age breakdowns are provided for patients.
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Cincinnati
API
Cincinnati Women’s Services
Diane B. Wiesen
Miss Wiesen
U.S. Supreme Court
Arab oil embargo declared fully in effect by U.S. official
Federal energy official John C. Sawhill said latest statistics show the Arab oil embargo is fully effective as leaks from third countries have ceased. In Los Angeles, Dean Martin Jr was arrested for illegal possession of multiple machine guns and a cannon at his Beverly Hills home. Washington reporters noted blank stretches in Nixon tapes during Watergate hearings.
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Washington
UPI
United States
John C. Sawhill
Federal Energy Office
FEO
Los Angeles
API
Dean Martin
Beverly Hills
Dean Paul Martin Jr
UCLA
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Treasury Department
Vietnam
North Korea
ATF
Young Martin
FMS
Martin
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnez Jr
Dino, Desi and
Billy
Olivia Hussey
Juliet
Romeo and Juliet
Ohio soybean marketing program rejected by voters
Ohio Agriculture Director Gene R Abercrombie announced that 4,455 soybean farmers across 87 counties voted 51.56 percent in favor of a proposed marketing program. Despite the passage, those in favor produced 58.7 percent of the 10.5 million bushels cast by all voters, short of the 66 2/3 percent threshold and 51 percent of the voting population needed for approval.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Agriculture
Gene R. Abercrombie
Abercrombie
Moorer rejects spy-ring claim as ludicrous and false
Adm. William Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says he received some White House military discussions from an unauthorized source but calls the reports "essentially useless." He denounces as ludicrous the claim the JCS ran a spy ring in 1971 due to being kept in the dark on Kissinger policy actions.
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Washington
UPI
William H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Moorer
Joint Chiefs
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Jaworski seeks FBI probe into Nixon tape gap cause
Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski said he asked the FBI to investigate the erasure of one Nixon tape, noting it would be very difficult to prove accidental. If FBI findings suggest the President may have relevant information, he would be asked to provide it.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Sirica
Nixon
J. Fred Buzhardt
White House
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean
Sirica
Buzhardt
H.R. Haldeman
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Dirica
James T. St. Clair
Richard Ben-Veniste
Ben-Veniste
Dean
Mitchell
FBI
Jaworski
Weather and Births Report for Norwalk Area
Cloudy today with a chance of showers and rain likely tonight. Highs in the upper 30s to low 40s, with lows around the mid 30s. Winds southeast to southerly, then northerly. Norwalk high 34 low 27. Trace precipitation. Sunrise 8 49 sunset 6 25. Births: Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hinckley Norwalk rural, a boy.
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Norwalk
Egypt and Israel sign disengagement pact at Kilometer 101
United Press International reports the Israeli and Egyptian chiefs of staff signed a disengagement agreement at Kilometer 101 on the Cairo Suez Road. Kissinger announced plans to pursue a similar accord between Israel and Syria and to begin Syrian negotiations on the Golan Heights with President Sadat in Aswan.
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United Press International
Kilometer 101
Cairo- Suez
Suez Canal
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Kissinger
Aswan
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Golan Heights
Middle East
United States
Egypt
Sadat
Richard Nixon
Golda Meir
UPI
Retiring House curmudgeon H R Gross ends 26 year run
Washington reports Henry Royce Gross known as the Last of the Big Non spenders is retiring at 74 after 13 two year terms. The Republican from the House back bench opposed waste and liberal ideas, led crusades for thrift, and named the I TO T Club while pushing attendance.
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Arnold B. Sawislak Washington
UPI
H.R. Gross
Grant Wood
Iowa
Congress
Henry Royce Gross
Gross
House
Boy Dies After Being Run Over By Excavator
Bay View police report 13 year old Mickey Notestine was crushed beneath a rear backing earth mover operated by Scott Staschke in Bay View while substituting as a Sandusky Register carrier. Notestine died en route to Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Staschke remains hospitalized for shock. Notestine, an eighth grader at Margaretta Middle School, belonged to local church groups and leaves parents and three sisters plus a brother. Funeral arrangements were announced with services at Sandusky Baptist Temple and burial at Castalia Cemetery.
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Bay View
New London
Michael
Mickey
R.L. Edgington Excavating Co
Staschke
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Margaretta Middle School
Area Woman Sues Store Over Fall Incident
Mrs. Varga sues T A Thrif-T-Mart Mansfield operator Tracy and Avery Inc and manager Paul Hippler for 120000 claiming she slipped on water moisture and wax in a Benedict Ave store aisle on Jan 28 1972 injuring her spine thigh pelvis and leg. Jury trial requested by attorney Robert McKown.
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T&a
Thrif-T-Mart
Benedict Ave
Common Pleas Court
James R. Varga
Norwalk
Tracy and Avery, Inc
Mansfield
Paul Hippler
Collins
Varga
Robert McKown
Plymouth
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Fidelity
Blue Cross
Ohio
David Phillips
State Administrative Services Department
Dino
U.S
Dino Martin, Jr
Kenneth Hinckley
Boy
FT Hospital
Damascus
Awan
Sandusky
Richard L. Notestine
Margaret
Luellynne
Robin Lynne
Richard, Jr
William
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Castalia
Mr. and
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Lester N. Dawes
Pamela Jean
Frey- Groff Funeral
Sandusky Baptist Temple
Russell Dennis
Castalia Cemetery
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