Kissinger Arrives in Madrid for Polaris Treaty Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met King Juan Carlos in Madrid to sign a treaty withdrawing Polaris submarines from Spain within two years. The accord includes a 1.25 billion dollar five year package of military credits aid and cultural scientific and educational exchanges.
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Spain
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Juan Carlos
United States
Francisco Franco
South Africa Eyes Possible Angola Troop Pullout
Rumors spread that about 1,200 South African troops in Angola might depart or had already left the civil war theater. Diplomatic reports mention a pullout tied to an international agreement engineered by the United States, but no specifics were provided.
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South Africa
UPI
Angola
United States
Ohio urged to counter Michigan economic war with tax incentives
State Development Director James A. Duerk accused Michigan of declaring economic war on Ohio and seeking to lure Ohio industries. He urged the General Assembly to act quickly on industrial tax incentives and sent Ohio lawmakers a Wall Street Journal reprint of a Michigan ad headlined This offer is dedicated to the businessman from Ohio whose property taxes are due next month.
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UPI
James A. Duerk
Michigan
Ohio
Duerk
General Assembly
Unio
Wall Street Journal
Ford Maintains Lead in Southern Primary Test
United Press International reports Ford moves ahead in Mississippi as five Democratic hopefuls vie for momentum. In the GOP Ford leads Ronald Boone in a Gallup poll with 53 to 42 percent among Republicans and 45 to 42 among independents in the Jan. 25 survey.
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United Press International
Mississippi
Ford
Ronald Boone
Ocean
Weather and notices from The Record
Mostly cloudy through Sunday with lows in the teens to low 20s and highs in the 20s to 30s. 20 percent precipitation chance tonight and Sunday. Winds easterly to northeast. Marriage license applications for Richard W. Marineau and Yvonne Cragg. John Bollinger and Lenetta Goss. Births include Ronald Mason, Ronald Tovo, Ruben Molina, Barry Pfahl. Death: Paul H. Fisher, 88, Sandusky.
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Richard W. Marineau
Wakeman
Yvonne M. Cragg
John M. Bollinger
Bellevue
Lenetta G. Goss
Ronald Mason
Norwalk
Robert Tovo
Ruben Molina
Willard
Willard Area
Barry Pfahl
Community weighs reward for bomb threats information
Friday voters split 67.3 percent in favor of offering a city reward for tips leading to arrests and convictions while 32.7 percent oppose. residents urge faster police action and harsher penalties amid repeated threats. Voters are asked to call two numbers to cast ballots by midnight.
Looters Seize Damour After Fall Amid Destruction
Palestinian and Moslem gunmen looted Damour after its fall, hauling away furniture, vehicles, and even toilet paper as fires spread through the town. Civilians fled or were killed amid an orgy of destruction and reprisal as troops advanced from Beirut and Sidon.
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Beirut
Karantina
Sidon
Beirut Radio
Newsmen Deny CIA Contact Involving Cronkite Chancellor
Walter Cronkite and John Chancellor denied having any CIA or FBI formal or informal ties. Sam Jaffe claimed a list of reporters as informants existed, but Cronkite and Chancellor rejected the charge as false. CIA and congressional staff said the allegations lacked foundation.
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CIA
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CBS
House Intelligence Committee
Sam Jaffe
ABC
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U.S
Jaffe
White House
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Richard M. Nixon
Bill Gill
Cronkite
Chancellor
CBS News
Voice of America
NBC Nightly News
Gill
Buchanan
Agency
A. Searle Field
Committee
Teacher Killed Trying to Stop Robbery Outside Central High
Edwin Peters a high school shop teacher died after he ran to aid Ellen Graham cafeteria manager during an attempted robbery outside Central High School Columbus Mrs Graham had just finished work in her car with lunch receipts when a young man demanded money and shot her Peters heard the shot and intervened in the crime scene police reported the incident occurred around 2 30 p m EST
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Columbus
UPI
Central High School
Edwin Peters
Ellen Graham
Graham
Peters
Will of Bert P. Newton Leaves $200000 to Two Churches and Museum
The Norwalk mill owner’s will allocates 100000 to Milan Presbyterian and First United Presbyterian of Norwalk, 300000 to Milan Historical Museum, and 25000 to the Milan cemetery trust. The Edna Roe Newton Memorial Building funds support museum exhibits and upkeep, with trusts managed by Mellon Bank.
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Milan Historical Museum
Inec
Bert P.eo
Warren Drive
Newton
Gulf Oil Co
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Pittsburgh
Ilan Historical Museum
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First United Presbyterian Church
Milan Historical Museum Trust
Trust
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Jean A. Rogers
S. Linwood Ave
Texas
Harry D. Newton
S. Garden St
Forrest Richmond
Collins
Ralph Ramsdell
Sandusky
Clifford Truman
Robert E. Newton
Newton St
T.L. Paffenbarger
Ohio
Fewer Kidney Transplants Amid Publicity in Ohio
In northeastern Ohio only 20 kidney transplant operations have occurred since July across five Cleveland hospitals and one Akron hospital, down from 48 a year earlier. The waiting list has risen to 82, while the publicized cases of Randy Carmen and Karen Quinlan are linked to the shortage, with kidneys wasted while awaiting definitive death determinations.
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Elyria, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Marcia Blech
The
Kidney Foundation Inc
Robert Post
Foundation
Case Western Reserve University
Randy Carmen
Karen Quinlan
Norwalk Area Tonight Offers Basketball Varsity and Ball
Nowak St Paul Flyers visit Monroeville Eagles at Norwalk Junior High with reserve game at 7 00 and varsity at 8 15 The Norwalk High Winter Ball runs 8 00 to 11 00 tonight at the Armory formal dress alumni invited Tickets at door 3 a couple 2 single The Shoestring Players present The Fourposter at 8 15 tonight and Sunday at Milan Town Hall The Apple Dumpling Gang shown at 8 00 tonight and 2 00 and 8 00 Sunday at Towne and Country Regional Art Center The Norwalk High School band and orchestra perform An Hour Of Music at 3 00 Sunday in the Norwalk High School auditorium Norwalk Welcome Wagon hosts Las Vegas Night starting at 8 00 tonight at the Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club Tickets 3
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Monroeville Eagles
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Armory
Milan
Towne and Country
Norwalk Welcome Wagon
Las Vegas
Bronson-Norwalk Conservation Club
Editor Urges Beebe To Quit In Oberlin Controversy
George R. Plagenz the religion editor of the Cleveland Press urged Rev. Peter Beebe to resign as rector of Christ Episcopal Church Oberlin Ohio He had supported Beebe in his dispute with Bishop John Burt over women’s ordination calling Beebe’s church in Oberlin a shambles.
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Cleveland
UPI
George R. Plagenz
The
Cleveland Press
Peter Beebe
Christ Episcopal Church
Oberlin
Ohio
Plagenz
Beebe
John Burt
Bomb threats to Norwalk schools traced to two callers
Police said two different individuals made the bomb threats that closed Norwalk schools Thursday and Friday. Both calls were taken by Elsie Miller in the administration building. One caller, a young male, spoke during Friday’s call at 11:57 a.m. The other caller sounded older on Thursday. Investigators continued to pursue the case with no comment.
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Norwalk
Elsie Miller
Albion Gotaas
Hearing Friday In Child Theft Case In Colorado Springs
Maria Vattorella Richardson’s extradition hearing is scheduled for Friday January 30 in Colorado Springs. Her attorney John Ciccolella said the Norwalk woman and her four-year-old son are fine and noted an earlier mistaken date of January 23.
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