Manson Faces Death Plea After Guilty Verdict
Charles Manson and three followers were found guilty of seven murders in the Tate LaBianca slayings. The case moves to the penalty phase with potential executions at San Quentin. Manson snarled at Judge Older as deputies escorted him from the courtroom.
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Jack V. Fox
Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
San Quentin Gas Chamber
Manson
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Jesus Christ
Sharon Tate
Lena LaBianca
Rosemary
Teen admits killing youth with baseball bat in Cincinnati
A 17 year old Courter Tech High senior admitted fatally injuring a 16 year old student with a baseball bat near the school. Guy Thompson was charged with juvenile delinquency and held for a preliminary hearing after witnesses identified the car involved. The victim died from a fractured skull and authorities described the act as spur of the moment.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Courter Tech
Guy Thompson
Howarth
Jackson
Thompson
Fremont Man Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving and License Fraud
Richard E. Dirlam 31 pleads guilty to drunken driving in Common Pleas Court and receives two concurrent three day jail terms plus a 200 fine and 30 day license suspension for presenting John W. Obanion’s license. Obanion 30 of Lindsey faces public intoxication charges and lending his license. State Patrol arrested them after a weaving car on U S 20 outside Monroeville. Three other men also pleaded guilty to drunken driving, including Merlin E. Ake 55 Noblesville Indiana David C. Lyons 19 rural Monroeville and Andy Immon 49 rural Greenwich. Ake Lyons fined 200 and jailed three days with licenses suspended 30 days Immon 60 days jail and 100 fine plus license suspension one year. Leon Case 23 rural Norwalk pleads guilty to public intoxication with 100 fine.
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Fremont
Richard E. Dirlam
Common Pleas
John W. Obanion
Obanion
Lindsey
Dirlam
State Patrol
Monroeville
U.S. 20
Merlin E. Ake
Noblesville
Ind
David C. Lyons
Andy Immon
Greenwich
Ake
Lyons
Immon
Leon Case
Norwalk
Norwalk calendar and Cincinnati murder verdict
Norwalk school calendar lists basketball games and events through February with Presidents Day closure on Feb 15. In Cincinnati, Robert Mack, 19, Milford, received a life sentence for first degree murder in the April fatal beating of service station attendant Troy Lee Carr during a Fairfax holdup.
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Willard
Western Reserve
Western Reserve High School
Tiffin
Perkins
Upper Sandusky
Bellevue
Margaretta
Malabar
Sandusky
Maplehurst
Clyde
Upper Sandusky High
Bellevue High School
Cincinnati
UPS
Robert Mack
Milford
Fairfax
Mack
Troy Lee Carr
William G. Wilson co founder of Alcoholics Anonymous dies
William G. Wilson known as Bill W a co founder of Alcoholics Anonymous died at 75 from pneumonia in Miami Beach. A native of East Dorset Vermont his funeral plan includes private services in Bedford Hills New York with burial in East Dorset. His friendship with Edwin T inspired AA which claims 475000 members in the US and Canada and 15000 groups in over 90 countries.
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Miami Beach
Fila
UPI
William G. Wilson
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bill W
Wilson
Bedford Hills
N.Y
East Dorset
Edwin T
United States
Canada
Wall Street
New York
Roland H
Carl Jung
A.A
Jung
Zurich
Switzerland
Akron
Ohio
Robert Smith
A.A. Services
Ancient Egyptian dentistry and remedies in Ramses era
In Ramses II era dentistry was a respected profession with hieroglyphs for tooth physicians like Hesy-Re. Treatments used cinnamon gum honey and oil for gums while celery bran and beer were chewed for other gum diseases. A modern ad touts Miracle Water refining units.
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Ramses
Egypt
Swawibh
Swanibh
Hesy-Re
Pharoah Zoser
If You Think Taxes Went Up This Year
Local builders warn Toledo index trends may not fit Norwalk but reflect rising costs. From 1956 to 1962 costs grew nine percent, 1962 to 1968 up 15.5 percent, and 1968 to 1970 up 29 percent. Experts foresee more than 12 percent next year.
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Toledo
Norwalk
State Board of Tax Appeals
Norwalk Man Reports Stolen Car From Driveway
William R. McCoy of 40 Parsons St. said his car, with a half tank of gas and a $4,400 value, was taken from his driveway between 2:30 and 6:30 this morning after he left keys and registration in the glove box. Police sought the license plate to identify the vehicle.
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William R. McCoy
Parsons St
McCoy
Cleveland Architect George White Seen As Capitol Post Pick
President Nixon is expected to name George White of Cleveland as architect of the Capitol. Ohio GOP chair John Andrews and Sen. William Saxbe said White’s appointment is imminent. White, 51, is VP of the American Institute of Architects and runs local offices. Former Rep. William Ayres of Akron had been considered.
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UPI
Nixon
George White
The
Capitol
Ohio
John Andrews
U.S
William Saxbe
White
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