Muggable Mary Lures Thieves For NYPD Street Crime Unite
Det Mary Glatzle leads a four officer unit in New York City to thwart muggings by posing as victims and remaining inconspicuous. They use disguises and patient observation to spot patterns and deter crime, with Mary dubbed the unit’s fearless standout.
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Muggable Mary
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Gilligan to Open Office in Columbus
Robert Kk Daley said former Gov. Gilligan plans an Columbus office within a week to 10 days. A lease is not signed yet and Daley will not disclose the office’s purpose. Gilligan will keep a Cincinnati residence and may write a book on state and local government.
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Washington, D.C
Corona Cafe Reopens Antipasto with 1936 Lunch Prices
In Chicago, the Corona Cafe rolls lunch prices back to 1936 levels for a limited time as the Antipasto reopens. A sliced sirloin beef sandwich and homemade soup cost 25 cents, while coffee is five cents, available only through January 31.
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UPI
Corona Cafe
Corona
Plane crash at American University spurs aviation closure debate
A small private plane crashed on American University in Washington killing six aboard including Edgar Wolfe Jr. publisher of the Columbus Dispatch and two Columbus executives. The crash near the National Airport fuels calls to shift traffic away from National to Dulles or BWI and even open Andrews Air Force Base to commercial flights. Investigators seek why the plane failed to clear a 389 foot radio tower as it approached the airport.
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CIA spying debate prompts public poll and legislative push
The article reports polar public opinion on CIA spying accusations with 60.8 percent backing investigation of officeholders and 39.2 percent opposing a police state view. Ohio Senator Robert Freeman proposes a bill to ban closed agency meetings, asking readers to vote yes or no by calling numbers and midnight.
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Nixon
Nazi Germany
CIA
Ohio
Robert Freeman
Canton
Ohio General Assembly
Weather and life events in Norwalk area January 27 1975
Snow tonight with lows in low to mid 20s and Tuesday rain possible. Highs in mid to upper 30s with 40 percent tonight and 60 percent Tuesday. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph. Marital license applications listed for several couples. Births include a girl for Mesnard and a girl for Routh among others. Deaths noted for Schaffer Meade Jesse Doughty Brunow.
Debate on Heydinger's Ohio probate judge eligibility
The Huron County Bar Association to submit to the Ohio Supreme Court a transcript of a 12 hour meeting and a three member committee report challenging Heydinger's six years of legal practice requirement. Press materials and a cover letter will accompany the submission for public interest context.
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Ohio Supreme Court
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High Court
Heydinger
Ohio
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The
Bar Association
Ruth King
Supreme Court
Freeman
C.J. Ruffing
William W. Owens
Brushing Teeth Study Finds No Decay Benefit
A British government report based on 13 000 children concludes tooth brushing frequency has no effect on dental decay. Among five year olds in England and Wales, 72 percent of those brushing three times daily had decay and 71 percent of those brushing less than once daily had decay. The study finds no systematic link between brushing frequency and decay.
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UPI
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England
Wales
Year Of The Trucker book cut price for one week
The Reflector announces a half price sale at $1 for the Year Of The Trucker booklet, with only 1,100 sold of 5,000 copies. Remaining copies will be destroyed at week’s end and proceeds go to the Whitney Field Improvement Fund. Sales have raised $250 so far.
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Whitney Field Improvement Fund
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Whitney Field Fund
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