Mayor Takes Lie Test Over Remark
Mayor Clayton C. Lord voluntarily took a polygraph in Toledo on July 3 to verify he heard Councilman Robert J. Laux say I wish it were 20 mills during a tax levy discussion. Laux denies the remark, four of five councilors say they did not hear it, and the polygraph found Lord truthful on hearing the comment.
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Monroeville
Clayton C. Lord
Lord
Robert J. Laux
Polygraph Service, Inc
Toledo
Laux
Ohio eases motorcycle helmet rule to under 18 crowd
In Columbus, a modified helmet law takes effect reducing required helmets to riders 18 and older with over one year licensure. Under 18s and new licensees still must wear them, and passengers must follow the driver’s helmet status. A motorcyclist commented the gear rarely matters in a wreck, fearing severe injury without a helmet.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Michigan tax cut initiative races to file for ballot
Detroit supporters urge timely filing to place a 50 percent property tax cut on the November ballot. The campaign received an unexpected boost when former President Ford said he would have voted for a California proposal and urged Michigan to draft a stronger measure.
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Detroit
Mich
UPI
Michigan
Gerald R. Ford
California
Israel rejects Egypt peace plan and warns of war
United Press International reports Israel rejected Egypt's latest peace proposal and warned it will rout its enemies if war breaks out. Egypt seeks U.S. intervention after London talks fail, calling the situation dangerous. Prime Minister Menachem Begin said the Egyptian proposals are completely unacceptable and cannot lead to peace despite a 52 hour cabinet meeting.
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United Press International
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
U.S
London
Menachem Begin
Secretary of State urges travelers check travel firms
Columbus based Secretary of State Ted W. Brown urged summer travelers to verify whether travel organizations carry financial liability bonding or are registered with his office. He warned that unregistered firms may leave customers without protection and advised keeping funds secure until registration is confirmed.
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Columbus
UPI
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Former Iraqi Official Nayef Killed in London
Abdul Razzak Nayef, 44, former Iraqi prime minister, was shot in the back of the head as he entered a taxi near the Intercontinental Hotel by Hyde Park Corner. He died early today at Westminster Hospital amid urgent treatment. A hotel doorman pursued the gunman and helped police arrest him.
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London
UPS
Abdul Razzak Nayef
Westminster Hospital
Nayef
Intercontinental Hotel
Hyde Park Corner
Weather and marriage notices from a July 10 1978 issue
Clear and cool tonight with lows near 50. Sunny Tuesday with mid 70s highs and near zero rain chance. Sunday temperatures 85 to 65. zero precipitation. Sunrise 6 03 a m Sunset 9 02 p m. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Michael L Smith Plymouth and Alice J Kilgore Plymouth Timothy R Barnett Willard and Paula J Hershiser Willard James F Hunter New London and Artiss E Case New London Clifford E Cannon Norwalk and Kathy A Ditty Norwalk Paul L Cannon Columbus and Holly A Holb Norwalk Gary A Mason Tiffin and Pamela S Goostree Norwalk David A Jones Norwalk and Sandra L Burns Norwalk BIRTHS Michael and Brenda Smith Sandusky boy Fisher Titus Jeffrey and Patricia Emerick Norwalk boy Fisher Titus Steven and Mona Witter Monroeville girl Fisher-
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Michael L. Smith
Plymouth
Alice J. Kilgore
Timothy R. Barnett
Willard
Paula J. Hershiser
James F. Hunter
New London
Artiss E. Case
Clifford E. Cannon
Norwalk
Kathy A. Ditty
Paul L. Cannon
Columbus
Holly A. Holb
Michael
Brenda Smith
Sandusky
Fisher-Titus
Jeffrey
Patricia Emerick
Fisher- Titus
Steven
Mona Witter
Monroeville
You Know Avenge Bubble Gum Ingredient Rubber
The article notes that the gum’s rubber content is essential for bubble blowing and that without it the product cannot form bubbles. It emphasizes the key role of rubber in the texture and functionality of bubble gum.
Cops Refuse To Walk Beats Raises Suspension Count
Twenty four Cleveland police officers were suspended without pay after refusing to walk beats in fourteen CMHA public housing projects. President McNea cited danger of the projects and argued for two man teams to prevent leaving citizens unprotected. He denied organizing the walkout and planned talks with city leaders on CMHA security plans.
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Cleveland
UPI
William J. McNea
Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association
Cuyahoga Metropolitan
McNea
James W. Barrett
Council
George L. Forbes
CMHA
Reflector Names Managing Editor Jerold M. Rosen
Jerold M. Rosen, 31, of Winthrop Massachusetts now Fremont, named managing editor of The Reflector. Former area editor of The News-Manager. Northeastern University graduate. married with son Jeffery. Replaces Jack Brown, promoted to publisher in May after 13 years as editor.
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Jerold M. Rosen
The
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Rosen
Winthrop
Mass
Fremont
News-Messenger
Northeastern University
Boston, Mass
Boston Herald-Traveler
Lowell
Sun
Lawrence
Eagle
N W Strike Idles 7 000 In Ohio
The Brotherhood of Airline and Railway Clerks struck Norfolk and Western Railroad idling nearly 7,000 employees in Ohio. Coal trucks at non United Mine Workers operations also walked out. Union leaders cited jurisdiction disputes and fears of job loss to technology as triggers. Major N W routes include Cleveland and Chicago with 40 percent of coal revenues. UMW members returned to work after a two week summer vacation.
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Ohio
United Mine Workers
N&w
Martin
Maartin
James Yoffie
Roanoke
Cleveland
Buffalo
St. Louuis
Kansas City
Omaha
Detroit
Chicago
UMW
John Guzek
Cilles Bottom
Norwalk High Boosters Set Evening Meeting
A special meeting of the Norwalk High Boosters Club is scheduled for tonight at 8 in the high school cafeteria. All interested individuals, including non members, are invited to attend.
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Norwalk High Boosters Club
Norwalk Iron Ore Clerks Stage Brief Work Stoppage
Two Norfolk and Western clerks in Norwalk failed to report for work at the North Pleasant Street office. They have operated without a contract since January, handling billings and train orders. The strike, unseen by pickets, comes as ore ships head to Huron with dispatching duties unsettled and a likely government injunction anticipated.
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N&w
Norwalk
North Pleasant Street
Huron
Miners Face Strike Sparsely Impacts Ohio WV Mines
Miners in eastern Ohio and the northern Panhandle of West Virginia reported the strike has not yet hit coal production. "All the mines are operating right now," said Guzek, adding that the stoppage has not affected their operations.
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Ohio
Panhandle
West Virginia
Guzek
Youngster Boards Airliner Flies West Without A Cent
Eleven year old Derek Stillwell of Jamaica New York rode a Kennedy Airport plane without a ticket or money, travelled to Los Angeles by bus, wandered Hollywood to view stars, and was detained by police after attempting a free hotel room he planned to stay in. He told officers he came to meet movie stars and would try again if sent back to New York.
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UPI
Derek Stillwell
Derek
John Soule
Horace Greeley
Jamaica
N.Y
Kennedy Airport
New York
Los Angeles
Hollywood Boulevard
Holiday Inn
Young Stillwell
Housing Authority Accused of Double Standards in Rent Cases
Realtor Richard E Rench accuses Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority HMHA of discriminatory renting practices and threatens lawsuits. He notes United Property Management of Lorain which rents Londontown Apartments in New London has unpaid taxes and a late water bill. Rench says HMHA should be held to the same standards, citing his own eviction dispute and water service outages impacting Londontown tenants.
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Norwalk
Richard E. Rench
Huron
Rench
Highland Manor
New London
HMHA
United Property
Housing Authority
Londontown
Reach
United Properties
Richard Hauser
Hauser
Beach
Four Killed In Car Truck Collision In Ohio
Four Erie County residents died in a car truck crash 10 miles east of Fremont when their car failed to yield at Ohio 412 and Sandusky County Road 294 and was struck by a pickup. The victims were Charles Churchill 53 Mary Churchill 47 Kathryn Birdsall 27 and Wendy Birdsall 3 all of Castalia. The truck driver Christy Sberna 17 from Bellevue was injured and in fair condition.
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Ohio
Charles Churchill
Mary
Kathryn Birdsall
Wendy
Castalia
Fremont
Christy Sberna
Bellevue
Bellevue City Hospital
Sandusky County
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