County May Become Urban Center Plans by NOUS in Huron County
The Northern Ohio Urban System Research Corp. NOUS outlines a future where a high speed rail network could make Huron County a major urban hub south of Norwalk. Feeder lines from Sandusky Lorain Mansfield would serve a central terminal with potential population growth to 180 000 by 2000. NOUS emphasizes preserving farms and open spaces while promoting regional industrial food processing.
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Janet Conway
Huron County
Norway
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Northern Ohio Urban System Research Corp
NOUS
Chicago
Philadelphia
Norwalk
Sandusky
Lorain
Mansfield
Uron County
Constantios A. Doxiadis
Athens
Greece
Erie
Ottawa
Cleveland
OUS
Dale R. Finley
Finley
Higbee Co
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
East Ohio Gas Co
Nixon Funds Used to Improve Estate and Gift for Wife
Senate Watergate Committee report alleges President Nixon used secret campaign funds kept by Charles G. Rebozo to improve his Key Biscayne estate and to buy a diamond gift for his wife. The fund allegedly contained a $100,000 contribution from Howard Hughes and $50,000 from A. D. Davis.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Charles G
Bebe
Rebozo
Biscayne
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Congressional Watergate Committees
Ziegler
House Judiciary Committee
Drinking By Minors Reached Near Universal Levels
A HEW report to Congress finds 18 to 20 year olds show near universal alcohol use. It notes moderate drinking may lower heart death risk versus abstainers, while heavy drinkers who smoke have 15 times higher oral cancer risk. The study cites teen drinking rising, beer preferred, 93 percent of 12th grade boys and 87 percent girls have tried alcohol, and up to 10 million Americans may have had drinking-related problems in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Senator Edward J. Gurney Indicted in bribery case
U.S. Senator Edward J. Gurney, a Watergate Committee member from Florida, was indicted on conspiracy bribery and four counts of making false statements. The grand jury also cited influence peddling tied to FHA and HUD dealings and a $400,000 campaign fund. Gurney proclaimed innocence and vowed to fight the charges.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Ederal Grand
Edward J. Gurney
Senate Watergate Committee
U.S
Gurney
Florida
GOP
Nixon
Watergate Committee
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Weather and Life Notices From Le The BET Soutel July 11 1974
Weather outlook cool tonight with low 50s and Friday fair in the upper 70s to low 80s. Winds northeast then easterly 6 to 12 mph. Marriage licenses for Rohrbough Hilling Robinson Lord. Births at local addresses: Chappelear Flemming Mason Moyer Hall O'Dell. Deaths include Mrs Ruth C Howard 80 Greenwich Mrs Mary E Miller 61 New London Wayne Rodell Russ 58 Willard.
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Ruth C. Howard
Greenwich
Mary E. Miller
New London
Wayne Rodell Russ
Willard
Sinatra Tour Resumes After Hotel Detention in Sydney
Australian unions approve Sinatra’s continuation of the tour after a four hour meeting with his lawyer and Bob Hawke. Sinatra says no general reflection on journalists, but may comment on their work. Hawke announces tour resumes. unions say no intent to embarrass the star.
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Sydney
UPI
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Milton Rudin
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Bob Hawke
Hawke
Nixon Faces Mortgage Refinancing For San Clemente Estate
President Nixon cannot meet a 600000 dollar mortgage payment due Sunday on the Western White House at San Clemente. His lawyer says the final payment covers Nixon and the B and C Investment partnership, with Nixon’s share about 226440 dollars. Refinancing is needed as the two partners hold different refinancing interests. An extension or short term loan may be sought to cover the payment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Robert Abplanalp
C.G
Bebe”’ Rebozo
Dean Butler
San Clemente Villa
Nixon Sola
Rebozo-Abplanalp Partnership
B and C Investment O
Butler
Martin Hearing Set Monday Over One Day Suspension
Norwalk Civil Service Commission will hear Police Sgt. James E. Martin’s appeal of a one day suspension at 3 p.m. Monday in the city council chamber. Donald Derby sits in for Herbert Freeman, who recused himself because his son represents the city. Derby, with Commissioners Mack and Liedorff, will hear the appeal as Freeman’s son Ronald H. Freeman represents the city. The one day suspension stems from an accidental discharge of Martin’s service revolver on the station’s second floor last month.
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Norwalk
Civil Service Commission
James E. Martin
Wayne Goodsite
Donald Derby
Herbert Freeman
Freeman
Martin
Ronald H. Freeman
Derby
Eugene Mack
G. Ira Liedorff
Safety Service
Herbert Krogh
Toughest Cat in Michigan Prison Dies After Attack
Tramp the famed Tomcat of Southern Michigan Prison died on a veterinarian's table after injuries from an attack by an inmate. The cat, renowned for decades as the prison’s top feline ruler, lived amid guards and prisoners who fed and cared for him. Prison editor Pete Grenier noted the scarred veteran had long served as a local legend and symbol of the institution.
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Jackson, Mich
UPI
Southern Michigan
Tramp
Pete Grenier
the Spectator
Grenier
Michigan
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Dale Finley
Sis
FTC
Sears
Federal Trade Commission
Sears, Roebuck and Co
James W. Button
Akron, Ohio
Knight Newspapers
Ridder Publications
United States
Knight-Ridder Newspapers, Inc
San Diego
Marguerite Beaton
Concerned
Firefighters Wives
Hotline For Runaways
Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Barbara Marx
Melbourne
Transport Workers Union
UPI Telephoto
Senator Gurney
Cyrald A. Rohrbough
Patricia A. Hilling
Steven L. Robinson
Plymouth
Tom E. Lord
Shelby
Michael Chappelear
N. Hester
James Flemming
Larry Mason
N. Garden St
Stephen Moyer
Milan
Memorial
Billy Hall
Willard Area
Robert O'Dell
Good Samaritan
Aperetee
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