Anita Bryant Sings at Ohio Church Faces Homosexual Controversy
Anita Bryant performed at the First Baptist Church of Proctorville with about 1,100 attendees and later said she would sacrifice her singing career if God wills it. She cited a fight against homosexuals and referenced her recent activism in Florida and demonstrations at Marshall University. Her husband Bob Green claimed gay rights groups fund a war chest against her career while defending their stance as defensive and constitutional.
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Huntington
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Dade County
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United States
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Five Western Reserve grads plead guilty in school vandalism case
Five 1977 Western Reserve High School graduates pleaded guilty or no contest in Norwalk Municipal Court to charges of physical harm to property for painting the numerals 77 on the school. Judge Donald Derby fined each $500 with 10 days in jail and suspended most costs. restitution due within 60 days. Brent Biggs was not present and entered not guilty in Columbus.
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eGale Dauch, Jr
Hartland Center Road
Collins
eDonald Kopp
U.S
eJerry Morrow
Greenwich-Milan Townline
eRonald Ritz
U.S. 250
eJohn Russel
Zenobia Road
Gale Dauch
Donald Derby
Hauler’s Adt Has A Ring Of Truth
John Henriques of Father & Son Hauling Team aimed to prove his ad claim by loading a 175-pound aardvark from the Pittsburgh Zoo onto a truck after Zoo Director Howard R. Hays granted permission. The ad department accepted the stunt saying he has hauled an aardvark.
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Bethlehem, Pa
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Father & Son Hauling Team
Aardvarks
Father & Son
Globe Times
Robert Noctor
Henriques
Pittsburgh Zoo
Pittsburgh
Zoo
Howard R. Hays
Noctor
Plymouth Fire Levy On Ballot
Plymouth Village Council voted to place a three mill fire levy on the November ballot to fund a new pumper. The levy previously failed in the primary due to election law wording requiring a levy for current fire department expenses.
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Plymouth
Elizabeth Paddock
Ohio
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