Ashland man pleads guilty in Hooker brothers killings
Thomas J. Hedges, 23, admitted taking part in the January 18 murders of Edward and Joseph Hooker at their New London farm home. He received life in prison plus a 15 year to life sentence with parole potential in 40 years. Jerre Crawford awaits trial.
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Panama City rocked by major quake despite no casualties
A powerful Panama quake struck at about 8 30 p m sending city residents into streets but officials reported no damages or injuries after about 20 seconds of shaking. In Washington the Watergate committee closed with Ervin condemning political power lust. In Detroit a deaf child testified linking two men to a murder, while New York stocks surged on optimistic news and easing rates.
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Detroit
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E.J.” Russell
James Lawson
New York
Petersen testifies no evidence of wrongdoing by President Nixon
Henry E. Petersen, who led the Watergate inquiry from the break in to the push for a special prosecutor, testifies he found no evidence of presidential misconduct. Petersen, a top Justice Department official, became the Judiciary Committee’s most Nixon-friendly witness, even aiding Nixon over invited witnesses from his lawyer James D. St. Clair.
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Ohio AFL-CIO backs Glenn and all Democrats for statewide races
The Ohio AFL-CIO executive board endorsed John H. Glenn Jr. for the U S Senate and all Democratic statewide candidates in the November election. The union had supported Glenn’s primary foe Howard Metzenbaum but said the May race is over.
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Sailors Jump Ship From U S S Midway Before Yokosuka Cruise
Twenty two additional sailors deserted the U S S Midway as the carrier prepared to depart Yokosuka for a training cruise. Navy spokesman confirmed the incident amid past trouble aboard the ship.
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Weather and notices from Fan The Record July 13 1974
Mostly sunny through Sunday with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and no precipitation. Marriage license applications listed for Winters Rogers McElwain Wilder along with births and a death, noting Milford Jackson, 78, Berlin Heights.
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Loudenville
Laura Ann Rogers
Monroeville
Paul McElwain
Bellevue
Frances Wilder
Massachusetts Hospitals Run Out Of Blood Seek Help
More than 130 of Massachusetts 172 hospitals lack blood as summer vacations drain donations. Red Cross spokesman Margie Gandolfi urged people to donate, noting hospitals cannot meet emergency transfusions and that national centers also face shortages. Ehrlichman convicted in Ellsberg break in, faces appeal and up to 25 years plus fines. sentencing set for July 31.
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Ohio National Guard MPs Replacing Prison Guards
Thirty six Ohio National Guard military policemen were flown into the Southern Ohio Correctional Institution to help cover a guard strike that idled 1,500 corrections officers across four prisons. The action aims to keep facilities operating safely while inmates and staff navigate the wage dispute.
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Chillicothe Correctional Institution
Mansfield Reformatory
Athens
Ohio General Assembly
John J. Gilligan
State Corrections
Bennett Cooper
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Military Police Co
Bowling Green
Gilligan
Norwalk Playwrights Stage The Music Man Tonight
Nowalk The Music Man is on stage at Towne and Country Theatre tonight and Sunday with curtain at 8 p.m. A benefit carnival for Jerold Champney, a 21 month old Norwalk boy with a rare disease, runs until 5 p.m. today at Bremser Park. Norwalk Park and Recreation Department hosts a 7 p.m. Sunday tennis exhibition at the junior high courts.
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Jerold Champney
Norwalk
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East Elm Street
Ehrlichman conviction may affect Nixon impeachment hopes
A UPI report says President Nixon declines comment on John Ehrlichman's conviction for conspiracy and perjury in the Ellsberg case, planning an appeal. GOP lawmakers warn the verdict could hurt Nixon's impeachment prospects, while others see no impact on the committee's course.
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