Laetrile Confiscated In Ohio Drug Raid
Federal agents raided A O Supply Co at Buckeye Lake confiscating 12500 Laetrile capsules and tablets. No arrests. owner Steve Michaelis claimed the drugs worth about 24500 were seized as part of an FDA investigation into illegal interstate shipping from Mexico.
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Hebron, Ohio
UPI
Buckeye Lake
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
U.S
A.O. Supply Co
Ohio
Steve Michaelis
Michaelis
John W. Palmer
Southern District of Ohio
FDA
Mexico
Car crashes kill eight in two families on rainy Oklahoma highway
A car broadside into a motorhome on a wet highway killed eight people, six from an Oklahoma family and including the motorhome driver and his 12 year old daughter. Six others in the motorhome were injured, one critically, as authorities investigated.
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Stringtown
Okla
UPI
Virginia
Maryland
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Spruce Goose to Join Aviation Museum on Long Beach Waterfront
Howard Hughes' wooden flying boat the Spruce Goose will be donated to a new aviation museum on the Long Beach waterfront near the Queen Mary. Summa Corp announced the transfer after three decades of secrecy as the Hughes empire awaits court decisions on its fate. In Cincinnati, a record smog count of 236 was logged amid 95 degree heat with no governor alert despite potential industrial cutbacks.
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Culver City
Calif
UPI
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Long Beach
Queen Mary
Summa Corp
Cincinnati
Hailstorm Wipes Out Crops In Pickaway County
In Salt Creek Two, Pickaway County Ohio, a hailstorm damaged about five square miles of crops. Agriculture Agent George Hamrick estimated losses near 100000 dollars. He described hailstones as tennis-ball sized with jagged edges shredding corn leaves.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
UPI
Pickaway County
Salt Creek
Weather and vital notices from The Record record
Weather warm and humid tonight with a 50 percent chance of thundershowers. Lows in upper 60s to low 70s. Saturday partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of thundershowers and highs mid to upper 80s. Marriage license for James A Ohlemacher and Lynda J Smith. Births to Evaresto and Barbara Gonzales and Ralph and Penny Burdue. Deaths Leslie F Burdue and Russell D Clark.
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Evaresto
Barbara Gonzales
Norwalk
F-T
Ralph and
Penny Burdue
Milan
Sandusky Memorial
Rhodes orders review of Ohio power capacity after blackout
Gov. James A. Rhodes directs Energy Chief Robert S. Ryan to assess Ohio's electrical supply amid New York blackout concerns. He seeks details on peak demand near 100 degrees, blackout risk, contingency plans, grid vulnerability to weather, and remedies to protect hospitals and dairy farms.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Robert S. Ryan
New York
Rhodes
Ryan
Ohio
Night Of The Animals Dark Night In New York 1977 Blackout
New York endured a citywide blackout described as a galows humor night as 2,500 to 3,000 people were arrested, Con Ed outages halted water pumps, and chaos across boroughs closed Shea Stadium Mets Cubs game. Daring residents and responders coped with candlelit streets and long stairs.
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New York
West Side
Shea Stadium
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Darrell Naquin
Manhattan
Consolidated Edison
Bronx
Mario Merola
Long Island Railroad
Conrail
Empire State Building
North Korea calls downed helicopter incident unhappy and unjustified
North Korea characterized the shootdown of a U.S. Army CH47 Chinook as an unhappy incident and disputed that any American deaths were caused by its gunfire. A fourth crew member was captured and treated at a North Korean hospital, while U.S. officers identified four survivors and casualties from the 213th Aviation Co. at Camp Humphreys. The North Korean broadcast cited warnings and an anti aircraft response after the helicopter strayed into North Korean airspace near Chodo.
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Tokyo
UPS
North Korea
Korean Central
Seoul
U.S
Joseph A. Miles
Washington, Ind
Glenn M. Schanken
Baraboo Wisc
Robert E. Wells
el Paso
Texas
Robert C. Haynes
Dodge City
Kansas
U.S. Command
213Th Aviation Co
Camp Humphreys
Pyongtaek
Mies
Korean People’s Army
Samilpori
Kosong County
Where's Charley? reaches Towne and Country Theatre stage
The Towne and Country Players stage the musical Where's Charley? tonight at 8. The venue is located at 57 E. Main St. Local residents are invited to attend the performances.
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The
Towne and Country Players
Charley
Towne and Country Theatre
E. Main St
Eighty Die In Colombian Coal Mine Blast
A gas explosion at the Amaga coal mine in Antioquia central Colombia killed eighty miners. The blast occurred just before dawn during shift changes, trapping many workers underground as fire and debris filled airless shafts. It marks the worst mining disaster in central Colombia's mining history.
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Medellin
Colombia
UPI
Amaga
Antioquia
Willard Junior High Boy Delivers for Bike Fund
Eddie Bannworth, 13, of Willard’s west side, has delivered pers on a six month route to earn money for a 10 speed bike. He attends Willard Junior High and enjoys model building, using kit purchases funded by his route earnings. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bannworth of 415 West Maple Street.
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Eddie Bannworth
Pers
Willard’s
West Side
Willard Junior High
Eddie
Edwin Bannworth
West Maple St
Willard
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Laetrile
Britain
London
Denis Healey
Healey
Cleveland
Mary Jane Hughes
Ohio Lottery
Swanton
Rosa Bonner
Mary E. Appleman
Canal Fulton
Camille Recznik
Amherst
George R. Roesch
Sandusky
James Foster
Worthington
Cincy
James A. Ohlemacher
Lynda J. Smith
Leslie F. Burdue
Ceylon
Russell D. Clark
Shelby
After
Power Company
Yonkers
Coney Island
Jennifer Baum
Larry Baum
Pepi the Pony
Kelly Miller
Huron County Crippled Children’s Society
N. Korea
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