Nixon Tries To Save 3 Marines Killed In Car Wreck
Former President Nixon took command at the scene near Camp Pendleton directing a medevac and rescue efforts after a head on crash killed three Marines. Sergeant David A. Vandal Corporal Rameiro Delgado and Sergeant Larry Grise were identified among the dead. Edward Cox clarified Nixon and his party were in the car ahead when the collision occurred.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Edward Cox
UPS
Marine Corps
Cox
Tricia
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base
Secret Service
George Hollanderski
David A. Vandal
Cpl
Rameiro Delgado
Larry Grise
Bruins player Dave Forbes freed as trial ends in hung jury
Dave Forbes of the Boston Bruins smiles after an aggravated assault trial in Minneapolis ends with a hung jury. Forbes, 26, faced charges of aggravated assault with a dangerous weapon for an incident involving Henry Boucha of the Minnesota North Stars during a January 4 NHL game.
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Dave Forbes
Boston Bruins
Minneapolis
Forbes
Henry Boucha
Minnesota North Stars
Joseph Keough
UPI
Socialist rally swells in Lisbon as protests surge
In Lisbon Socialist demonstrators surged after a large pro democracy rally. Soldiers checked cars for weapons but no confrontation with militant Communists occurred on the outskirts. In Porto at least 75,000 Socialists and supporters packed a football stadium.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Porto
Ford Lifts Poison Ban On Federal Land Use
President Ford authorized limited use of poisons against coyotes and other predators on federal land for one year in emergencies with high level consent. The order amends Nixon era restrictions and follows pressure from sheep farmers facing losses.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Nixon
Weather and notices from Fon The Record July 19 1975
Variable cloudiness and showers likely tonight with 70 percent rain chance and lows in the mid to upper 60s. Sunday highs in the 70s with a 50 percent rain probability. Agricultural notes predict humidity around 80 percent and about half an inch of rain today. Also listed are marriage license applications births and a death in rural area.
Opinion poll on displaying bounced checks in Norwalk store
Readers vote on a grocer displaying bad checks to deter bad checks. 96.6 percent back the idea with varied reasons while 3.4 percent oppose citing potential loss of payment. Calls provided to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Norwalk
Rhodes Vetoes Ohio Energy Bill Limiting ERDA Structure
Gov. James A. Rhodes vetoed the Democratic energy bill citing constitutional issues and vague provisions. He opposed a 15 member ERDA board including legislators and warned financing powers could jeopardize tax exempt bonds. Senate Democrats may seek an override, needing 20 votes. they have 21, but the House lacks one vote of the 60 required.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Development Center
Energy Resource and Development Agency
Senate
House
Rhodes
ERDA
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Senate Democrats
Ocasek
Shankman Roughed Up Over Help Wanted Sign
Allan Shankman vice president of Maxie Tire and Supply Co. Norwalk says two youths attacked him after a dispute over a Female Help Wanted sign. The incident led to a cited traffic collision involving Joe Greenwald 18 and James Greenwald 19. No arrests. Shankman allegedly injured a tooth and bruises.
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Allan Shankman
Maxie Tire and Supply Co
Norwalk
Shankman
Joe Greenwald
Huron
James
Oliver! at Towne and Country presented this weekend
The Towne and Country Players stage Oliver! at 8 p.m. tonight and Sunday at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center. Bill Heyman Memorial Invitational Women’s Slow Pitch Tournament runs at McGuan Park through 10:30 tonight and again Sunday starting 1 p.m. Free athletic physicals for grades 5-12 offered by Norwalk school system at 1 p.m. Sunday for students from St. Paul Monroeville and Western Reserve. Girls report to St. Paul High School and boys to Norwalk Junior High.
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Towne and Country Players
Towne and Country Regional Art Center
Bill Heyman
McGuan Park
Norwalk
St. Paul
Monroeville
Western Reserve
St. Paul High School
Norwalk Junior High
Leonov Seeks Future Space Flight With Apollo Crew
After three years of earth preparation Alexei Leonov desires another joint mission with Apollo astronauts Tom Stafford Vance Brand and Deke Slayton. The cosmonaut praised the cooperation behind the half billion dollar project and predicted many future missions while sharing jokes and mementos with the American team before unlinking.
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Gordon F. Josel
Moscow
UPI
Earth
Alexei Leonov
Soyuz
Apollo
Leonov
Tom Stafford
Vance Brand
Deke Slayton
Valeri Kubasov
Stafford
Most Honest Juror Joins Murder Trial Panel
The eighth juror, Marcia Pearce, a Pentecostal storekeeper, is praised by judge and defense as the most honest juror seen. Pearce, questioned about voting guilty with death penalty, says she would kill a rapist if needed and has not formed a guilt opinion. The panel includes six whites, two blacks, and five women as Joan Little’s murder trial opens.
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D.J. Hill Raleigh
UPI
Marcia Pearce
Joan Little
Lester Chalmers
Mrs. Pearce
Miss Little
Morris Dees
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