Soyuz 19 Homecoming Watched By Millions In Moscow
In one of the era’s dramatic live events Soviet viewers watched Soyuz 19 return after meeting three Americans in space. Leonov Kubasov and technicians described a tense landing near Arkalyk in Kazakhstan with safety measures and live helicopter coverage.
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Charles P. Wallace
Moscow
UPI
Alexei Leonov
Central Asia
Valery Kubasov
Arkalyk
Kazakhstan
Leonov
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Vadim Kravitz
Moscow Mission Control Center
Kravitz
Soyuz
Valeri Kubasov
Wakeman officer shot while arresting suspect during early morning patrol
Wakeman police officer Clarence Whitney was wounded by a gunman as he restrained a handcuffed suspect near a laundromat. A multi agency manhunt led to two arrests, Timothy Baker and George House, while a third suspect, James Cudnek, remained in custody. Whitney, in good condition, declined surgery for the .38 slug in his hip.
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Rick Reiff
Wakeman
Clarence
Bud) Whitney
Whitney
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
U.S. 20
Harvey Callahan
State Patrol
Willard
Greenwich
New London
Norwalk
Lyle Miller
Elden Eastman
Timothy D. Baker
Toledo
George D. House
Ohio 61
Baker
Sheriff's Department
Huron County
John Warner
James W. Cudnek
William Owens
American Legion Hall
Cudnek
Miller
Sylvia
Arizona
Cleveland Steel Products
Wellington
Strike Averted as Postal Pact Reached Before Deadline
A tentative agreement was reached preventing a nationwide postal strike. Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor said the pact could lead to higher mail prices this year. Negotiators for the USPS and unions representing 600,000 workers settled the dispute just after the midnight Sunday deadline.
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Washington
UPI
Benjamin Bailor
U.S. Postal Service
Weather and notices from Eliot July 21 1975
Clear tonight and mostly sunny Tuesday with Lows in upper 50s and highs in the low to mid 80s. Winds west to northwest 5 to 10 mph with near zero precipitation. Sunday temperatures 83 and 62 with trace rainfall. Marriage license application filed by Robert D Grose Jr and Jennifer A Sloan at home. Death of Ballard C Spencer 87 of rural New London.
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Robert D. Grose, Jr
Norwalk
Jennifer A. Sloan
Greenwich
Opinion Poll on Wheat Sales to Russia Sparks Debate
Saturday's question asks if the United States should sell wheat to Russia and other Communist nations. About 72.5 percent oppose citing feeding enemies and future shortages. 27.5 percent support for economic stability and moving wheat supply, with calls to vote by phone.
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United States
Russia
Motorcyclist Killed in Monroeville Crash
William M. Buckingham 20 of Norwalk died when his motorcycle struck a utility pole on U.S. 20 after the kickstand allegedly failed. Dennis Witter witnessed the crash and summoned help. Buckingham, a 1972 Norwalk High School graduate and former Northern Ohio League wrestling champion, is survived by his parents siblings and several relatives. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Heaston Funeral Home with burial in Scott Cemetery. Memorials may go to the Norwalk Booster's Club wrestling fund.
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Norwalk
William M. Buckingham
Chestnut St
Dennis Witter
Vanson
U.S. 20
Buckingham
Witter
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk High School
Florida
Metta Buckingham
Thomas Buckingham
Thomas
Jack
Columbus
Polly
Robert Breckenridge
Sandusky
Adele Fuhrmann
Lancaster
Ohio
Heaston
Paul Smith
First Baptist Church
Scott Cemetery
Huron
Norwalk Booster’s Club
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Midwest Industries
Wes
William Buckingham
Dennis Corrigan
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