Vecchio 17 arrested in Miami prostitution case
Mary Vecchio 17, famous for Kent State kneeling photo, was arrested in Miami on charges of offering to commit prostitution. She was held on $500 bond at Miami police headquarters jail awaiting a magistrate’s hearing. Police observed her near a Biscayne Boulevard motel in recent days.
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Miami
UPI
Mary Vecchio
Kent State
Miss Vecchio
Opa- Locka
Biscayne Boulevard
Massive youth crowd overruns Watkins Glen grounds
About 400000 young people filled the race course grounds for a rock festival at Watkins Glen with more streaming in at dawn. Lt. Richard C. Tonzi said there are 95 acres of wall to wall people and that police cannot stop more arrivals.
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
UPI
Richard C. Tonzi
Ohio Senate approves ethics bill with publisher exemption
The Ohio Senate passed an ethics and public disclosure bill by 25 to 6 but removed a clause covering newspaper owners publishers and lobbyists. The measure, drafted by the Gilligan administration, now exempts most local and county officials and moves to the House for concurrence in a one day session August 27.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
House
Gilligan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Stokes calls for Nixon resignation over Watergate findings
Rep Louis Stokes head of the Congressional Black Caucus says Nixon should resign and the 1972 election be thrown out. He urges removal after Senate Watergate hearing details he deems evidence of illegal campaigning and illegal election of Nixon and Agnew.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Congressional Black Caucus
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Nixon
Stokes
Senate
Cleveland
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Weather and vital notices from Norwalk July 28 1973
Partly cloudy with a shower risk today then cooler tonight. Highs in upper 70s to low 80s with 40 percent rain today, 20 tonight, 10 Sunday. Norwalk highs 85 lows 68. no precipitation. Births: Mr and Mrs Charles Bishop Norwalk girl. Deaths: Mrs Jessie Bishop, 87, Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Charles Bishop
Girl
FT Hospital
Nixon Interfered With Grand Jury Says Ervin
UPI reports Senator Sam Ervin says President Nixon improperly bypassed the grand jury in the Watergate inquiry by arranging for Maurice Stans to testify privately. Ervin argued this bypass undermines the judicial process and could have led to indictments. Ehrlichman testified that he assisted the deposition. Haldeman is set to testify with a lengthy prepared statement.
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Washington
UPI
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Nixon
Maurice H. Stans
Ervin
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate
Ehrlichman
Henry Petersen
Justice Department
Stans
Petersen
Senate Committee
White House
H.R
Bob’’ Haldeman
Skylab Second Crew Launches on Two Month Orbit Mission
Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn 1B reaching an earth orbit before docking with the $294 million space station. The crew reported a flawless start and headed to rendezvous to extend man’s stay in space.
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Alan Bean
Owen Garriott
Jack Lousma
Cape Kennedy
UPI
UPS
Skylab
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousman
Lousma
Earth
KSC
Kennedy Space Center
Bean
Mission Control
Houston
Orbiting Laboratory
Apollo
Judge Russell Antrim Dies In Lorain Hospital
Huron County probate and juvenile judge Russell T. Antrim died at Lorain Community Hospital after surgery for a brain tumor. He was 43, had served since 1965, and was re elected last November. He leaves a widow Mary Jo Ford and three daughters. Funeral plans were announced as no services would be held.
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Russell Antrim
Lorain Hospital
Russell T. Antrim
Huron County
Lorain Community Hospital
Antrim
Don J. Young, Jr
U.S. District Court
Toledo
Seneca County
George Forest
William W. Owens
John J. Gilligan
Sixth Circuit
Tom Murray, Jr
Sandusky
Norwalk
Truman L
Gerda Antrim
Jack
Mary Jo Ford
Christie Ave
David
Bobby Jo) Robertson
Karen R
Amy Jo
Reed
Emily) Patchen
John
Ester) Edwards
Norwalk High School
U.S. Army
Europe
Ohio State University
OSU
Ohio Bar
Heuston Funeral Home
Ohio Legislature approves pay raises for officials
The Ohio General Assembly passed a bill boosting salaries for legislators and top state officials, including governor from 40 000 to 50 000 and chief justice from 32 000 to 45 000. Judges and other officials receive substantial increases, effective January 1975 with a 25 cent hourly raise for about 70 000 state employees.
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Gilligan
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Senate Bill Aims to Cap Individual Political Donations
Washington UPI reports a proposed reform adding a 25000 annual ceiling on contributions by any one individual to candidates and political committees. The Stevenson Mathias amendment would apply to all political giving within a calendar year in a bipartisan effort to curb fat cat influence.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-lill
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
R-Md
All Star Games Highlight Junior and Senior Divisions
The league showcases Lefty Grove era talents in inter circuit all star games tonight. Junior Division takes the field at 6 p.m. on McGuan Diamond One. Senior stars follow at 8:30 p.m. on the same field.
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Lefty Grove
McGuan Diamond One
Hostages Held as Guards Released After Brief Battle
Three of the guards taken prisoner were injured in the first clash and released by the prisoners and admitted to a city hospital. No condition details were given for the hostages. All 21 hostages were corrections department employees. Ed Hardy said there had been no attempt to fight the blaze, and firefighters had not entered the area because the convicts controlled it.
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Dayton
Ohio
UPI
Grover O’connor
David Hall
Hall
Allah
Rafael Cott
Corrections Department
Ed Hardy
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Oklahoma
Jessie Bishop
By Jerry R. Wilson
Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma State Prison
Oklahoma City
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