Ford leads GOP in south survey despite Reagan push
A Cox newspaper poll of 11 states shows 59 percent for Ford 25 percent for Reagan and 16 percent undecided among 94 of 120 GOP leaders. Taft urges Ohio's 15 lawmakers to back Cleveland as 1976 Republican National Convention site saying Ohio's support ensures a warm reception with GOP governor and Cleveland's mayor.
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UPI
Ford
South
California
Ronald Reagan
Cox
Atlanta Journal and Constitution
Reagan
Washington
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Cleveland
Taft
GOP
County Gets $950000 To Improve Jail
A federal grant of 950000 advances improvements at Huron County Jail with 5555 dollars county match. The plan funds unit separation by charges juveniles and sexes, central control locks, and possible work-release features, with completion required by 1976.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Huron County Grand Jury
Borgia
Administration of Justice
Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff's Department
North Star Council of Governments
Ed Leveritt
North Star
Weather and notices from La Tourel area
Mostly sunny Tuesday with highs in the 80s and minimal rain. Marriage licenses issued for Carpenter Carnahan Foos and Salmons Anderson. Obituaries for Bremer Lang Tiedjens. Births announced for Dellinger Rife Cheshire families.
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David A. Carpenter
Elyria
Rebecca B. Carnahan
North Fairfield
James C. Foos
Norwalk
Sue E. Foos
Richard J. Salmons
New London
Susan L. Anderson
William
Clara) Bremer
Defiance
Charles H. Lang
Victor A. Tiedjens
Hamilton
Douglas Dellinger
Timothy Rife
Edward Cheshire
Gas price shift prompts voter input on station loyalty
Saturday survey asks if motorists will switch from regular stations to cut‑rate rivals. Respondents urged to vote no by calling 668-8345 before midnight to express preference on fuel pricing and loyalty.
17 Year Old Hijacks Jetliner In Tokyo
A 17-year-old high school sophomore hijacked an All Nippon Airways Lockheed Tristar jet soon after takeoff and ordered it to Hawaii or Okinawa. Plainclothes security guards rushed the cockpit at Tokyo airport and overpowered him. none of the 286 aboard were hurt.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Tokyo
UPJ
Hawaii
Okinawa
All Nippon Airways
Japan
Hokkaido
Takaaki Kimura
Army Tested LSD on Ohio Man Says He Was Untold Guinea Pig
William Spelering, a Fairview Park furniture salesman, claims he unknowingly received LSD during Army testing at Edgewood Arsenal between 1966 and 1967. He recalls memory loss, hallucinations, and being subjected to undiscussed experiments with antidotes, electrocardiograms, and sensory deprivation.
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Cleveland
UPI
William Spellering
Fairview Park
Spelbring
Army
Edgewood Arsenal
State to Lay Off 2 Percent of Its Employes
Gov. Rhodes orders state departments to cut up to 2 percent of staff due to budget shortfall. Moyer says exact numbers undetermined, layoffs to follow last hired first fired. Ocasek calls it political. officials insist must reduce personnel to balance the budget. Some reports estimate up to 3,000 could be out by mid August.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
General Assembly
Thomas Moyer
Rhodes
Meyer
Moyer
Ohio Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Ocasek
Department of
Ford receives rousing welcome in Warsaw during Poland visit
President Ford and Mrs. Ford arrived in Warsaw to a cheering crowd along King's Track Boulevard. Poland's Edward Gierek greeted them with full military honors as television crews broadcast live, and authorities urged no more war while Ford prepared to attend the Helsinki security summit.
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Warsaw
UPI
Poland
Ford
Soviet Bloc
King’s Track
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Okecie
Bonn
U.S
West Europe
Gierek
Fords
Helsinki
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