Lions name Rick Forzano as head coach
BLOOMFIELD HILLS Michigan UPI The Detroit Lions select former Navy head coach Rick Forzano 45 to succeed the late Don McCafferty who died at 53 while gardening at his home in Detroit area McCafferty died Sunday and Forzano had previous NFL assistant coaching stints with St Louis and Cincinnati before leading Navy from 1969 to 1972
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UPI
Detroit Lions
Navy
Rick Forzano
Don McCafferty
McCafferty
Forzano
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Naval Academy
Cyprus talks stall as Turkey and Greece seek phased withdrawal plan
Greek Foreign Minister George Mavros said Geneva talks among Britain Greece and Turkey deadlocked after progress. Turkish Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit said Turkey and Greece were studying an acceptable phased withdrawal from Cyprus and warned an all or nothing deadline of midnight local time.
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United Press International
George Mavros
Cyprus
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Geneva
Permier Bulent Ecevit
Ecevit
Ankara
Portugal Plans Freeing of African Colonies
Lisbon officials under President Antonio de Spinola began drafting a pullout plan to grant independence to Angola Mozambique and Portuguese Guinea. The move follows the April 25 coup that ended Portugal's rightist dictatorship and three months after the decision to relinquish colonial rule.
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Lisbon
UPI
Antonio de Spinola
Africa
Spinola
Portugal
Angola
Mozambique
Portuguese
Guinea
Soviet Doctor Links Sex Attitudes to Caviar and Vodka
Soviet physician Dr. Abram M. Svyadoshch argues in Female Sexual Pathology that Russian women may enjoy sex more than Western women and hints that caviar and vodka influence sexual satisfaction. The book, echoing Masters and Johnson, blends Western research with Russian ideas.
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Moscow
UPI
Abram M. Svyadoshch
Masters and Johnson
Israeli troops evict squatters from Jordanian West Bank camp
Israeli soldiers today removed a group of Jewish squatters from a makeshift settlement in occupied Jordanian territory. About 150 squatters and nearly 1,000 sympathizers returned to Jerusalem in 24 buses and cars without violence. The move limits pressure on Rabin government over Jordan’s West Bank in peace talks.
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United Press International
Middle East
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Jordan
West Bank
No Rain Hurts Farmers in Ohio Says Expert
Ohio State University extension professor Austin Istzell warns rain shortage will cut crop yields by 10 to 25 percent. He urges two to three inches of rainfall within 24 hours to prevent losses and notes some farmers may still face failures despite rain.
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UPI
Ohio
Ohio State University
Austin Istzell
Cooperative Extension Service
Ezzell
Was Felt Deep Throat Revealed by Magazine Claim
Washingtonian magazine on Sunday suggested former FBI official Mark Felt was the Watergate source known as Deep Throat. Felt denied the accusation, saying he did not provide the information to Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein.
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Washington
UPN
Washingtonian Magazine
FBI
Mark Felt
Deep Throat
Felt
Washington Post
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Weather and local notices from The RT Center July 29 1974
Mostly sunny and warm today with a chance of showers and a thunderstorm. High in the mid 80s. Tonight will be mostly clear and cooler with lows in the upper 50s. Tuesday will be partly sunny and cooler with highs in the upper 70s and a 30 percent, then 20 percent chance of precipitation. Births include a Bellevue boy and a Willard boy. Deaths list several local residents with ages. Sunrise and sunset times, moon phases noted.
Bishops Defy Church By Ordaining Women
In Philadelphia three Episcopal bishops vow to ordain 11 women as priests despite church law and calls from church leaders to halt the ceremony. The deacon-ordained women, ages 27 to 79, face possible discipline as the unilateral action defies the national canons.
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UPI
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Lyman C. Ogilby
Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Ogilby
Robert L. DeWitt
Edward R. Welles II
West Missouri
Daniel Corrigan
National Executive Council
John M. Allin
The
National Church
Charles V. Willie
House of Deputies
Episcopal Church
Car Train Crash Kills Willard Couple at Crossing
A Norfolk and Western freight train struck a 1974 Ford at a crossing on Ohio 162 near Willard, killing Eugene J. Phillips and Anna M. Phillips both 65. Their daughter Delores Michel, 40, was injured. The crossing lacked flashers or a gate. Funeral plans set for St. Sebastian Church. Separately, actor Robert Conrad, 39, faces assault charges after a Santa Claus beating at the Hilton Hotel in Fort Lauderdale.
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Omar
Willard
Norfolk and Western
Seneca County
Eugene J. Phillips
Anna M. Phillips
Ohio State Patrol
Phillips
Delores Michel
Bellevue Hospital
Ohio 162
St. Sebastian Catholic Church
Bismark
National Farmers Organization
Altar and Rosary Society
The
Eagles
Gerald
Melvin
George
Steven
John
Howard
Henry
Clement Gwirtz
Shelby
Barbara Durwald
New Washington
Helen Cook
Plymouth
Karl Burger
St. Joseph Parish
Monroeville
Fink- Lindsey
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
UPI
Robert Conrad
Connally Indicted In Milk Fund Probe
A federal grand jury indicted former Treasury secretary John B. Connally Jr. on five counts including perjury and receiving illegal payments in a probe of milk producer contributions to Nixon's 1972 re election. Texas associate Jake Jacobsen was indicted on one count of making an illegal payment to a public official.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
Watergate
Jake Jacobsen
Texas
Connally
Nixon
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Jacobsen
Hart
House panel debates Nixon abuse of presidential powers
The House Judiciary Committee weighs a second impeachment article accusing Nixon of abusing presidential powers. It already recommended removal for obstruction of justice in Watergate and supporters predict a House impeachment vote with a trial in the Senate possible this fall.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Bipartisan Committee
House
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Escape Shatters Standoff as Inmate Bolts Through Glass
One of four hostage inmates, Henry Escamilla, escaped through a glass library door at Huntsville prison during the Carrasco standoff. Carrasco, wanted for numerous killings in Mexico and Texas, had held 15 hostages since Wednesday as negotiations continued. Escamilla was hospitalized with severe injuries. fate of remaining hostages unclear.
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Aline Everts
Huntsville
Tex
Aline House
Mrs. House
UPI
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Henry Escamilla
Ron Taylor
Escamilla
Carrasco
Mexico
San Antonio
TDC
Texas Department of Correction
Cuba
Joseph O’brien
O’brien
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ITT
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