Ohio Lottery seeks ticket agents location and mail options
The Ohio Lottery Commission announced that applications are open for people to become authorized ticket agents. Applications are available at state liquor stores or by mail from the commission at 11001 Cedar Ave Cleveland. Agents earn a five percent commission on gross sales.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Lottery
State Lottery Commission
Ohio Lottery Commission
Cedar Ave
Wounded POWs Return as Talks Open Second Phase
Wounded Israeli and Syrian prisoners of war returned home with kisses flowers and tears of joy signaling the second phase of a ceasefire agreement. They were set to be exchanged by mid next week and some traveled on crutches smiling despite injuries.
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United Press International
Supreme Court to rule on Nixon executive privilege claim
The Supreme Court agreed to fast track Nixon v. Watergate prosecutors and rule on Nixon's refusal to surrender presidential recordings. The case tests executive privilege and whether the president may keep conversations private in the Watergate investigations.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Nixon
Adelle Davis Dies at 70 After Bone Cancer Battle
Adelle Davis, famed promoter of the you are what you eat philosophy, died at age 70 in Los Angeles from bone cancer after a year of chemotherapy. She cited junk food in college and heavy work as contributing factors.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Adelle Davis
Weather and Local Life Briefs June 1 1974 Norwalk
Weather shows clear cool night with upper 40s to 50s lows and Sunday sunny highs in 60s to 70s. North winds ease tonight. Norwalk temps reach 79 and 49. Marriage licenses list Patton Gorby Harshberger Rekart Tackett Rowe. Births note Nichols Meyer Stenger families with three newborns.
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Norwalk
Jack Patton Jr
New London
Shirley R. Gorby
Allen A. Harshberger
Mary A. Rekart
Paul N. Tackett
Willard
Farmer
Paula E. Rowe
SLA Claims Shoot Down Of Police Helicopter
A letter reportedly from the Symbionese Liberation Army claims responsibility for shooting down a LAPD helicopter. The SLA letter cites retribution for deaths of six members two weeks earlier and names an anti aircraft missile. Police say no external cause was found at the crash site and the letter is under review by authorities.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Symbionese Liberation Army
KNXT
SLA
Cmdr
Paul Gillen
Bureau of Uniformed Services
San Fernando Valley
Special Weapons and Tactics Team
SWAT
FBI
Kagel Canyon
TV Exposure Dampens Norwalk Inventor Ron Spetter
Norwalk man Ron Spetter laments brief television exposure of his gasoline saving invention. He says Channel 5 eye witness newsreel on Friday evening trivialized the device and brought no financial backers or follow up. He learned of the appearance by chance and questions the segment’s seriousness.
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Ron Spetter
Spetter
Channel 5
Norwalk OKs 1975 City Budget of 2.86 Million
Norwalk approves a 2,858,518 budget for 1975, up 225,481 from 1974, with 235,000 in potential unspent items. Funds cover ambulance replacement contingency, professional services, street resurfacing and water line projects but rely on grants. Two new ordinances go to council alongside bids for transcription equipment and two tennis courts.
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Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
Colvin
City Hall
Graduation Times for St Paul and Norwalk Seniors
Newalk St Paul High School seniors graduate at 4 p.m. Sunday at St Pauls Church. Norwalk High School holds baccalaureate at 8 p.m. Sunday in Norwalk Junior High School.
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St. Paul High School
St. Paul’s
Norwalk High School
Norwalk Junior High School
FBI chief warns about trendy crimes spreading via publicity
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley urged broadcasters to study imitative crimes that surge after high profile incidents. He cited riots hijackings bomb threats and kidnappings as examples and urged responsible crime coverage as part of a free press in a democratic society. He emphasized the issue is not solely a law enforcement matter.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Associated Press Broadcasters Association
Deputy Luce Dismissed Over False Shooting Report
Huron County deputy Keith Luce, 22, was fired after a departmental probe found two false reports. He admitted the May 3 shooting claim and the threatening calls were not legitimate, following stakeout surveillance at a Norwalk area home. Deputy Luce was dismissed May 24.
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Keith Luce
Huron County
Luce
John Borgia
Borgia
Richard Andres
US 250
Norwalk
Sheriff's Department
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