Ford Laughs Off Pratfall At Salzburg Airport
President Ford brushed off a tumble on the Salzburg airport ramp with reporters noting he felt great after eight hours sleep. A White House aide cited his football knee as a tired factor while Col. Blake said Ford wore a knee brace when golfing and nearly slipped again on stairs after talks with Anwar Sadat.
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UPI
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Austria
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William Lukash
White House
University of Michigan
Air Force
Robert Blake
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Blake
Betty Ford
Weather outlook and early deaths in Sandusky and Youngstown
Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent rain chance and low in the 50s. Tuesday fair with 20 percent rain chance and highs in the 70s. Also reported are dawn humidity, sun times, and a trace precipitation. deaths noted include Thomas R. Burns, 60, Sandusky, and Ann H. Doster, 81, Youngstown.
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Thomas R. Burns
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Ann H. Doster
Youngstown
Ford Says Permanent Peace Plan Taking Shape At Talks
President Ford finished talks with Egypt's Anwar Sadat in Salzburg and said a U.S. plan to promote permanent peace in the Middle East is taking shape. The discussions centered on security ties and regional stability as the two leaders emphasized cooperation and progress toward long term peace.
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Washington
Rockefeller Says CIA Broke Law Not Major Illicit Actions
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller summarized the five month Rockefeller Commission inquiry into the CIA noting lawful breaches but no massive illegal domestic spying. The panel, nearly unanimous, recommended steps to prevent future wrongdoing as Ford expected a 350 page report to be sent to the White House.
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UPI
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Central Intelligence Agency
Rockefeller Commission
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Rockefeller
Akron Man To Address City Grads At Norwalk High
Dr. Paul C. Hayes chairman of Akron University Educational Administration will speak at Norwalk High School graduation at 8 p.m. Thursday. Hayes, editor of The Administrator, has served as principal or superintendent in Ohio. Kathryn Christopher is valedictorian with 4.303 GPA and broad leadership in band, clubs, and 4-H. she plans veterinary medicine at Ohio State. Barbara Mangold is salutatorian with 4.294 GPA active in Pep Club and church activities, studying education at Capital University. Dan Hipp, class president, to introduce Hayes.
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Akron University Department of Educational Administration
Norwalk
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Ohio
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Theatre Guild
Girls Athletic Association
Ohio State University
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George Christopher
Rosedale Blvd
Barbara Mangold
Future Teachers
Miss Mangold
Ulrich Mangold
Woodlawn Ave
Luther League
Capital University
Dan Hipp
Huron County Airport Authority Meets Tonight
The Huron County Airport Authority will convene at 7 30 this evening in the airport administration building to discuss current operations and future plans.
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Huron County Airport Authority
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Governors Favor Capital Punishment 2-1, South Leads Support
United Press International polls show 28 governors back capital punishment, 17 oppose, five undecided. The South strongly supports it with all but one governor in favor, while the Northeast West and Midwest split. The report notes diverse views on deterrence and justice, cites 33 states with death penalty laws, and references the 1972 Supreme Court ruling.
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Tennessee
Blanton
Charles Manson
California
Indiana
Richard Kneip
South Dakota
Delaware
New Hampshire
Idaho
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Utah
United States
Luis Jose Monge
Colorado
Supreme Court
North Carolina
James Holshouser Jr
100 Women Donating Milk To Save California Infant
Salinas based report says 100 nursing mothers donate unpasteurized breast milk to Lori a 10 month old with a rare intestinal disorder. Without the milk her condition would be fatal doctors warned. Each donor pumps to build surplus for Lori and others at Stanford center.
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Salinas
Calif
UPI
Sharon Borges
Lori
United States
Mrs. Borges
Stanford University Medical Center
Ohio license plate deadline poll prompts mixed reviews
Opinion poll shows 63.4 percent dislike the new system citing confusion and lingering lines while 36.6 percent approve citing reduced hassle and spaced crowds. Voters are asked to call numbers or vote by midnight on school program questions.
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