Watergate figures must start prison terms on June twenty second
UPI reports Judge Sirica indicated John Mitchell and H R Haldeman should begin serving their sentences June 22 for involvement in the Watergate cover up. He noted no Supreme Court ruling yet on Nixon aides appeal, but that date seems right to him.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
John Sirica
John Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Sirica
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
GM extends warranty on Chevymobiles despite swap halt
GM said it will continue indefinitely its extended three year or 36000 mile warranty on the engine transmission and rear axle for any of the 87000 1977 Oldsmobiles Buicks and Pontiacs that used Chevrolet engines. The swap offer ended except in New York State.
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Detroit
UPS
New York State
Former county Democratic chief Gosney jailed for license fee theft
In Columbiana County Ohio former Democratic Chairman Donald Gosney was sentenced to one to five years in prison and ordered to repay more than seventy thousand dollars in stolen license plate fees. Judge Richard Kennedy denied probation saying public respect for the legal system requires incarceration.
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Lisbon
Ohio
UPI
Columbiana County
Democratic
Donald Gosney
Columbiana County Common Pleas Court
Richard Kennedy
Gosney
Parents sue to block graduation over illiterate student
George and Alice Garrett sue Broward County school board in Broward Circuit Court on behalf of their 19 year old daughter Elizabeth to stop her high school graduation claiming inadequate education. The suit seeks a court ruling on whether Elizabeth received the required education and alleges negligence in handling her needs.
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla
UPI
Broward County
George
Alice Garrett
Broward Circuit Court
Elizabeth
Garretts
Fort Lauderdale
Garrett
Elwood Obrig
Florida
Mandel Trials Begins as Governor Returns from Court
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel, recovering from a stroke, left a federal courtroom with his bodyguards after the first day of a 23 count mail fraud and racketeering trial. Mandel said he was exhausted and tired as he faces retrial with five codefendants on charges delayed by his hospitalization.
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Baltimore
UPI
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Ohio House OKs Prizes Beyond Cash for Lottery
Columbus Ohio The Ohio Lottery Commission won House approval to award trips homes cars and other prizes in addition to cash Lottery Director Gerald Patronite said goods and services could be offered under existing law but needs Senate approval. Patronite favored broader prize plans and testified before the House two months earlier. The bill moves to the Senate.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Lottery Commission
Ohio House
Gerald Patronite
Ohio General Assembly
Patronite
House
Senate
Weather and notices from Fon The Record June 2 1977
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday cooler nights with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s to 70s. Precipitation chance 10 percent. Northwest to north winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday temperatures 74 to 50. Humidity readings near 78 percent, 55 percent, and 65 percent at 8 am, 2 pm, and 8 pm. Sunrise 5 56 am, sunset 8 55 pm, moonrise 9 52 pm, moonset 7 01 am. Birth announcement: Mr and Mrs Mark Osterland Norwalk announce a boy. Death: Mrs Freda Kathrine Raymond 79 Milan.
Chicago Flanks Half 8th Grade Read-Back Policy
Chicago district plans to hold about 675 of 1,289 eighth graders back for not reaching a 6th grade reading level. District 9 Superintendent Albert Briggs says he is cracking down on low reading scores and will gate graduation, with most held students sent to remedial centers or over-age programs. He remains hopeful overall reading scores will improve.
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Chicago
UPI
Near West Side
District
Albert Anee
Briggs
Inner City
Board of Education
Crane High
Crane
Ellett Expected to Retire From Huron County Health
Clarence Ellett deputy health commissioner of Huron County for 24 years may announce his retirement or resignation at today's Board of Health meeting. He is 64 and lives on Old State Road in Norwalk.
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Clarence Ellett
Huron County Department of Health
Ellett
Board of Health
Health Commission
Howard Sparks
Lett
Old State Road
Norwalk
Palm Stricken At Cleveland Clinic
Huron County Commissioner Roy Palm is in the coronary unit at Cleveland Clinic recovering from a heart attack. He was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital May 23 and transferred to Cleveland Clinic for open heart surgery, which was postponed after his heart attack. He may be released from the coronary unit later this week but remains a patient at the clinic.
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Huron County
Roy Palm
Cleveland Clinic
Palm
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk GOP held primary for council candidates
Five veteran Republicans and two newcomers seek four at large seats in Norwalk with incumbents Richard D. Cunningham L William Ream and Morgan E Jones joined by Catherine M Murray and Bernard L McClure. Murray and McClure campaign door to door while incumbents tout records and tax stance. City council pay is $80 monthly.
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Norwalk
Richard D. Cunningham
L. William Ream
Morgan E. Jones
Catherine M. Murray
Bernard L. McClure
Emocrat
Robert Williams
Vatican Court Grants Annulment Over False Matrimony Belief
The Sacred Roman Rota ruled a marriage null due to the bride's belief that simply sleeping beside her husband could cause pregnancy. The decision, cited in a Vatican review, notes ignorance of the nature of matrimony as the grounds.
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Vatican City
UPI
The
Vatican
Holy See
Sacred Roman Rota
Fireworks Factory Planned Near Fitchville
Mrs. Edward Ackerman of Royal Fireworks and Displays Co. announces a two building plant off Prospect Road two miles east of U S 250 in Fitchville will produce Class B and Class C fireworks. The Ohio permit was approved in December and four semi trucks are at the site. The firm employs four people.
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Fitchville
Prospect Road
U.S. 250
Edward Ackerman
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Ackerman
Ohio
Norwalk Sells Police Dog for 300 Dollars
Norwalk has sold its only police dog King to Willard Police Department for 300 dollars on May 19. The sale follows a recommendation by Police Chief Lawrence Hilson due to the dog’s declining ability and training costs. The Willard handler Sgt. Thomas Ludban now staffs Willard’s first police dog named Sam.
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Norwalk
Willard Police Department
King
Melvin Shipley
Norwalk Jaycees
Jaycee
Michael Meinke
E Jaycees
J. C. Dillon
Lawrence Hilson
Ptl
Gerald Kluding
Hilson
Kluding
Council
Willard
Thomas Ludban
Sam
Shipley
General Fund
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