Vaccine mixup may delay swine flu inoculation plan
Washington reports a production mixup at a drug firm could push back four to six weeks the rollout to ill and elderly Americans while not affecting other groups. Chicago coverage notes Elizabeth Ray's claims of congressmen's private meetings with her. Ohio's Gilligan endorses Carter for the Democratic nomination as Ohio voters head toward the March primary.
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Washington
UPI
Chicago
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Miss Ray
Seymour Feig
New York
Cleveland
John J. Gilligan
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Gilligan
United States
Weather and life events from Fon The Record June 3 1976
Weather notes show clear tonight with upper 40s to lower 50s lows and sunny Friday highs 70 to 75 with near zero rain chance. Winds NE to E 10 to 20 mph. Marriage licenses list Leonard Spitler and Barbara McGrady plus Michael Myers and Julie Shepherd. Births and deaths recorded including Irma Fries Roberts and Richard Walton.
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Leonard Spitler
Norwalk
Barbara McGrady
Bellevue
Michael A. Myers
Julie K. Shepherd
Carl Damron
New London
Ralph Allen
Monroeville
Sandusky
Allen Scoggins
Irma Fries Roberts
Huron
Richard C. Walton
County ambulance service proposed amid state rules
A Greenwich funeral home operator proposes county wide ambulance service as he may quit his own EMS under new state requirements. Polling shows 75.5 percent YES, 24.5 percent NO. A Tulsa case cites a judge approving go go dancers with a remark about girl watching. Vote by calling 668-8544 for YES or 668-8345 for NO by midnight.
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Greenwich
Norwalk
Tulsa, Okla
Guard Ponders Future Of Armory In Norwalk
Ohio National Guard Armory in Norwalk nears closure after May recruiting drive fell 10 short of its 40 enlistment goal. Armory ranks stood at 92 before May and 116 after, needing 90 percent of 136 to avoid shutdown. If reduced, guardsmen may train in Lorain or Sandusky and discharges could be arranged to ease travel.
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Ohio National Guard
Norwalk
Toledo
James Abraham
Army Guard
Ohio
Abraham
Lorain
Sandusky
Ohio Army Guard
Washington
Fanny Farmer Strike Deepens as Works Reject Contract
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops workers voted 148 to 107 to reject a return-to-work proposal while negotiations on a new three-year contract stall. The company withdrew permission for union audits, citing the rejection, and picket lines formed as three hundred thirty-five plant employees began a legal strike. Management's offer of 26 percent wage growth over three years was rejected, with the union seeking 40 percent.
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Janet Conway
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Teamsters Local 20
L.C. Trotta
Chuck Winters
Fremont
Trotta
Local 20
Omar Brown
Brown
Winters
Don Ogle
Fanny Farmer
Teamsters
Norwalk
Reporter Bolles Bombed While Investigating Mafia Story
Phoenix journalist Don Bolles of the Arizona Republic was seriously injured when a bomb exploded in his car after he went to meet a tip about a Mafia story. Police hunt an anonymous tipster believed to have lured him to a hotel. Bolles calls it an obvious setup. He is 48 and hospitalized in critical condition.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Don Bolles
Bolles
The
Arizona Republic
Arizona
Republic
Associated Press
New York
Arizona Press Club
Racing Interests
Sam Steiger
R.ariz
Steiger
Clarendon
Bernie Wynn
Capitol
Norwalk Jaycees Hold Junior Champ Track Meet
Tonight the Norwalk Jaycees sponsor the Junior Champ track meet at Whitney Field starting 4 30 p m and running until dark. The Blue Ribbon Tax Committee meets at 7 30 tonight in city council chambers. The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Keep Norwalk Clean meeting at 7 in the Chamber office at 61 Whittlesey Ave.
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Norwalk Jaycees
Whitney Field
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Whittlesey Ave
Heaviest Prank Rocks Keystone High by 1976 Grads
In Lagrange Ohio seniors Gregg Dill and Dave Tuttle placed a 17 ton boulder on the front lawn to memorialize the class of 76. They borrowed a bulldozer and a 35 ton truck to move the rock onto the trailer and onto the lawn crushing part of the sidewalk. Principal William Craig expressed amusement and said the rock will stay.
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Lagrange, Ohio
UPI
Keystone High School
Gregg Dill
Dave Tuttle
Dill
Dill Construction Co
Tuttle
Gregg
William Craig
Craig
Quiet County Board Race Sees Record Candidate Field
In Huron County a crowded field of eight hopefuls seeks two seats on the Board of Commissioners for the Jan 2 term. Republicans Keane Bauerle Carabin Fife Salisbury and Sherman plus Democrats Bick Schaffer vie as voters grow tired of politics and favor quiet campaigns. Only Salisbury and Sherman travel door to door while national contests loom large. BAURLE 53 of Willard is a woodworking firm owner and active community leader. See COUNTY Page 8.
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Kenne
Board of Elections Office
Huron County Board of Commissioners
Arthur Herner
Keane
Otto Bauerle
Thomas Carabin
Gerald Fife
Kenneth Salisbury
Joseph Sherman
Clayton Bick
James D. Schaffer
Monroeville
Bauerle
Carabin
Salisbury
Sherman
Baurle
Willard
The
Willard Woodworking Co
Holiday Lakes
District 21 Lumber Dealers Association
State Boards of Builders and Lumber
Car Dealer Loses Suit Over $52 Repair Bill
Clyde woman Sarah B. Shearer sued Bellevue dealer Bill Garlic Motors Inc after it refused to release her 1969 Oldsmobile until payment. A Huron County jury awarded Shearer 1600 dollars plus six percent interest from Oct 10 1970, while Garlic won 51 dollars on the repair bill.
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Clyde
Bellevue
Sarah B. Shearer
Bill Garlic Motors, Inc
Garlic
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Shearer
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Trenton and
Newark, N.J
Tom Carabin
Norene Kenne
James Schaffer
County Board
Erm
David Ray Norene J. Keane
Monae
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