Quinlans sell story on their daughter's right to die
Morristown reports Joseph and Julia Quinlan agreed to sell their account of the right to die case involving their 22 year old adopted daughter Karen Ann to Ladies Home Journal. Editor Lenore Hershey said the magazine has an arrangement to publish the Quinlans' story.
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Morristown
N.J
UPI
Joseph
Julia Quinlan
Ladies Home Journal
Lenore Hershey
Quinlan
Weather and life events for June 1 1976 local area
Clear tonight with highs in the 70s and low 50s overnight. Saturday should warm to upper 70s with near zero rain chances. Marriage licenses issued for two couples, a birth in Willard Area, and several local deaths listed including Mrs. Irma Fries Roberts and Mr. Walter A. Flew.
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Irma Fries Roberts
Berlin Heights
Walter A. Flew
Wakeman
Ruth S. Seibel
Norwalk
Addie C. Weitzel
Milan
Tulsa Judge Delivers Go-Go Club Comment During Case
A Tulsa judge in a Tuesday hearing refused to close a nightclub with go-go dancers and said the remark girl, watching is as American as blueberry pie. The question asks if you agree with the judge's statement.
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Tulsa, Okla
Europe
France
Spain
Norwalk Blue Ribbon panel votes against income tax hike
Norwalk's Blue Ribbon Committee votes 5 to 1 against raising the city's income tax, while weighing capital improvements cuts and the potential use of federal revenue sharing funds. Edward Still opposes the plan, warning of a 1977 financial crisis if funding dries up. The panel drafts a recommendation for City Council, which historically may accept or reject it.
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Norwalk
Edward Still
Anthony Petrosino
Petrosino
Willard Bishman
Maxine Smith
Edward Barker
William Casselberry
Mark Beeman
Wayne Goodsite
City Hall
City Hall Ponders Income Tax Hint After Blue Ribbon Vote
City officials weigh asking City Council for a one percent income tax after the Blue Ribbon tax panel rejected a tax hike by a 5-1 margin. Mayor Wayne Goodsite and Finance Director Douglas Colvin discuss the panel’s stance and May revenue shortfalls affecting payroll and bills. Norwalk remains one of three Ohio cities with a one half percent tax while others have at least one percent.
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Wayne Goodsite
Douglas Colvin
Goodsite
Ennis George
Colvin
Norwalk
Ohio
Campaign Styles and Candidates in Huron County Board Race
The article surveys the Huron County Commission campaign for the January term. Republicans Marian Filip, Dale Immel, Bernard McClure, Roy Palm, Frank Smith, and Dale Stearns compete in the primary with six hopefuls, while Democrats Jane Adelman and James Seitz seek the nomination. Stearns highlights a personal door-to-door approach and regional government opposition. McClure campaigns door to door and stresses efficient county operation.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Huron County
Marian C. Filip
Dale Immel
Bernard L. McClure
Roy F. Palm
Frank V. Smith
Dale V. Stearns
Jane A. Adelman
James E. Seitz
Dale Stearns
Bernard McClure Stearns
Willard
Stearns
Nere
McClure
Martha Mitchell Funeral Reveals Quiet Emotions in Public Loss
Martha Mitchell died of bone cancer at 57 in New York. John Mitchell, her estranged husband and Nixon aide, showed no emotion during her funeral attended by about 450 mourners. A childhood friend recalled her bright, bold personality while flowers and a somber service marked the ceremony.
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Robert Carey
Pine Bluff
Ark
UPI
Martha Mitchell
Nixon
Washington
Richard Nixon
New York
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Martha
Fanny B. Coleman
Manchester
Ohio
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Labor Department
William Roll
Plymouth
Marcella Edgeson
Shelby
Robert J. Manlet
Bellevue
Wendy Hamilton
Mrs. Raymundo Resender
Willard Area
Nowalk
Whitney Field
8 Tonight
Towne and Country Regional Art Center
Oberlin
Huron County Sheriff's
Valley Forge
Bernard McClure
Marian Filip
Roy Palm
Frank Smith
James Seitz
Jane Adelman
Huron County Board of Commissioners
New Haven Township
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