Money-Tosser Holzman Claims He Is A Phony
Aft Lauderdale money tosser Stu Holzman, who boasted of wealth, told reporters I am a phony after paying cash for three boats at a Ft Lauderdale marina and speeding away tossing $100 bills with three bikini clad companions. The Florida assistant state attorney is reviewing his business affairs. Holzman says he served time in federal prison and faces civil suits over non payment for merchandise.
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Stu Holzman
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Holzman
UPI
Beame and Badillo Face Runoff In New York Mayoralty
City Comptroller Abraham Beame led the Democratic primary with 34 percent and 263 914 votes, while Rep Herman Badillo trailed with 29 percent and 222 466 votes. With 99 percent counted the runoff is set for June 26 to decide the nominee to succeed Mayor Lindsay.
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New York
UPI
Abraham D. Beame
Herman Badillo
John V. Lindsay
Beame
Badillo
Richardson Says FBI Director Choice Near
Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson says a permanent FBI director will be named soon after an exhaustive search. He noted the White House acknowledged Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley is among the finalists under consideration.
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Washington
UPI
Elliot L. Richardson
FBI
Richardson
White House
Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
State Farm Cuts Ohio Auto Rates by 6.8 Percent
State Farm Insurance Co. announced a 6.8 percent average cut in Ohio auto rates effective July 1. The company said policyholders would save about 4.125 million dollars annually, covering roughly 442000 insured cars in Ohio.
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Bloomington, Ill
UPI
State Farm Insurance Co
Ohio
State Farm
New Voting Machine Vetoed in Ohio After Testing
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown denied approval of a Litton Industries vote counting machine that reads ballot cards marked with a pencil at up to 100 cards per minute. The three member Board of Examiners said it shows promise but cannot separate programming effects from equipment defects.
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Columbus
VPI
Ted W. Brown
Litton Industries
Litton
Brown
State Board of Examiners
Weather and marriage notices sweep Norwalk area
Variable cloudiness through Wednesday with showers and thundershowers likely through Wednesday morning ending Wednesday afternoon. Highs today in the low 80s. tonight and Wednesday cooler with mid 70s. Marriage license applications listed for several Greenwich Willard Norwalk and Castalia residents. Death of Mrs. Sadie Damback and Elizabeth N. Brown, 9, Norwalk area.
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Norwalk
Ronnie Music
Greenwich
Karen S. Moser
Lawrence E. Robinson
Willard
Rachel Lester
Castalia
Robert E. Sexton
New Haven
Pamela J. Newmeyer
Arnold L. Smith
Findlay
Ruby E. Smith
Gary D. Isaac
Gloria J. Snook
Richard L. Justice
Sadie Damback
Salem
Elizabeth N. Brown
Edward Brown
Blob in Yard Turns Out to Be Slime Mold
In Painesville Ohio Debbie Chapman and local authorities identified the mysterious backyard blob as a slime mold, a Myzomycete fungus. EPA expert Dr K L Applegate confirmed the organism is non dangerous and noted it grows rapidly in warm wet conditions.
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Painesville, Ohio
UPI
Debbie Chapman
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
K.L. Applegate
Columbus
Ohio
Nixon May Hold News Conference
President Nixon weighs ways to address Watergate with the press. Ziegler’s role and replacement rumors swirl as calls for questions grow. Proposals include a TV interview or an hour with the three network anchors.
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Nixon
Ziegler
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
John J. Sirica
James W. McCord
Virginia
Linwood Holton
Republican Governors Association
Robert Strauss
Holton
Grand
Senate
Railroader Dies In Fall At Willard
Harry Mitchell 59 of Garrett Indiana an engineer with the Baltimore and Ohio Railway died after falling from a second story window at the Willard YMCA where he was lodging. He had worked 27 years for the railroad. Police are investigating and arrangements are pending.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Willard Ymca
Harry Mitchell
Garrett
Ind
R.L. Sell
YMCA
Mitchell
Woodlawn Ave
Sell
Willard
John Emery
Huron County
Muriel Smith
Railroad
Cedar Point Sale Is Off Merger Between Cedar Point and Taft Abandoned
Taft Broadcasting and Cedar Point Inc announced the merger is discontinued due to unsettled stock market conditions. Mechem and Legros said the termination does not preclude future discussions and noted both stocks hit new lows while Cedar Point later showed higher bid and ask quotes. Attendance at Cedar Point remained excellent since May 19 despite weather.
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Cedar Point, Inc
Taft Broadcasting Co
Charles Mechem
Taft Broadcasting
E.A. Legros
Taft
Cedar Point
New York Stock Exchange
Burglar Strikes Rural Homes and Businesses in Huron County
Items valued at 500 dollars were stolen from the Wilbert D. Skinn residence on Moriah Road. A Bellevue boy was arrested in a Friendly Acres burglary and a 17 year old released to parents. Two other attempted burglaries and a May 10 tavern break in near Bellevue yielded cash liquor and a radio with the youth admitting involvement.
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Wilbert D. Skinn
Moriah Road
Huron County Sheriff's Department
John Borgia
Bellevue
Friendly Acres
U.S. 20
Norwalk
Skinn
Sheriff's Department
Borgia
Graduation ceremony for Christie Lane School tonight
Forty five students at Christie Lane School will receive diplomas in a graduation ceremony at 7 30 p m tonight.
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Christie Lane School
Norwalk High students propose sweeping reforms in grading and discipline
A group of 27 Norwalk High School seniors led by Rand Laycock and Dean Decker urge changes to the district’s system. They call for a move to trimesters from semesters, a pass fail grading option, teachers’ greater disciplinary authority, and a student faculty commission.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk High School
Norwalk Board of Education
Alonzo Allen
Rand Laycock
Decker
Laycock
Norwalk
Cole Building
Klein Leaving White House Plans to Quit White House Post
Herb Klein, Nixon's communications coordinator, said he has discussed his future plans with the president and will continue to serve when and where he can after leaving. He emphasized he will still assist Nixon because of a belief in his strong leadership.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Herb Klein
Nixon
White House
Klein
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