Statewide office dress to loosen up this summer
Energy officials push tieless offices and 78 degree thermostats to curb power use. UPI survey finds executives balk over image and practicality. Firms mix caution with partial compliance while Sawhill presses energy saving plan.
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Former Miss America Donna Axum Lets Estranged Husband Keep Son
In a divorce action, Donna Axum Mutscher agrees to allow her estranged husband Gus F. Mutscher to custody of their son for now. The move comes as the former Miss America and Mrs. Mutscher, 32 and 41 respectively, work through the tangled child custody dispute.
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Kleindienst Spared Prison After Watergate Plea
Former Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst receives a one month jail sentence suspended and a 100 dollar fine for a misdemeanor related to Watergate. Judge Hart commends his loyalty while noting incomplete Senate hearing answers.
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Durante sues over signed contract for life story
Jimmy Durante claims in a civil suit that he experiences periodic blackouts and cannot recall signing a 1972 contract with McMillan Co. for a life story book. He seeks to cancel the agreement saying he was not capable of executing it.
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Ohio Lottery to hold Thursday drawings across the state
The Ohio Lottery Commission will stage Thursday drawings at various locations including cities townships shopping malls and large stores. The spokesman said drawings will occur weekly with times in the late morning or early afternoon and last about one hour.
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Weather and births and deaths wrap up June issue
Partly cloudy warm and humid with thundershowers likely today tonight and Saturday. Highs near 85, lows upper 60s, 70 percent precip chance. Birth notices list five newborns and two infants with locations and families. Deaths include four individuals with ages and hometowns.
Judge Quits Over Salary of 40 000
Judge Arnold Bauman of the Manhattan U S District Court resigns after two and a half years citing stagnating income at 40 000 yearly due to inflation. He will retire next August to return to private practice and sent a letter to President Nixon explaining real income has declined.
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Eight-Year-Old Drowns After Boat Incident in Sandusky Bay
An eight-year-old boy, James Harris, drowned Thursday afternoon in Sandusky Bay after jumping from a docked boat. Keith Pridemore, 11, tried to rescue him. James was retrieved and pronounced dead at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was a second grader at Osborne Elementary. funeral Monday at Second Baptist Church.
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Lefty Grove In Hospital After Stomach Pains
Hall of Fame pitcher Lefty Grove, 74, was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk with stomach pains for a checkup. His daughter-in-law said he is in satisfactory condition and improving after a period of sedation and light diet. Grove has lived in Norwalk since the early 1960s.
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Willard Centennial Bathing Beauty Crowned Miss Willard
Patti King, 19, a 1972 Willard High School graduate, is crowned Miss Willard after winning a bathing beauty contest at Willard City Park. The event drew 250 spectators with 15 contestants and featured judges Norwalk official Ron Freeman and others. The centennial plans include an Ohio Day parade with 125 units, 31 floats and 10 bands, and a beard contest winner to be announced Saturday.
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Abandoned 14 Month Old Found In Plymouth Parked Car
Huron County prosecutor awaits formal report before filing charges in the case of a 14 month old girl found in a car near a laundromat in Plymouth. The child, placed with a foster family by the Welfare Department, was seen with an 18 year old Willard woman who claimed her daughter. The incident occurred Tuesday evening and the baby was cared for overnight by Plymouth couple Sgt. James Reffert and his wife. The girl's mother, now married to a 24 year old man, said the baby was born in April 1973 and had been left with her grandmother for an overnight visit.
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