Ohio Congressman Hays orders reporters off farm on renomination day
In Bellaire Ohio Rep Wayne Hays angrily told newsmen to leave his Belmont farm as he prepared to head to Washington after winning renomination amid a sex scandal. The scene follows his party's primary and amid revelations of an affair affecting his strength at the polls.
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Indians Coach Colavito Suspended Three Games
Cleveland Indians coach Rocky Colavito has been suspended for three games and fined $100 for bumping umpire Rich Garcia after an argument during Sunday's doubleheader at Chicago. The suspension starts Friday, per American League president Lee McPhail. Ohio presidential primary results show 12 074 votes or 93 percent of polling places reporting.
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Weather summary for Fon The Record
Highs Thursday near 90 degrees with partly cloudy skies and a 10 percent chance of rain. Tonight lows in the mid to upper 50s with westerly winds 6 to 12 mph, then variable less than 10 mph. Tuesday temperatures reach the mid 80s with humidity around 84 percent in the morning and 31 percent in the afternoon. Total precipitation remains none. Sunrise 5 54 a.m. Sunset 9 00 p.m. Moonrise 6 22 p.m. Moonset 3 57 a.m.
Optiow Line Ponders Betty Ford Likeability
Tuesday's question asks readers if Betty Ford is the most likeable First Lady of their lifetime. Voters are urged to call 668 8544 to vote yes by midnight.
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Carabin and Bick Sweep County Commissioner Primaries
Republican Thomas Carabin and Democrat Clayton Bick won their party primaries for the Jan 2 term as county commissioner. Carabin led 1 046 to 945 over Joseph Sherman. Bick defeated James D. Schaffer 1 302 to 1 031, with Carabin carrying Norwalk heavily and Bick stressing door to door campaigning for November.
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Tansey Wins 72nd District Race In Close Campaign
Tansey defeats Reach by 34 votes in a hard fought campaign for the 72nd district. She vows to serve as a full time legislator and begin the next campaign leg immediately. Rench, buoyant but not conceding, cites Erie County absentee ballots for a possible recount and notes his Lorain showing lagged. He also recalls a bicycle accident that sidelined him two weeks before the vote.
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Seitz Adelman Race, Palm Victory Highlight Huron County Primary
In Huron County, Adelman and Seitz sparred over the 1978 Democratic primary while Roy Palm dominated the Republican primary with 1234 votes. Dale Stearns Marian Filip Dale Immel Bernard McClure Frank Smith trailed as Palm eyed fall plans and dairy life.
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Frank Smith
Huron County Ballots Rejected by Voters on School Taxes
In Huron County, Berlin Milan and Seneca East districts rejected two mill levies, while Buckeye Central approved a $1.265 million bond and a 9.6 mill levy. Ridgefield Township voters declined a Monroeville annexation 25 to 58 as five precincts voted. Counting stretched into early morning with Erie County blocking some results.
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Double riding ends with girl injured in bike mishap
Janet Bowers twelve suffered a cut foot and bruised leg after being flipped from handlebars on Vandercook and St Mary's Streets while her sister Karen piloted the bicycle. Police issued a stern warning for riding double. Janet was taken by ambulance to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Impasse Panel Weighs EHOVE Contract Dispute
EHOVE Board of Education and EHOVE Teachers Association send dispute to impasse panel after 19 interim talks. They clash on grievance procedures retroactive pay dental coverage hospital benefits and salary. Judge James McCrystal appoints Daniel Schisler as panel head with Michael Fegen and Ed Spiezio on the panel.
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Huron County GOP and Dems See Unopposed Winners Across Board
In Huron County Arthur Top Vote Getter led unopposed Republicans with 3 870 votes while John A Elmlinger topped Democrats for recorder with 2 160. Other GOP totals include Reegan 3 128 Inter 3 672 Borgia 3 802 Thomas 3 562 Livengood 3 544 Holman 3 346 Dush 3 101. Democratic unopposeds Hauser 2 051 Kinley 1 606 Bishop 1 819 Egyed 1 455 Smith 1 662 Heydinger 1 925. Gerald Ford led local GOP with 2 538 to Reagan 2 326. Carter 1 717. Metzenbaum 1 251 edged Stanton 1 141 in senate race. Voter turnout exceeded projections with 5 240 Republicans and 4 040 Democrats. Eighty eight cast issues only ballots.
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Morris Udall
Geroge Wallace
Gertrude Donahey
Henry Jackson
Howard Metzenbaum
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