Ashbrook Urges NHS Grads To Set Sights
U S Rep John Ashbrook urged Norwalk High School 1978 graduates to stay positive amid world conditions and pursue intelligent effort. He cited Johnny Appleseed epitaph and urged belief in uncommon achievements while noting a shift from abundance to scarcity and stressing unity and forward vision.
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Jan Rogosch
Norwalk High School
U.S
John Ashbrook
R-17
Johnny Appleseed
Ashbrook
Robert Thomas
St. Paul Catholic Church
Linda Tucker
Ohio man wins 500000 in weekly lottery drawing
Streetsboro resident Jim Selander becomes the second person to reach a $500000 total in Ohio Lottery weekly drawings. He collected 25000 on May 11, 50000 on May 18, 75000 on May 25, and 150000 on June 1, earning the milestone payoff after this week’s draw. The winning numbers were gold 0, white 90, blue 087, extra cash 103773.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jim Selander
Streetsboro
Ohio Lottery
Selander
Ohio
Soviet claim bugging device was protective measure in Moscow
In Moscow the Soviet Union called the bugging device found in the U S Embassy chimney a purely protective measure amid alleged subversive activity by Americans and said the embassy should pay for damages after U S security men followed a spy tunnel to a Soviet apartment after the bug was found on May 29. In Glenwood Springs Colorado Police Chief Bob Herbert said Roy Nelson could face up to 300 dollars in fines for parking a four engine train on tracks and triggering a crossing signal while he bought a hamburger, with a 13 minute halt to Main Street traffic as the penalty for unauthorized use of a railroad signal.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Bob Herbert
Roy Nelson
Herbert
Nelson
Fruita
Main Street
Carter Beef Imports Aims to Trim Hamburger Price
President Carter announced stepped up beef imports to help cling to a 5 to 6 cent per pound saving on hamburger. He used the move to rebuke Congress over spending and urge Americans to share in curbing rapid price rises.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
Weather and life events in a midweek Ohio edition
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with lows 45 to 50. Sunny and warmer Saturday with highs near 78. Precipitation chances 10 percent tonight and near zero Saturday. Winds light and variable tonight. Temperatures Thursday 74 to 49. No precipitation. Marriage license applications include multiple pairs listing hometowns and jobs. Births report two newborns, one girl and one boy, at Norwalk hospitals. Death notices for four individuals from various towns. A note about Hawaii’s Kalani Palace as the state Capitol grounds landmark.
Charges undecided on West Virginia scaffold disaster
The government has not decided whether to bring criminal charges against Research-Cottrell Inc. and two other firms over 16 safety violations tied to the Willow Island cooling tower collapse that killed 51 workers. Assistant Labor Secretary Eula Bingham cited willful violations and potential maximum fines of 10,000 dollars each, noting a possible DOJ action but offering no final decision.
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Washington
UPS
West Virginia
Eula Bingham
Research-Cottrell Inc
Bound Brook
N.J
Willow Island
W.va
OSHA
Bingham
Department of Labor
U.S. Department of Justice
Ohio Democrats push 190 million school aid package
Ohio House and Senate leaders plan a $190 million supplemental bill to keep schools open this fall. The package would allocate 106 million for subsidies and loans, funded by a June 30 surplus and strong 1978 79 projections, with the plan backed by Gov. Rhodes who seeks full funding of the equal yield subsidy and a 50 million loan fund for financially distressed districts.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New
Boston
Oliver Ocasek
Northfield
Rhodes
Honda Motor Co
Ford Motor Co
Ohio
Court ruling may confuse funding formula in Ohio
In Columbus the Ohio Department of Education warned that a court ruling finding the state school financing formula unconstitutional would certainly confuse the already troubled issue. If upheld by the Ohio Supreme Court the formula would have to be revised though not unprecedented. Roger Ludlow of the department commented on the likely impact and the need for changes.
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Cathy Stein
Ohio State Department of Education
Leah Bright
Daryl Ditz
Eric Duffey
Terri Grell
Cecilia Griffiths
Amy Holb
Randy Hosack
Chris Simons
Mark Sindlinger
Barney Trapp
Linda Tucker
Kevin Wetzel
Richard Zureich
Stephen Seikel
Lions Club
Marc van Weddingen
Belgium
Hans-Jorg Koenig
Germany
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Supreme Court
Roger Ludlow
Department
Ludlow
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Paul Riley
Riley
Supreme Court
Arrest of wealthy Miami poster boy sparks largest labor probe
FBI accuses 22 people of a sweeping scheme on docks including kickbacks, extortion, and contracts. Nea L. Harrington, 48, president of Harrington & Co., was arrested in New York on charges of paying union leaders for labor peace. The 100-page indictment links payoffs to violent threats and a pattern seen in California, Texas, and New Jersey.
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Miami
API
FBI
Justice Department
Nea L. Harrington
Harrington & Co
New York
Pickle Packers Propose Plan for Proposition Pickle
Pickle Packers International urged a vote on proposition pickle in Lake Okoboji Iowa. William R Moore said the plan would repeal three other laws for every new law enacted. He warned lawmakers receive 15,000 to 20,000 bills annually and claimed PPI represents ordinary citizens seeking relief from government regulation.
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Lake Okoboji
Iowa
UPI
Pickle Packers International
William R. Moore
PPI
Ween
Moore
Iowa Food Industries Association
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NHS
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New London
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Bellevue
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Green Springs
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Sheila R. Riley
Alan M. Finnerty
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George E. Marsinko
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Willard
Willard Area Hospital
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Costa Mesa
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Attica
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Greenwich
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