Iron Man bowling run ends after 114 hours
Dick Dewey, known as the Iron Man, finally sleeps after bowling 1,474 consecutive games at Leisure Lanes in Omaha. The 46 year old KC man was carried to a motel at 2:25 a.m. and the event raised 6500 dollars for a Henry Doorly Zoo car complex project.
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Cleveland Clinic Tests First Slice View Body Scanner
The Delta Body Scanner from Ohio Nuclear Corp. is evaluated at the Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Ralph Alfidi notes the device’s cross sectional images offer new anatomy insights, allowing detection and measurement of tumor density and organ abnormalities beyond traditional radiology.
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Rockefeller panel finds no CIA role in Kennedy assassination
The Rockefeller Commission reports no credible evidence CIA involvement in President Kennedy's 1963 Dallas assassination. A five member expert panel reviewed motion pictures and concluded Kennedy was hit by two bullets from the rear with no medical evidence of other shots.
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Miss Ohio Contest Opens in Mansfield with Rehearsals
Twenty four Miss Ohio contestants gathered in Mansfield for rehearsals ahead of judging at Malabar High School. They earned a Miss America preliminary berth by winning local state pageants. The event ends Saturday with the crowning of the 1975 title holder, Lorrie Janet Kapsta of Columbus.
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New Sprinkler Deadline clears Ohio Legislature
The Ohio General Assembly approved a bill extending the sprinkler deadline for nursing homes to next January 1 and setting a strict compliance timetable. The House passed it 53 to 39, removing an emergency clause and crafting broad amendments that require a conference committee to reconcile differences with the Senate.
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WEATHER FORECAST SHOWERS AND CLEARING WITH WARMTH
Showers or thundershowers likely tonight with a 70 percent chance. Lows in the lower 60s. Showers end Thursday morning, then clearing and highs in the mid 70s. Winds southerly 8 to 15 mph. Agricultural notes expect 60 percent humidity and 0.25 to 0.50 inch rainfall. Births and deaths listed follow.
Community Poll Debates Early Retirement Age
A Tuesday survey asks if employers should force retirement before 65 to free jobs for younger workers. YES 52.2 percent with support from callers citing job opportunities and charity work. NO 47.8 percent fearing welfare and loss of income for retirees. Huron County asks residents to contact state representatives about a bill that could raise school taxes and provide voting hotlines.
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CIA Commission Finds Agency Guilty of Domestic Spying
A five month Rockefeller panel report charges the CIA with spying on Americans and abusing powers. It says the agency kept files on tens of thousands, tapped phones, opened mail, surveilled individuals, and even spied on its own people. Presidents Johnson and Nixon pressured the CIA, and the panel calls for Congress scrutiny and an outside watchdog.
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Auction Falls Short of '74 Classic Auction Total
Dollars for Scholars raised 1959 for 160 items from 111 bidders in the first auction night. Mullenix said turnout should match tonight with about 160 items up for bid and hopes to reach around 2000 dollars.
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15 Cent Gift Moves Norwalk Kiwanis Telethon
Norwalk Kiwanis Club raised about 200 during a Cerebral Palsy telethon on the weekend. A 14 or 15 year old girl walked to Wappler Instrument Co with 15 cents and offered it to aid the cause, saying it was all she had.
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Norwalk Dollars For Scholars Auction Tonight at JH
The second and final session of the Norwalk Dollars For Scholars auction will be held at the junior high school. Doors open at 7 with bidding starting at 8.
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Fired Coach Sues To Reclaim Monroeville School Posts
Sam Fornsaglio, fired as head football, head track, and freshman basketball coach at Monroeville High School, plans court action to regain supplemental contracts after a April 28 board vote. The board confirmed the firing by letter June 9, with a seven day window for response and potential replacements discussed.
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