Clergymen in Congress defend members amid sex scandal talk
Six clergymen in the House say condemning all lawmakers is unfair. They note the long hours and pressures of public life, stressing mercy, forgiveness, and that most members are decent, hardworking, despite a few misconduct cases.
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Gene Bernhardt Washington
UPI
House
Congress
Andrew Young
D.ga
United Church of Christ
Walter Fauntroy
District of Columbia
New Bethel Baptist Church
Robert Edgar
Pennsylvania
United Methodist Church
Wayne Hays
Ohio
John Young
D.-Tex
Alan Howe
Utah
Andy Young
Robert Drinan
D.-Mass
Salt Lake City
John Buchanan
Robert Cornell
D.wis
Tennyson Guyer
Churches of God In
North America
ABA Teams Join NBA Hyannis Expansion Amid Merger Talk
ABA teams from Denver New York San Antonio and Indiana joined the NBA in a move labeled expansion by Commissioner Lawrence F. O'Brien. In Columbus Ohio the Ohio Insurance Institute reports auto repair costs have driven car insurance rates up as much as 26.4 percent over five years.
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Hyannis
Mass
UPI
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
NBA
Lawrence F. O’brien
ABA
Denver
New York
San Antonio
Indiana
Columbus
API
Ohio
Ohio Insurance Institute
OII
U.S
Ford and Reagan set to share stage at Des Moines dinner
United Press International reports for the first time in this campaign Ford and Reagan will address a Republican dinner in Des Moines, Iowa, to rally support for the Iowa convention that will name 36 delegates. Ford leads Reagan 1,009 to 893 in delegates with 1,130 needed for nomination. The article also notes PLO says it arrested Meloy Jr. killers and will hand them to the peace-keeping force.
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United Press International
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Des Moines
Iowa
Reagan
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
Francis Meloy Jr
PLO
Weather and marriage notices from Fon The Record
Weather forecast for June 17 1976 calls for clear tonight with lows in the 50s and a near zero to 10 percent chance of rain. Wednesday highs low 80s, winds light. Marriage license applications list multiple couples from Willard and nearby towns. Birth announced for Lonnie and spouse a girl. Death reported for Rosa Dyer aged 84 from rural Shiloh.
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Lonnie Barnett
Willard
Willard Area
Rosa Dyer
Shiloh
Delegates back 25 percent raises for Teamsters bosses
In Las Vegas delegates to a Teamsters convention rejected a proposal to cut salaries for more than 60 top officials and instead voted 25 percent raises. The funds will come from higher member dues. Do you agree with the delegates’ action?
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Teamsters
Las Vegas
Fanny Farmer
Public Opinion on Unions and Pensions Sparks Calls to Vote
Readers discuss union dues and leadership in angry quotes. A widow criticizes pension eligibility while others condemn boss raises and control, contrasting with sympathy for workers. A hotline promotes votes by midnight on cigarette advertising ban.
Columbia Gas Predicts Severe Winter Gas Curtailments
The Ohio utility warns of greater curtailments this winter due to dwindling Southwest supplies and new law limiting emergency gas purchases to industrial and commercial customers only. CEO Marvin White says contracts with industrial users are now required before seeking extra supplies.
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Columbus
UPS
Marvin L. White
Columbia Gas Co. of Ohio, Inc
White
Columbia
James A. Rhodes
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Lucas
Franklin County
Ohio Supreme Court
PACO
Supreme Court
Norwalk to Open 65 Elderly Apartments This July
A 65 unit low rent complex for seniors in Norwalk is nearly ready for occupancy on July 1. The Jack Morrison Building Co will own and manage the apartments with the Metropolitan Housing Authority covering the shortfall between rent and tenants’ incomes. Rent is 209 dollars per month with tenants paying one fourth of income. some units have bathtubs only raising accessibility concerns.
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Norwalk
Federal Housing and Urban Development Department
Marilyn Bailey
William Gandert
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
Jack Morrison Building Co
Lexington
The
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Blue Ribbon Tax Committee Meets Tonight in City Hall
The Blue Ribbon Tax Committee will meet at 7 30 tonight in city council chambers to discuss proposed fiscal measures and budget projections for Newark.
Teachers oppose change in St Paul High principal
At St Paul High School teachers oppose replacing Sister Mary Annunciata with lay administrator Rockie Larizza while accepting his possible appointment. A two hour meeting drew about 125 attendees as discussions centered on fairness to the nun, alleged communications problems, and board actions affecting salaries and staffing. Father Lehmkuhl upheld a verbal agreement to replace the sister with a lay principal pending contract finalization.
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David Rau
St. Paul High School
Mary Annunciata
Huron
Rockie Larizza
Annunciata
John Eschel
Margaretta Schools
Huron High School
Larizza
St. Paul
Sister Annunciata
Lehmkuhl
Larriza
Huron Board of Education
Father Lehmkuhl
John Ruffing
Douglas Colvin
William Kacmarsky
Jean Kramer
Robert Lippert
Arthur Stoll
Thomas Carabin
Charles Roth
Ray Fries
Carter campaign debts top $1 million in June filing
UPI reports Jimmy Carter led Democratic candidates in debt after June 1 with more than 1 million dollars owed. Reagan Ford Wallace and Carter all filed with the Federal Election Commission showing varied spending and debts as primaries moved toward Ohio New Jersey and California.
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Washington
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Federal Election Commission
George Wallace
Ohio
New Jersey
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford
Wallace
Bill Carter
Gerald Rafshoon
Atlanta
Fulton National Bank
C&s Bank
Juvenile Grants Approved for Huron County Court Programs
Federal and state grants totaling 77 458 were approved for three programs in Huron County Juvenile Court including a potential boys group home a delinquency diversion program and upgraded courtroom recording gear Judge Thomas E Heydinger announced plans to discuss a group home with county commissioners while noting funding reductions require scaling. The group home would extend foster care for boys and current funding gaps may limit implementation.
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Huron County
Thomas E. Heydinger
Heydinger
Heydinder
Shady Lane
Richland County
Ohio Youth Commission
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Edward Latch
Champlain
Kenneth R. Barnett
Connie F. Barnett
Arthur L. Warren
Linda M. Cochran
Craig W. McPherson
Plymouth
Barbara J. Walker
William Johnstone, Jr
Brenda A. Seybold
Charles F. Jones, Jr
Galion
Sally J. Heal
Columbia Gas
John Sholwater Sr
Sholwater
Newark
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