Woman Sues Kroger Over Bee Sting In Store
Mrs Mildred Senger of Wickliffe files a $100000 suit against Kroger Co of Salon accusing the chain of unsafe display practices after a cardboard box of toilet paper stinged her. She says two boxes were on display inviting customers to reach in and grab rolls and Kroger failed to exercise care for her safety.
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Cleveland
UPI
Mildred Senger
Wickliffe
Kroger Co
Salon
Kroger
Kroger’s
Seager
Ohio Legislature Passes Swift $10.6 Billion Budget Plan
The Ohio General Assembly quickly approved a $10.6 billion general appropriations bill sending it to Governor Rhodes. The measure includes modest spending increases and no new taxes after Senate approval of a revised version. Meanwhile in Cleveland a doctors group warns it may quit practice next month over malpractice insurance rates as insurer Aetna threatens cancellation.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Senate
House
Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Herbert Bell
Aetna Insurance
Bell
Women Making Pitch For Leadership Roles
Peggy Corrigan demonstrates women stepping into leadership roles in sports and business. The piece notes changing attitudes as she sews a wrestling uniform and discusses broader trends toward female leadership in various sectors.
Homefront factory makes boys uniforms for less
Norwalk couple turn front-room into Blue Ribbon Wrestling factory and have produced about 4,000 uniforms in nine months. Mrs Corrigan manages sewing with help from teens Celeste Tucker and Linda Gullett while Dennis handles business and design.
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Susan Kimbler
Norwalk
Dennis Corrigan
Peggy
Blue Ribbon Wrestling
Ohio
Barbara
Kelly
Tim
Lyle Fisher
Norwalk High School
Corrigans
Bill Bouck
Norwalk High
Celeste Tucker
Linda Gullett
Mrs. Corrigan
Celeste
Linda
Corrigan’s
Schwiefert Says Fear Of Death Shifted Plea In Jan Murder
Mark W. Schwiefert admitted in an Elyria Chronicle Telegram interview that drunkenness sparked the argument with Kenneth R. Shaw and led to the fatal stabbing near Monroeville. He chose a guilty plea to avoid the death penalty, expecting life with possible parole in 15 years.
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Mark W. Schwiefert
Kenneth R. Shaw
Monroeville
Shaw
Schwiefert
Florida
Dave Scott
Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Scott
Short Course On American Imperialists In Saigon
In Saigon a district official led an all day class for 2,000 residents praising the Vietnamese revolution and condemning American imperialists. The lecturer warned against renewed resistance, justified curfews, and argued former Saigon army officers require extended training to shed fascist doctrines.
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Alan Dawson
Saigon
UPI
Ho Chi Minh
America
Saigon Army
Weather and Local Vital Records for June 19 1975
Weather forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of thundershowers tonight and Friday with partly cloudy skies. Lows in the upper 60s to low 70s and highs mid to upper 70s. Agricultural humidity around 65 percent. rainfall up to a half inch possible. Also reports marriage license applications births and deaths from local residents.
Prostitution Legalization Question Poll Call-In
Readers vote on whether prostitution should be legalized as prostitutes hold a convention in San Francisco. The Wednesday Opinion Line asks if legalization is desirable and requests a no vote by calling the provided number before midnight.
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San Francisco
Burglar Breaks Into Holman Jewelers on Main Street
Holman Jewelers Inc. at 1 E. Main St. was broken into overnight Wednesday. A wall section behind the mezzanine was pushed out to gain entry. An alarm sounded around 2 a.m. and again at the police station. Owner A B Mann says the loss is likely only a few hundred dollars and the amount stolen is not yet known.
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Holman Jewelers, Inc
Main St
A.B
al) Mann
Mann
Monroeville intensifies curfew enforcement after juvenile crimes
Monroeville police will strictly enforce an 11 PM curfew and cite parents in court if needed. Suspects include two juveniles in a string of crimes: a deliberately set fire at Vanson's Restaurant, a break in at Monroeville Fire House, and a theft at Tyler's Department Store involving cash and merchandise.
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Monroeville
David Williams
Vanson
Tylers Department Store
Main Street
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Hugo
Hustler Magazine
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Larry Flynt
Wallace
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National Federation of Independent Business
Peggy Corrigan
Corrigan
Donald P. Myers
United Press International
Sherry Chenoweth
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Israel
Egypt
Lea Rabin
Gihan Sadat
Mexico City
New York City
Mary Keefe
Marilyn Shuler
Boise, Idaho
Yvonne Brathwaite Burke
California
Rhea Grossman
Miami
Mark Schwiefert
Thomas R. Putt
Greenwich
Farmer
Judith K. Sparks
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Richard Haas
Donald O. Bungard
Wakeman
Donald T. Phillips
Plymouth
Anna Mary Finn
Rural Centerton
Cora Elmlinger
Holman Jewelers
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