Senate weighs expansion of tax break for home buyers
The Senate approved a tax saving up to 2000 for new home purchases this year raising concerns over House approval and a rising 1976 deficit near 75 billion dollars. In Cleveland, Rev. L Peter Beebe rejects compromising his convictions amid threats of priesthood suspension after inviting two irregularly ordained women to celebrate Communion in Oberlin last December.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Ford
Cleveland
L. Peter Beebe
Beebe
Christ Church
Oberlin
Cleveland girl awarded 1.6 million in drain cleaner case
Federal Judge Frank J. Battisti awards Terri Drayton 1.6 million for disfiguring injuries after a liquid drain cleaner spilled on her face. The 7 year old has had 11 operations to reconstruct an ear and eyelids and remains unable to fully close her eyes. The court found Liquid Plumr manufacturer negligent for caustic chemical concentration.
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Cleveland
UPI
Frank J. Battisti
Terri Drayton
Battisti
Senators press FTC over Sanka marketing linked to jar lid shortage
Senators Warren Magnuson and Robert Byrd urge the Federal Trade Commission to investigate whether a General Foods Kerr Glass campaign promoting freeze-dried Sanka jars contributes to a nationwide shortage of canning jar lids and seals. They cite a Kerr jar with Sanka packaging and a 25 cent offer for a set of 12 lids plus inner seals, calling the practice potentially unfair.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
General Foods Corporation
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Company
FTC
Lewis A. Engman
Wallace Says He Will Seek Democratic Nomination For President
Gov. George C. Wallace told a million voters in a letter that he intends to seek the Democratic nomination for president. In a Washington speech he said he would be involved in the campaign but did not state he would definitely run.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Wallace
United States
Washington
National Federation of Independent Business
Schlesinger
Nixon
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Ford
Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Weather and notices from Fan The Record June 21 1975
Mostly sunny warm today with a 20 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers. Highs mid 80s, tonight mid 60s, Sunday mid to upper 80s with easterly winds. Agricultural notes show 50 percent humidity and about a quarter inch rain potential today. Ohio outlook warm through Monday. Birth notices report three new Norwalk and Monroeville babies. infant Sean Joseph Robles dies in Norwalk key deaths.
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Ohio
Opinion Line Frays Over Malpractice Bill and Gag Order
Readers split on the Ohio House malpractice bill with 65.6 percent backing it and 34.4 percent opposing government involvement. U.S. District Judge Don J. Young enforces a gag order on Kent State civil damage trial participants, CBS challenging the rule. Voting lines urged with local numbers.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
U.S. District Court
Don J. Young
Norwalk
Kent State
Young
CBS
Bouncer Ad Sparks Tales From Valdez Club
In Valdez Alaska the Club Valdez general manager David Huffman describes a rough scene with 300 drinkers nightly and fights averaging five per evening. He boasts a brutal bouncer hire with a two word command sic em and notes incidents including several deaths nearby.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Valdez
Alaska
David Huffman
Club
Huffman
Margaux Hemingway Weds Burger King Heir In Paris Ceremony
Million-dollar model Margaux Hemingway and Errol Wetson, New York hamburger magnate, wed in a civil Paris ceremony. The groom’s witness Irwin Tauber and Ritz hotel owner Charles Ritz attended as witnesses. Valery Giscard dEstaing’s portrait looked on as doves were gifted.
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Paris
UPI
Margaux Hemingway
New York
Errol Wetson
Andrew Meunier
Ernest Hemingway
Irwin Tauber
Charles Ritz
Ritz Hotel
Skeletons Found Aboard Grace A Ghislaine Drifting
The 27 foot Grace A Ghislaine was found 65 miles northwest of the Yucatan after a 2000 mile drift from Martinique. Two men missing from Fort de France were identified only as unknown. The Warrior II recovered three coins two watches and two skeletons from the deck. Coast Guard officials said bones were bleached by the Caribbean sun and birds.
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A. Ghislaine
Coast Guard
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Grace A. Ghislaine
Fort de France
Martinique
Quinn
Henry Conrad
Ambulance driver charged after East League Street crash
John S. Boswell 28 faced failure to stop charges after an ambulance collided with two cars on East League Street at 6 32 p m He said he looked away briefly and brakes failed Vicki L Vartorella 20 and Linda M Endes 22 were involved with one treated and released Boswell’s case will go to Huron County Court with city officials opting county venue.
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East League Street
John S. Boswell
E. League St
Ralph Jackson
Vicki L. Vartorella
Berlin Heights
Linda M. Endes
Milan
Miss Vartorella
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Linda Endos
Miss Vattorella
Endos
Boswell
Vartorella
Edward Knapp
Greenwich
Huron County Court
Melvin Shipley
L.C. Hilson
Shipley
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David Felter
Charles King
Frederick Hupp
Monroeville
Sean Joseph Robles
Jose Robles
Foxe
Alaskan Tavern
U. S
Hemingway
Burger King
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
French Republic
Soviet Union
Lynnwood
Tampa
Fla
Bones
Warrior II
Yucatan Peninsula
George T. Quinn
FBI
Earl McLoney
Huron County
Joshua Rollin Dankmyer
Richard Dankmyer
Bouscau Ave
Patricia Schroeder
D.cole
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