Liddy’s wife says silence strengthened marriage in Watergate case
Frances Liddy, wife of G Gordon Liddy, says imprisonment since 1973 has strengthened their marriage. She describes weekend visits and their family’s finances as they await parole, noting Liddy’s silence and sense of doing what he believed was right.
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Baltimore
UPI
G. Gordon Liddy
Frances Liddy
Washington
Liddy
Carter
Federal
Allenwood
Transplant surgeon Barnard performs baboon heart graft
In Cape Town Dr Christiaan Barnard completed a 10 hour operation to implant a baboon heart into a female patient who died two hours after surgery from unspecified complications. In New York Wilbur Mills, ex chair of the Ways and Means Committee, may take a tax counsel post with Shea Gould in Washington. decision expected by July 4.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Christiaan Barnard
Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
NEW York
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Fanne Foxe
New York Daily News
Mills
Shea
Cleveland Dental Group Ordered to Refund Medicaid Overpayments
The Cleveland dental firm of Doctors Banknight Bryant Gresham Reid and Co. with 10 dentists must return 49 445 dollars in Medicaid overpayments. The audit has been referred to the Cuyahoga County prosecutor for possible legal action, Auditor Thomas Ferguson said.
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Columbus
UPI
Cleveland
State Auditor’s
Drs. Banknight, Bryant,Gresham, Reid & Co
Cuyahoga County
Thomas Ferguson
Funeral suit seeks 40 witnesses over casket collapse
In Canandaigua New York a suit by the parents of George O Bryan seeks testimony from up to 40 people over the 1973 funeral incident when the 375 pound man’s body reportedly burst through the casket. Mrs O Bryan says she suffered a mental breakdown and has had psychiatric treatment.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
UPI
O’bryan
George
Geauga County officials misused funds for meals total $2667
Geauga County Commissioner James Patterson and two former commissioners Wain L. Parsons and William A. Burns used 2667 dollars in county money for their meals. Auditors say 982 dollars remains unpaid and the case may go to Geauga County Prosecutor John Norton for collection.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Geauga County
James Patterson
Thomas E. Ferguson
Wain L. Parsons
William A. Burns
John Norton
Weather and marriages in Fon The Record June 21 1977
Weather report shows clear nights and sunny warm days with low precipitation. Marriage license applications list ten couples from Norwalk Bellevue Willard and surrounding areas with varied occupations and one newborn girl and one boy noted in the Willard area.
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James M. Fletcher
Norwalk
Lisa A. Hindle
Charles L. Oddo III
Bellevue
Michelle Missler
James E. Hall
Pamela Somsak
Greenwich
Patrick D. Lynch
Roberta A. Wiedinger
Collins
Marc A. Jones
Martha J. Jones
Dallas L. Newton
Ayris I. Bissell
David A. Preston
Michelle E. Gulick
Steven R. Finley
Sandusky
Sheryl A. Gross
Dennis J. Boose
Farmer
Christine L. Meyer
Berlin Heights
Lanny Castle
Willard
Paula K. Castle
Perk Smut Ban Stirs Tempest in Cleveland Hearing
The Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival director Vincent Dowling testified that you cannot legislate the use of the human body on stage. Mayor Ralph Perk's anti obscenity proposal would impose fines and jail terms, ban nude dancing, and restrict public breast feeding. Council President George Forbes said the hearing drew a large turnout amid media expectations of a sex show.
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Cleveland
UPI
Great Lakes
Dowling
Bruce Taylor
George Forbes
Forbes
Clyde recalls three Clyde councilmen in historic move
In Clyde Ohio three of five council members were recalled in a first of its kind action. Vice Mayor Wadsworth and Harry Manning survived by slim margins while Mayor Schowchow and two others were removed. A recall backlash could prompt legal challenges over filling the vacancies.
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Clyde, Ohio
UPI
Clyde
Patrick Wadsworth
Harry Manning
Norman Schowchow
Francis McHugh
Mervin Brinninger
Sandusky County
William Pearce
Wadsworth
Manning
Pearce
Willard Plans 15000 Storage Building After Barn Fire
Willard to spend about 15000 to replace a barn on Leroy Briggs 100 acre Townline Rd farm destroyed in a police training night drill. The blaze followed a tear gas canister ignition during an academy exercise led by Huron County deputies. city bids to build a 40 by 60 foot metal storage shed are planned after a closed executive session.
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Willard
Leroy Briggs
Briggs
Townline Rd
Willard Reservoir
Willard Police Academy
David Sattig
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Sattig
Academy
Larry
Willard Police Auxiliary
Sgt
Paul Capelle
Franklin Eckstein
Council
Rosenberg Death Anniversary Observed by Cleveland Crowd
About 100 people gathered at Wade Park near University Circle to mark the 24th anniversary of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg s 1953 execution. Supporters including the Rosenbergs’ two sons say the FBI released only a portion of its files and call for reopening the case.
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Cleveland
UPI
Wade Park
University Circle Area
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Russia
Rosenbergs
FBI
Norwalk Council to Meet Tonight at 7:30
The Norwalk City Council will convene at 7 30 PM in the council chambers. The agenda includes routine approvals and public comments on city operations.
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Norwalk
Council
Steve Myers Delivers Reflector in Woodlawn Area
Eleven year old Steve Myers, a St Paul’s student, delivers the Reflector in the Woodlawn Avenue area for six months. He is an avid rock collector and electronics hobbyist, saves earnings from his route, and is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard C Myers of 23 I Weyer.
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Steve Myers
Woodlawn Avenue
St. Paul's
Steve
Richard C. Myers
I Weyer
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Marke Digver
Sharon Ann DeSerio
Detroit
Ms. DeSerio
Sue
Thomas Daugherty
Alfred Campbell
Willard Area
Perk Smut
Akron
Akron, Ohio
James D. Bell HS
Summit County
Stephan Gabalac
Gabalac
Bell
Green Township
Honor Rosenbergs
Norwwalk
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