Mitchell refuses to quit politics amid wife’s ultimatum
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell shows no intention of leaving Nixon’s campaign team despite Martha Mitchell’s demand he resign. Close aides say he remains committed to the task as the couple faces strain from Westchester discussions.
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Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Martha
Nixon
Mitchell
Westchester County
N.Y
Committee For
Groundhog leads to half million hijack ransom found in Peru Indiana
A farmer, Lowell Elliott, found a ransom bag marked American Airlines in a field near Peru Indiana. Ronald Miller found a machine gun linked to a hijacker who parachuted from a jetliner near St Louis. The FBI and state police resumed the search with little chance the hijacker survived. The money largely recovered and no identity for the hijacker was released.
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Peru
Ind
UPI
Lowell F. Elliott
Ronald E. Miller
Miller
Elliott
John Vettle
FBI
American Airlines
Vettle Farm
Mildred
St. Louis
Indiana
Courts Asked to Void Ohio Parochial Tax Credits
Federal court is asked to strike down Ohio’s tax credits and refunds for parochial school parents as unconstitutional. The suit was filed Monday by lawyers for the ACLU of Ohio Foundation, the American Jewish Congress, Americans United for Separation of Church and State, and the Ohio Free Schools Association.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio Foundation
The
American Jewish Congress
Americans United For the Separation of Church and State
Ohio Free Schools Association
Health Director warns on charcoal grill dangers
Columbus health chief John Cashman warns misuse of charcoal grills can produce deadly carbon monoxide in poorly ventilated spaces. He urges grilling outdoors with ventilation and forbids using charcoal for indoor heating.
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Columbus
UPI
John Cashman
Cashman
Erie-Lackawanna Files Bankruptcy After Agnes Flood
The Erie-Lackawanna Railway Co. filed for bankruptcy reorganization in U S District Court claiming Tropical Storm Agnes delivered the final blow. Board member John P. Fishwick said the flood halted revenues and left insufficient funds for cleanup.
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Cleveland
UPI
Erie- Lackawanna Railway Co
U.S. District Court
John P. Fishwick
Erie-Lackawanna
Weather Outlook and Local Notices Include Marriages Births and Deaths
Mostly sunny and warmer today with mid upper 70s. Tonight clear with upper 50s to lower 60s. Wednesday partly cloudy with 10 percent precipitation and 80s. Winds: 5 10 mph today, 10 15 mph Wednesday. Norwalk temps 71/49. Marriage licenses for Franklin Schaechterle Sanders Simons Thomas Baatz. Births: Bardis Bement Russell. Deaths: Virga Jones 73 Milan Infant Holbrook.
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Norwalk
Boyle is Sentenced to Prison for Union funds Conspiracy
W A Tony Boyle, longtime president of the United Mine Workers, received two concurrent five year terms plus two years probation after being found guilty of conspiracy and diverting union funds to political campaigns. He must pay a total fine of 130000 and restitution of 49250, with assets restrained until paid. He was ordered jailed immediately and barred from post verdict release pending appeal until the fines are settled.
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U.S
Boyle
Plato Cacheris
Richey
Cacheris
Treasury
UMW
Norwalk Moves Forward On First Low Rent Housing
Norwalk prepares to open the Norwalk North Apartments on Bouscau Avenue with 72 units in July. Plans include 16 one bedroom 32 two bedroom and 24 three bedroom layouts with three rental schemes and set income limits.
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Norwalk North
Bouscau Avenue
Norwalk
Everything They Did Was Wrong
In Yellowstone National Park Alabama men Phillip Crow Bradberry and Harry Walker camped in a restricted area leaving food exposed. A 400 pound grizzly killed Walker who was 25, the first park grizzly fatality in 30 years. Bradberry survived and sought help after the attack.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
UPI
Phillip “Crow
Bradberry
Harry Walker
Vernon Hennesay
Alabama
Walker
Anniston
Ala
Yellowstone
Park
Hennesay
Oxford
Harry
Pleads Guilty To Assault Glenn Damron Case
Glenn Damron 24 pleaded guilty to assaulting his former wife Judy Damron with a .22 rifle at their Omega Road home in rural Greenwich in April 1971. He changed his plea in Common Pleas Court after an 11 member jury was sworn in. He is jailed on other counts after a manslaughter conviction.
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Glenn Damron
Damron
Huron County Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Judy Damron
Omega Road
Greenwich
Walter Hite
Franklin D. Eckstein
Huron County
Ohio State Reformatory
Strike Hits Huron County Highway Projects In Ohio
A Laborers' District Council strike against Ohio highway contractors threatens six Huron County projects and could halt local heavy construction. The union rejected a three year contract with the Ohio Contractors Association and began a potential long strike, with workers at risk of layoff across multiple sites including two on Ohio 99 and projects on Ohio 162 US 250 Ohio 269 and Ohio 18.
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Ohio
Huron County
Laborers’ District Council of
Ohio Contractors Association
OCA
Charles Rinehart
Leon Riley
Riley Excavating
Robert Chapin
Chapin
Norwalk
Riley
Sandusky
Laborers’ Union
Ohio 99
Ohio 162
U.S. 250
Ohio 18
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