State orders Norwalk nursing home to close
The Ohio Director of Health revoked the 25 bed Starkey Nursing Home license at 196 W Main St Norwalk on June 17 for failing to meet state and federal standards including sprinkler requirements. Owner Carol Starkey plans to appeal while pursuing a new 75 bed facility behind the present home called Twilight Gardens. If the appeal fails residents would move by mid July and the home would close, with a one year licensing ban unless she wins. The case also notes an ongoing investigation into Norwalk Quality Care Nursing Home and its 50 bed expansion near Willard.
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Marine drill instructor found innocent in recruit death case
S. Sgt. Harold Bronson was acquitted of all charges in an 11 day trial at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. The court martial followed the death of Pvt. Lynn McClure who died after a pugil stick incident during training. Bronson's attorney urged dismissal of charges against two other sergeants and a captain.
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Palestinian guerrillas demand prisoner swap over Entebbe hijacking
In Nairobi the guerrillas demanded the release of 53 prisoners in exchange for a French airliner and 257 hostages seized at Entebbe airport. Radio Uganda broadcast the 8 am EDT deadline, with President Idi Amin delivering the demand to French officials.
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Teens charged in torture slaying of 8 year old Karen Kollar
Dallas Stuckey 19 and Guy Frehmeyer 18 face aggravated murder charges for the torture death of eight year old Karen Kollar at an abandoned Cleveland brewery. David Zytowiecki 21 is charged with obstructing justice and his wife Susan 16 was detained in the case. The girl was tied up and hurled from the brewery third floor onto a canopy and dumped onto railroad tracks where she died.
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Senate moves to hold tax withholding at current rates
The Senate approved preserving current income tax withholding rates by voice vote, aiming to keep them from rising Thursday. If the House acts quickly, rates stay lower at least through Sept. 1 amid a broad tax revision bill debate. The action followed reformers pushing to keep a provision cutting the unearned income cap from 70 to 50 percent.
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Weather and civil notices from June 29 1976
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the lower 50s. Mostly cloudy Wednesday with a 20 to 30 percent chance of showers or thundershowers and highs in the low to mid 70s. Marriage license applications list Mark A Gribben and Cynthia Ann Smith. Anthony C Messina and Margaret A Goosetree. Birth notices include families in Milan New London Monroeville and Good Samaritan Memorial hospitals with two newborn girls and two boys.
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Cynthia Ann Smith
Anthony C. Messina
Bellevue
Margaret A. Goosetree
Opinion Line on Kissinger and U S decline prompts reader vote
The page prints an Opinion Line item asking if the United States is on the wane following Kissinger’s remark. Readers are urged to vote yes or no by midnight, with phone numbers provided for both options.
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Henry Kissinger
United States
Rhodes vetoes eight sections of Ohio supplemental bill
Gov. James A. Rhodes vetoed eight parts of a 152 million dollar supplemental appropriations bill pushed by Democrats. He removed funding for advanced corporate tax payments welfare budget restoration and other items while criticizing fiscal irresponsibility and warning of possible overrides as lawmakers plan a September return.
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Balloonist Thomas Near Halfway Point To Europe
Karl Thomas, aiming to be the first solo Atlantic balloonist, was about 1,200 miles east of New York and 250 miles south of Nova Scotia, halfway to Europe. He may reach Paris by Wednesday night if position holds, but his radio and navigational gear have faltered.
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Willard Boat Mishap Under Review for Negligent Homicide
Willard prosecutor considers negligent homicide charges against the boat operator Francis Pflieger after a 16 year old, Thomas Shepherd, drowned when a 14 foot craft capsized on the VFW Lake near Willard. The autopsy and coroner's report are awaited before charging decisions.
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IRS Seeks Back Taxes Over Teamsters Pension Fund
The IRS revoked the tax-exempt status of the Teamsters central states pension fund, potentially imposing millions in back taxes. The fund, valued at about 1.4 billion, faced alleged mismanagement with loans to friends and 200 million invested in Nevada hotel casinos. Senate hearings were set to probe administration as Frank Fitzsimmons and other officers faced subpoenas.
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