Baltzer Sentenced to Two Years in Kidnapping Case
Bruce Baltzer, 24, of Cincinnati, was sentenced by U S District Judge Timothy Hogan to two years in prison for kidnapping and extortion involving a 3 year old. A five year probation term follows, with a recommendation for initial treatment at a Springfield Missouri federal medical center for mental illness.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Bruce Baltzer
Baltzer
U.S. District Court
Timothy Hogan
Rogan
Itzer
Springfield
Jason Comisar
Ohio River Stabilizing After Floods in Ohio
United Press International reports the Ohio River appears to have crested and is falling in flood areas of southwestern Ohio. Manchester evacuated about 90 people and New Richmond 66 as cleanup starts. Pomeroy sees the business district recede and mop up begins.
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United Press International
Ohio River
Ohio
Manchester
New Richmond
Pomeroy
Weather and life notices from Norwalk area
Fog tonight with a low in the upper 30s and patchy Friday sun. Highs near 40s, 10 percent precip chance both nights, winds strong and variable. Marriage license for Robert Williams and Ruth Deery, both Norwalk, at home. births listed for Anderson and related families. deaths include infant Sayers and several adults in Ohio towns. Earthquake energy worldwide equals 300 billion kilowatt hours annually, enough to power New York City for about 16 years.
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Robert 3. Williams
Norwalk
Ruth Deery
Michael and Cowcanavese Anderson
New London
Hoy
George
Valerie Chil
New York City
Reporter Recalls 1954 House Attack Anniversary
Washington reporters recall the 1954 shooting by four Puerto Rican nationalists in the House gallery during a vote on a Mexican labor bill. A journalist describes diving into the chaos, seeing Rep. Alvin Bentley wounded, and reporting amid fear and disbelief as the event marks 25 years.
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Kenneth A. Roberts
Capitol Steps
Washington
UPI
House of Representatives
House
Eee
Vietnam Says Lang Son Holds Against Chinese Drive
Vietnam reports repelling a major Chinese assault on Lang Son with about 3,500 troops in defense and claims authorities have destroyed or set fire to hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles. Radio Hanoi tallies 27,000 Chinese killed or wounded and notes ongoing fighting around Lang Son despite UN Security Council adjournment. An organizational meeting for the Norwalk Republican Club is slated for 7:30 p.m. at Memorial Lake Park.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Audubon
Vietnam
Lang Son
Hanoi
Bangkok
Lane Son
Vietsasa
China
Lang Sor
Radio Hanoi
United Nations
Council
Ching
Ban Sam
Sail
Norwalk
Republican Club
Memorial Lake Park
Man Indicted for Faking Illness to Obtain Drugs in Ohio Case
A West Virginia man, George E. King of Fairmont, was indicted by the Huron County Grand Jury for deception to obtain dangerous drugs after allegedly faking heart attacks at Fisher Titus and Bellevue hospitals to receive morphine or Demerol. He reportedly left both hospitals against medical advice, and authorities are pursuing additional charges and related cases from ten more indictments.
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Virginia
Huron County
Bellevue
Fisher-Titus Memorial
Richard Hauser
George E. King
Fairmont
W. Va
Fisher Titus
Bellevue Hospital
King
Hauser
Mally
Robert Sutherland
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Sutherland
Danny Bays
Willard
Harvey's Market
Main Street
Gulf Station
Bays
Denver Taylor, Jr
Shelby
Willard Patice
Taylor
Woodland Avenue
Richard Hartz
Wolery
Clark Brothers
New London
New London Police
Hartz
T& A
Thrif-T-Mart
Norwalk
Sikananth
Fuel Savings Mandatory: Jackson Calls for Price Rationing
UPI reports Sen. Henry Jackson urged a President CaMer to enforce mandatory fuel saving plans excluding gasoline rationing to curb price gouging by foreign countries. He warned prices could prompt rationing by price, with OPEC nations and others affected as Congress acts. Energy Secretary Schlesinger warned unleaded prices may reach $2 per gallon within a year.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Jackson
Washington Democrat
Environmental Industries Conttcst
Stamtes Schlesinger
McClure Hospitalized In City Council Seat Drama
Councilman-at-large Bernard McClure, 70, was hospitalized Wednesday night in guarded condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Merborial. He was driven by ambulance at 9 59 p m. Housekeeper said McClure became nauseated and his arms grew numb, with unsure illness details. Family unavailable for comment. McClure was appointed to the at large seat last Wednesday by the Republican Central Committee precinct members.
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Bernard McClure
Fisher-Titus Merborial Hospital
McClure
Linwood Ave
McClures
MecClure
Naudestad
Meccuire
David of
Haran
Corment
Republican Central Committee
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Wikw-Tv
Cleveland City Council
George L. Forbes
Iowa City
Iowa
Linda Eaton
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Commission
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Elytia
Siiborn
Gregors Sayers
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Tiffin
Pearl Dicks
Willant
Harry F. Grimes
Wakeman
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Milas
Elizabeth Wharton
Arest
United States
Puerto Rico
Minnesota
Walter Judd
Dr. Judd
Alvin Bentley
Michigan
Teng Haianong
Axid Ching
Indochina
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Moshe Dayon
Ben Gurion International
Tel Aviv
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