Ohio First District race narrows to Luken vs Gradison
In Cincinnati a high profile Ohio First Congressional District special election ends with Democrat Tom Luken facing Republican Willis Gradison. The race draws national attention as anti Nixon sentiment and Watergate backlash shape voter choice. Prominent campaign footwork includes Ford for Republicans and Muskie for Democrats, while local papers back Gradison and Luker respectively.
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Catholic Lutheran theologians urge steps toward papal primacy reconciliation
A 5,000 word Common Statement by American Catholic and Lutheran theologians says papal primacy may no longer block unity and urges concrete actions toward reconciliation. It asks both churches to consider moves toward greater acceptance of the Pope’s primacy.
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Mistrial Denied in Mitchell Stans Case
A federal judge refused defense requests for a mistrial in the obstruction case against former Nixon aide John N. Mitchell and former commerce secretary Maurice H. Stans. Prosecutors opened the trial with statements the defense challenged.
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Secret Papers Define Nixon's Bugging Role
In a sealed envelope at the federal courthouse a sheaf of papers reportedly outlines Richard Nixon's role in Watergate and potential impeachment. Judge Sirica was to decide whether to forward the documents to the House Judiciary Committee as Byrd urged prompt action.
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No GI Benefits For CO's
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that conscientious objectors serving alternative service are not entitled to GI educational benefits. The decision upheld VA’s refusal to extend education benefits to objectors, reversing a lower court ruling in favor of Robinson of Fairfax, Virginia. Heath seeks cabinet talks with the Liberal party after Thursday's general election setback.
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Weather And Local Life Events Bulletin March 4 1974
Showers and possible thunderstorms expected this afternoon with more tonight followed by a chance of showers Tuesday. Highs in the upper 40s to low 50s, lows in the upper 30s to low 40s, precipitation probabilities 90 then 70 then 30 percent. Winds shift from east to north and back. Norwalk high 71, low 43, precipitation 0.15. Marriage licenses issued for Michael E. Marsh and Katherine D. Wilson and Frederic N. Duff and Wanda M. Sartor. Births announced for Tex Ooten and Gary Meade. Deaths listed for Raymond J. Meyer, Helen C. Schneider, Vernard Jacobs, Cecile W. Hilty, George A. Sheaffer, and K Honora Ruffing.
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Raymond J. Meyer
Helen C. Schneider
Lindsey
Vernard Jacobs
Willard
Cecile W. Hilty
Fremont
George A. Sheaffer
Elyria
K. Honora Ruffing
Bellevue
Mosher Publishes Personal Income and Net Worth Data
Congressman Charles A. Mosher released 1973 income figures totaling 60 389 with a net taxable income of 35 460 and a reported couple's net worth of 235 000. He notes potential voluntary disclosure for media owners and others due to press freedom.
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Charles A. Mosher
U.S
Mosher
St Paul School Board Meeting Open Tonight
The St Paul School Board meets at 8 tonight at the high school. The session is open to the public and marks the second day of Catholic School week running through Saturday.
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Reflector Writer Don Hohler Wins OSPSA Prize
Don Hohler of the Reflector won first place in the personality story category of the Ohio State Prep Sportswriters Association contest for a piece on Tom Bellamy, St. Paul High School's All-Ohio running back who graduated in 1973. The judge panel from Kent State honored Hohler among writers from small circulation papers.
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