Georgians bid for Hank Aaron 715th homer ball
Greene County businessmen offered 11111 for Hank Aaron's 715th home run ball and pledged to keep the prize in Georgia. An anonymous Bucyrus man deposited 10000 in escrow and may give the ball to Bucyrus after use. Guthrie and publisher Williams want the ball in Georgia not Cooperstown.
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UPI
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Greene County
Hank Aaron
Carey Williams Jr
Tom Guthrie
Bucyrus
Ohio
James W. Pry II
Hall of
Guthrie
Georgia
Williams
Aaron
Atlanta Braves
West Palm Beach
Fla
Farmers Night Planned in Monroeville Kiwanis Event
Arthur F. Herner, Huron County commissioner, chairs the Kiwanis Farmers Night next Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the undercroft of the Congregational Community United Church of Christ. Marilyn Del Torto of the March of Dimes outlines the program goals and invites participation in the May 5 pledge walk, Cedar Point to Cedar Point. The Monroeville school superintendent Dr Harlan W Fisher resigns, board accepts.
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Monroeville
Arthur F. Herner
Huron County
Kiwanis Club
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
Marilyn del Torto
Cedar Point
Harlan W. Fisher
Berlin Milan Board Approves Salary Schedule for Non teaching Staff
The Berlin Milan Board of Education adopted a new salary schedule replacing wages for bus grounds building coordinator food service manager secretary clerk typist library assistant and more. Starting salaries range from two dollar per hour roles to annual earnings up to nine thousand nine hundred after ten years. The board declined releasing 1973 salary figures for comparison.
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Berlin-Milan
Robert Stein
Stein
Charles Lindecamp
Sandusky
Edison
Crime Pays on TV Tops Ratings as Crime Series Lead
Hollywood report notes five of the top 10 national TV programs are crime or law enforcement series led by CBSs The Waltons and All In The Family. NBCs Sanford And Son and CBSs Barnaby Jones and Hawaii Five-O follow in the rankings as crime stories dominate audiences.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Hawaii Five- O
Ironsides
Cannon
Ironside
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
CBS TV
the Waltons
CBS
Barnaby Jones
Mannix
ABC
Snoop Sisters
NBC
Helen Hayes
Mildred Natwick
Hec Ramsey
Toma
Bellevue Cherry Festival seeks first queen crown
Bellevue Belleuve plans a Cherry Festival Queen pageant for the first annual event. Applications open Saturday with blanks available at the Miss Cherrie contest at Bellevue Junior High School and the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce. Candidates must be 16 to 19 years old on January 1 and reside in the Bellevue school district as of January 16.
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Bellevue
Cherrie
Bellevue Chamber of Commerce
Truckers Clash on Ohio Turnpike Near Elyria
A quarrel between truck drivers Ira Peters and Michael Case led to a minor collision on the Ohio Turnpike near Exit 8. Peters, 69, from Omaha and Case, 26, from Lincoln Park, Mich, exchange affidavits accusing each other of throwing injurious material and reckless operation. They will appear in Elyria court to resolve the matter.
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Elyria
Ira C. Peters
Omaha
Neb
Michael R. Case
Lincoln Park
Mich
Peters
Case
Butz to Tour Asia for Trade Talks Next Month
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz plans a three week swing through Asia in May to hold trade and agricultural discussions with buyers of about a quarter of U.S. farm exports. Countries on the itinerary include Japan Korea Thailand Hong Kong the Philippines and Taiwan.
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Washington
UPI
Earl L. Butz
Asia
Butz
U.S
Japan
Korea
Thailand
Hong Kong
Philippines
Taiwan
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