Sheriff Accepts Christmas Ham Gift From Contractor
Sheriff John Borgia admitted receiving 26 Christmas hams from Suitt Construction Co of Greenville which McKinley claims valued at 468 dollars. Borgia said no gratuity was solicited and that gifts are common at Christmas with no expectation of return.
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Sheriff's Dept
David Rau
John Borgia
Borgia
Gary McKinley
Suitt Construction Co
Greenville
S.C
Pepperidge Farm
Willard
McKinley
Sheriff’s Office
Fred Pruitt
Pruitt
McKinleys
Reflector
Ohio Elections Commission
O’ McKinley
Ernie Nash
Boose Farm Market
Huron County Banking Co
Home Savings & Loan
George D. Lillo
Lillo
Elections Commission
Carter to dine with farmers on American Agriculture Day
President Carter will host lunch for five or six farmers at the White House next Monday at government expense to showcase outreach to those who rarely travel to Washington. Agriculture Department officials say the event aims to include non lobbyists and help cover travel costs legally.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
Agriculture Department
Cincinnati Union Terminal to become recreation center plan
A city evaluation team designates the Joseph Skilken Co of Columbus as the preferred developer to transform Union Terminal into a recreation center with a theatre and an ice skating rink. The plan advances to City Manager William Donaldson and then City Council for action.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Union Terminal
Joseph Skilken Co
Columbus
Skilken ‘Recreation Center
William Donaldson
White House Tours Adjusted for Privacy by First Lady
The White House restricts afternoon tours for privacy as First Lady Rosalynn Carter aims to avoid tourists. Nancy Willing notes a precedent set by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Morning IP tours for the handicapped and friends of congressmen run 8 to 10, with the regular public tour 10 to noon and lines for viewings.
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Washington
UPI
Rosalyn Carter
White House
Nancy Willing
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
President Carter Delays Clinton Freshman With Note
Fourteen-year-old Jane Thompson was late for Clinton a School when President Carter, visiting as a guest of her parents during the first people-to-people tour of his administration, wrote a note for her. The incident occurred at her Clinton home.
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Clinton, Mass
UPI
Jane Thompson
United States
Carter
Clinton
Judge rules Kuhn had right to cancel Finley sales
Federal judge Frank J. McGarr ruled against Oakland A's owner Charles O. Finley in the 3.5 million suit over last year’s trades. The decision upholds Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn’s authority to cancel the deals of pitchers Vida Blue Rollie Fingers and outfielder Joe Rudi. The formal opinion was not yet released but expected later today.
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Chicago
UPI
Frank J. McGarr
Oakland A
Charles O. Finley
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Finley
Vida Blue
Rollie Fingers
Joe Rudi
McGarr
Chicago Sun-Times
Sun-Times
Weather outlook and births reported for March 17 1977
Rain likely tonight and Friday with 60 percent then 70 percent chances. Lows near mid 30s and highs near mid 40s. Southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday temperatures around 53 to 25 with humidity readings through the day. Births include two girls born to Harlan of New London Vanderpool of Greenwich and Gravenhurst of Monroeville Fremont Memorial listed.
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David Harlan
New London
John Vanderpool
Greenwich
James Gravenhurst
Monroeville
Fremont
Monroeville Schools to Seek 9 Mill Levy
Monroeville School District voters will decide on a nine mill continuing operating levy on June 7 to cover a projected 1977 shortfall of about 201000. Without the levy the district warns of school closures around Oct 30.
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Monroeville
Donald Halsey
Board of Education
Ohio Chief Justice Pushes 25 to 30 Percent Pay Rise for Judges
Chief Justice C William O Neill told the Ohio House Judiciary Committee that judges deserve a substantial raise for a heavier workload including civil rights, land development and environmental cases. He cited progress in clearing backlogs since 1972 and said Ohio now has 144 judges with no backlogs. Local bar representative Jamille Jamra supported the raise, while economist John P Henderson urged a 35 percent rise to keep up with living costs.
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Ohio
Jamra
John P. Henderson
Michigan State University
Henderson
Help For Little Dodie Sees Aid Pour In From Community
Mrs Elzie Layne of Wakeman and her five year old granddaughter Dodie face a fatal brain disease. Offers arrive including a baby bed from Mr and Mrs Charles Coy of Marion Drive and clothing from Mrs James Wilhelm of Monroeville. Aeneas of sewing knee pads and donations also come to the Riverview Mobile Lodge trailer. Layne thanks readers and invites further help at Lot 63 Riverview Mobile Lodge Wakeman Box 35 without phone service.
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Elzie Layne
Wakeman
Dodie
Riverview Mobile Lodge
Mrs Layne
Reflector
Green Beer Flows For St. Pat's Day At Shamrock Tavern
Norwalk's Shamrock Tavern on 14 N Hester St opened at 8 30 am with green beer flowing as co owner James Schaffer predicted a busy St Patrick's Day. He expects crowds 5 10 pm and may clear out around 2 30 am. The story also notes Sen Howard Metzenbaum and Shirley Metzenbaum report a net worth of 3 65 million in a Congressional Record disclosure.
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Shamrock
James Schaffer
Norwalk
Schaffer
N. Hester St
Washington
Carter Seeks Close Ties With Americans On First Major Post
President Carter drew warm cheers during a two day swing through Clinton Massachusetts and surrounding towns. He urged a partnership with the American people while facing a noticeable gap between his outreach goals and private citizen hosts. Carter planned a Charleston West Virginia energy round table and a United Nations address in New York after meeting 850 at Clinton Town Hall.
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Clinton
Mass
Edward
Katherine Thompson
Carter
Thompson
Charleston
W. Va
New York
United Nations
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