McCord Begins Prison Term for Watergate Burglary
James W. McCord Jr. entered a federal prison in Allenwood to start a sentence of one to five years for his Watergate burglary role. He called the act the worst mistake of his life and held a brief news conference after registering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenwood
UPI
James W. McCord, Jr
McCord
Mills Resolution Seeks Mills Return Or Resignation
A resolution in the Arkansas House urges Rep Wilbur Mills to resume full time Congress duties or resign. Mills has been hospitalized for three months for alcoholism treatment after a 1974 incident with dancer Annabel Battistella known as Fanne Foxe. he is in a Florida clinic undergoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas House
Mills
Annabel Battistella
Fanne Foxe
Florida
Anchorage to Valdez oil pipeline begins construction
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co says the first 48 inch pipe section of the 798 mile trans-Alaska line will be laid Tuesday under the Tensina River 75 miles north of Valdez. The project crosses 34 streams and will take about three years to complete at an estimated cost near 4.5 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage, Alaska
API
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Tensina
Valdez
North Slope
Houston man gets life for starving daughter to death
Gary Harrington 27 is sentenced to life in prison for the death of Saint Deanne Harrington a 2 year old found dead at the Harrington home in 1973 authorities discovered the 12 pound child and five well fed pets were in the home Denelle Harrington his wife was already sentenced to life on the same charge Separately durable goods orders rose in February for the first time in five months signaling potential economic improvement economists cautioned the data is preliminary with a large margin of error and a revised report due in two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
UPI
Gary Harrington
Saint Deanne Harrington
Harrington
Denelle
Mary Godttchalk
First National City Bank
Commerce Department
Weather And Local Notices From Fon The Record March 22 1975
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Increasing cloudiness Sunday with highs near 50 and a 10 percent chance of rain. Winds northerly 10 to 15 mph tonight. Friday temperatures 61 to 32 with humidity readings in the afternoon. Marriage license issued to Victor C. Spurling and Lois Kay Risner both of Norwalk. Births reported for families in Collins and Norwalk. Deaths listed for Louise Kistemaker and Owen Bud Hickey.
Elevator jury duty in Miami yields quick verdict
In Dade County a deputy halted an elevator crowd to summon possible jurors. Elliott L. Battle, 21, from the Opa-Loca area, was picked and convicted for a July 24 restaurant robbery. the verdict came within four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPI
Dade County Justice Building
Larry Rose
Elliott L. Battle
CIA submarine recovery effort questioned after 1968 loss
Friday's Opchow Line asks readers whether the CIA's roughly 350 million dollar project to locate and recover a Russian submarine sunk in the Pacific in 1968 is worth the cost. The query invites public opinion on the strategic value and financial burden of the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Intelligence Agency
Pacific Ocean
Senate approves massive 33.1 billion tax cut and 3.8 billion aid rise
The Senate approved a 33.1 billion individual tax cut and a 3.8 billion corporate tax hike aimed largely at oil firms, yielding a net 29.3 billion tax reduction to spur growth. A House Senate conference will resolve differences before a possible presidential signature. Rebates of 120 to 240 are planned for mid May if enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
House-Senate
House
Ford
Tax Bill Expands Payments and Cuts for Oil At Issue
The measure would pay $100 to all Social Security recipients and up to $400 yearly for working poor families with children, provide $9.7 billion in 1974 income tax rebates, and $16 billion in 1975 tax cuts. It also cuts $7.4 billion in business taxes and repeals the oil depletion allowance for major oil firms, while the Senate version doubles Ford’s $16 billion tax cut. White House Press Secretary Ron Nelsen says the President opposes most amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Ron Nelsen
Senate
Ford
Decision On Heydinger Ballot Eligibility Set For Monday
The Huron County Board of Elections will decide Monday whether Thomas Heydinger's name appears on the ballot. The probate and juvenile court judge candidate faces questions about Ohio law eligibility requiring six years of legal practice. The board, with two Republicans and two Democrats, has state guidance saying the seat should be up in 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Heydinger
Huron County Board of Elections
Heydinger
Board of Elections
Secretary of
Ted. W. Brown
Ohio
Huron County Bar Association
Wakeman Firm Tops Norwalk Roof Bids by Narrow Margin
Firelands Equipment and Construction underbid three rivals for the Norwalk Recreation Center roof replacement by about 3000. Its bid totals 4500 for the work and skylight removal, well below rivals led by R S Riedy and Sons at 7425. The city board will study bids before awarding the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman Construction
Norwalk Recreation Center
Firelands Equipment and Construction, Inc
Wakeman
Firelands
R.S. Riedy and Sons, Inc
Sandusky
M.J. Brown Co., Inc
Tiffin
Sandusky Roofing Co., Inc
Board of Control
McDonalds Buys Norwalk Site For New Restaurant
McDonald’s Corp pays 75000 for site at Executive Drive and Benedict Avenue in Norwalk. Real estate transfer from Kathryn K Woodward to Franchise Realty Interstate Corp records a 75000 sale price and .98 acre parcel. Woodward also deeds .3 acre to the city for a turning lane traffic project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald’s Corp
Kathryn K. Woodward
Franchise Realty Interstate Corp
McDonald’s Real Estate
Huron County Recorder’s Office
Executive Drive
Benedict Avenue
Pennsylvania woman killed on Ohio Turnpike in crash
Annamary H. Coy 42 of Tarentum Pa. died after her car left the westbound lanes 10 miles east of exit 7 struck a guardrail rolled over. Husband James Coy 36 was in satisfactory condition and daughter Chinene 6 in fair condition at Sandusky Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio Turnpike
Annamary H. Coy
Tarentum
Ohio State Patrol
James Coy
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Coy
Hinman
Willard
Barbara J. Taylor
Willard Area Hospital
Ohio 103
St Marys Alumni St Patrick's Dance Tonight at Armory
The St Marys Alumni Association hosts a St Patrick's Day Dance tonight from 9 to 1 at the National Guard Armory with tickets at 6 dollars per couple. Walt Disneys Island At The Top Of The World screens at Towne and Country Regional Art Center today at 2 and 8 pm and Sunday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Alumni Association
National Guard Armory
Towne and Country Regional Art Center
Easter Egg Hunt Postponed Again in Norwalk Parks
The Norwalk Park and Recreation Easter egg hunt has been postponed a second time due to rain. It is rescheduled for 1:30 p.m. next Saturday at McGuan Park after prior snow delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Park and Recreation
McGuan Park
Wives Invited To Huron County Lawmen Seminar
Wives of Huron County police officers are invited to a seminar planned by the Huron County Sheriff's Department. The session aims to acquaint spouses with the responsibilities of law enforcement and includes interest from municipal officers across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Huron County Sheriff's Department
John Borgia
City Official Admits She's Lesbian San Francisco
Jo Daly, 29, joins San Francisco's Human Rights Commission as a community liaison and says she will help fight discrimination in housing, employment, education, and criminal justice. She argues the public has nothing to fear as she aims to articulate gay rights within the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Human Rights Commission
Jo Daly
Miss Daly
Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alaska Pipeline
Victor C. Spurling
Norwalk
Lois Kay Risner
Kenneth Morrow
Collins
Gary Ward
Bruce Kirk
Louise Kistemaker
Owen
Bud) Hickey
George Orr
Orr
U.S
Eve Adams
Opchow Line
CIA
Helen Lippert
Edwin Selfer
John Hogsett
Dorothy Staph
James Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio Supreme Court
Bird
Ohio State
Fred Taylor
Columbus
Chain
Newark
Lawmen
Norwalk City