House Hires Press Aide To Boost Public Image
Washington UPI reporter notes House leaders seek TV exposure to rival the Senate and White House. Burt Hoffman, former Washington Star editor, guides a push for televised sessions and press access while debates over camera control spark internal subcommittees.
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Washington
UPI
House of Representatives
Senate
White House
House
Gerald Ford
Congress
Ne Maieaton Sere Ieehan
Werkadah
Foonse Brademas
Fasson
Burt Hoffman
Washington Star
We House
Rep. Hoffman
Ind
Ayel Isabest
Renee Wanrt
Carl Albert
Albert
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
Braley Edward Braley First WWI Shot Fired
Funeral services are set for Robert E. Braley 80 who fired the first shot in World War I as a gunnery corporal in 1917 near Nancy France. He died Friday at his Cincinnati home.
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Cincinnati
UPS
Robert E. Braley
Braley
Sixth Field Artillery Battalion
U.S. Infantry Divison
Nancy
France
Craegs Hill
Problems Plague Marines in Desertion and Discipline
UPI reports Rep. Les Aspin cites severe drug and disciplinary issues in the Marines with desertion rates over triple those of the Vietnam era. He notes Pentagon data showing 30 absenteeism cases per 100 Marines last year.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Weather and Marriage License Notice from Fon The Record
Clear and not so cold tonight with lows in the 20s to lower 30s. Mostly sunny and warmer Tuesday with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Everett L Nead of Greenwich and Bonnie A Hakes of Norwalk apply for a marriage license in this notice.
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Everett L Nead
Greenwich
Farmer
Bonnie A. Hakes
Norwalk
Ohio license plate reform poll questions voters
Saturday's question asked if Ohio should end local license plate registrars and mail plates from a central Columbus office. Yes 71.1 percent, No 28.9 percent. Citizens cite saving gas and shorter lines. concerns include lost bills of sale and postal delays. Calls to vote via listed numbers.
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Thomas Ferguson
Ohio
Columbus
Norwalk
Main Street
Longet Faces Court Over Death of Skier Sabich in Aspen
French born singer Claudine Longet was ordered to court in Aspen to learn possible charges in the shooting death of her partner, former world ski champion Valdimir Sabich. Sabich, 31, was shot at his Starwood home. Authorities weigh whether the shooting was accidental or intentional.
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Deborah Frazier
Aspen
Colo
UPI
Claudine Longet
Valdimir
Spider
Miss Longet
Sabich
Denver
Pitkin County
Frank Tucker
Phillip Mahoney
Sheriff's
Mahoney
Williams
Miss Longer
Los Angeles
Colorado University
Grenoble
Entertainer
Ethel Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Missee
Pia
Andy
Fegen Retained for EHOVE Teacher Talks
EHOVE board names Norwalk attorney Michael Fegen as its negotiator in deadlocked talks with the ETA. Fegen bills between 35 and 45 dollars per hour and avoids discussing clients with the press. ETA backs Ed Spiezio of the Ohio Education Association as their unofficial representative.
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Ehove Board of Education
Norwalk
Michael Fegen
Ehove Teachers Association
ETA
Fegen
Eehove Board
EHOVE
Huron County
Ed Spiezio
The
Ohio Education Association
Hearst Bitter Over Bank Robbery Verdict Appeals Loom
Patricia Hearst, distraught after her armed robbery conviction, heads to Los Angeles for a kidnapping and assault arraignment. UPI reports defense counsel Bailey vows an appeal. sentencing set for April 19, with probation possible. Jury cited Hearst's silence and fugitive year as influencing its verdict.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Los Angeles
U.S
James Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Browning
Oliver Carter
Albert Johnson
Miss Hearst
Johnson
San Mateo County
Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Net
Mel
Philip Crabbe
Norwalk Teachers and Board Question Impasse Status
The Reflector reports uncertainty over whether Norwalk teachers and the board are at impasse in contract talks. Supt. Albion Gotaas cites questions about representation on an impasse panel, while a negotiator notes deadlock on five items, including salary, announced March 10.
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Norwalk
Board of Education
Albion Gotaas
Gotaas
Robert Gullet
ETA
Money Holds Up Elderly Housing Opening in Norwalk
Delays in transferring federal rent subsidies to the state stall the opening of a low rent elderly apartment complex at Rose Avenue and Spring Street. The project would house 75 seniors with 24 moving into the first building. 86 applicants are on file. HUD approval for building one was expected in January, with MHA to select tenants on a first come basis once cleared.
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Washington
Norwalk
Rose Avenue
Spring Street
Jack A. Morrison Building Co
Lexington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Metropolitan Housing Authority
MHA
Goodsite
HMA
Vernis George Ae
Norwalk High Wrestling Banquet Tonight at VFW Hall
The Norwalk High School Wrestling Banquet will be held at 6:30 tonight at the VFW Hall on Milan Avenue.
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Norwalk High School
VFW
Milan Ave
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