Karl Wallenda Falls To Death In Puerto Rico
In San Juan a 73 year old tightrope walker's stunt ends when a sea breeze gusting off the beach pushes Karl Wallenda from a 120 foot wire between hotels. He had completed about two thirds of the walk before letting go. Witnesses say he died instantly.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
UPI
Karl Wallenda
Flying Wallenda
Holiday Inn
Wallenda
Condado
Mike Segarra
Nelson Guadalupe
Pan American Circus
Disappearance Ends in Tragic Pool Find
The three month mystery of Keith Holliday ends with the discovery of the 6 year old’s body by his mother Judy Holliday in the family pool in Alexandria Kentucky. State police say the boy had been in the aboveground pool since December twenty first and firemen failed to spot him due to algae on the bottom.
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Alexandria
UPI
Keith Holliday
Judy Holliday
Kentucky
Akers
Eastland to retire after present term ends next January
Senator James C. Eastland of Mississippi, president pro tempore and Judiciary Committee chair,said he will not seek reelection though he believed he could win a seventh term. He cited inability to serve as a senator and wage a long campaign against rising contenders after serving over 36 years.
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Washington
UPI
James C. Eastland
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Mississippi
Italian mobsters aid hunt for Moro kidnapper suspects
Rome police, backed by more than 50,000 troops in Italy, accept help from Roman pickpockets, burglars, fences, drug pushers and armed robbers to locate former Premier Aldo Moro. Gang bosses say they want to ease police pressure and claim Rome is crawling with cops.
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Rome
UPI
Aldo Moro
Italy
Red Brigades
Moro
Americans Returned From Cuba In Hijacking Case
Six Americans sought on airplane hijacking charges arrived in Jacksonville from Cuba and were arraigned before a federal judge. U.S. Attorney John L. Briggs said they wanted to come back, originally slated to go to Canada. U.S. Marshal George Grosse noted the group preferred American prisons to Cuban jails.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
United States
Cuba
U.S
John L. Briggs
Canada
George Grosse
Denver bombing kills man near downtown
Two dynamite bombs exploded near downtown Denver killing one man. A third device was found and disarmed by police. The victim, possibly the bomber or a finder, was crouched over the blast when it detonated, according to the police bomb squad leader Captain Robert Shaughnessy.
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Denver
UPI
Robert Shaughnessy
Mild mix brings mild temps and light rain chance
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with lows near 30 and highs in the mid 40s. A 20 percent precipitation chance persists through Thursday as northwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday temps run 49 to 33 with 0.15 inch total precipitation. sunrise 6 26 am, sunset 6 43 pm. Marriage licenses list several couples from Bellevue and Norwalk. births include three new babies in Monroeville and Norwalk with both parents named.
Monroeville Canoe Capsize Leaves Man Critical
A Monroeville man, Robert Behrens, 19, is in critical condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a canoe capsized on the Huron River Tuesday evening. Teammate Art Keown, 35, swam to safety and sought help. the accident happened about three miles north of Monroeville at 6:01 p.m. Both men wore life preservers.
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Monroeville
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Huron River
Robert Behrens
N. Ridge St
Art Keown
W. Main St
Walter Smith
River Road
Walter Cherry
Peru Center Road
Huron County Sheriff’s Office
Hauser Moves to Foreclose on Summit Delinquent Taxes
Summit Investment Co and Summit partners face foreclosure on back taxes totaling about 9,928 dating to 1974 with others owed by Printainer. Prosecutor Richard Hauser cites backlog and manpower limits while denying preferential treatment and detailing required title searches before action. Assistant Prosecutor Jack Fynes recounts discussions of legal complications and confirms no foreclosures in 1976 with a few in 1977.
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Richard Hauser
Summit Investment Co
Hauser
Summit
Jack Fynes
Reflector
Fynes
Peter Sofios
Norwalk
Sofios
Sofies
Partnership
Printainer
James Kimbler
Clerk of Courts Office
Huron County
Robert Hauser
Rubright Replies To Busco Charges
Norwalk schools superintendent James Rubright held a news conference to address teacher Sam Busco's claim that administration is pressuring him out over low enrollments. He noted Busco's contract could be nonrenewed for 1978-79 due to insufficient certified speech classes and said Busco has not met enrollment expectations.
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Sam Busco
Norwalk
James Rubright
Rubright
Busco
Ohio
George Perry
Perry
Rllbright
Frank McDonald
The
Rlbright
McDonald
My Experience With God
An editor’s note recounts a St Mary’s Catholic Church member’s journey from chasing worldly success to finding peace in Jesus. He reflects on personal shortcomings, the lure of self centered goals, and the transformative power of faith through Passion, the crucifixion, and the resurrection, ending with renewed reliance on Christ for joy and guidance.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Southgate
Carol
Reynolds
R. R. Donnelley and Son Co
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Robert G. Weinhardt
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Kim A. Smetzer
Kathy E. Robuck
Frank C. Nedreski II
Elyria
Trooper
Sharon J. Geer
David
Terri Frances
James
Sandra Reineck
Keith
Terri Ridge
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Wayne Kiser
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Rip) Reynolds
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