Heinz to end local processing by November 1 in Ohio plant move
The H J Heinz Co will phase out local processing in Bowling Green Ohio by November 1 citing economic factors. Tomatoes and cucumbers will be processed there this summer on a limited basis while most work shifts to the Fremont plant which will expand over the next two years. A related U S tax dispute delays oil tax talks as Congress negotiates a rebate of 100 to 200 dollars per taxpayer and considers the depletion allowance for independents.
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Fire kills seven in Pittsburgh basement blaze
Four year old Rickey Smalley started the disaster by poking an open flame heater with a stick. The resulting fire killed seven people including five children and a pregnant 23 year old woman. Two others were injured. Dogs died.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Rickey Smalley
Crown Prince Khalid ascends Saudi throne after Faisal’s death
In Riyadh a somber ceremony marked Khalid’s accession as king of Saudi Arabia following the assassination of King Faisal. Arab leaders traveled to pay respects, while grief weighed on the royal capital. Separately in Georgia, Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower, 77, was listed in stable condition at Ft. Gordon Medical Center after being admitted for evaluation and treatment of bleeding from the bowel. She was brought from her cabin at the nearby Augusta National Golf Course where she enjoyed golf with her family.
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Faisal
Riyadh
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UPI
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Dwight Eisenhower
Ft. Gordon Medical Center
Eisenhower
Maj
George Foster
Augusta National Golf Course
Mamie
Foster
Mounties Detailed Interrogation Tactics Reported
Ottawa based Mounties training manual advocates brainwashing and deceit for suspects. It describes targeting suspects differently by body type and sex, with methods including emotional manipulation and harsh isolation to degrade dignity before offering a chance to speak to loved ones or enjoy comforts.
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Ottawa
UPI
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
House of Commons
Nowalk Tonigh That's Entertainment montage screens tonight
That's Entertainment a film of famous musical scenes opens at 8 pm at Towne and Country Regional Art Center. Regional cinema showcases classic movie musical moments for local audiences tonight.
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Towne and Country Regional Art Center
My Experience With God The Day She Chose To Live
A Norwalk church member recalls her teenage pledge to Christ and a near death experience that strengthened faith. She describes hearing a voice urging her to live for husband and children and notes ongoing spiritual growth amid temptation.
Weather and vital notices from March 26 1975
Weather clears tonight with lows 15 to 20 and sunny Thursday. Northeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday temperatures 36 to 25. Marriage license for Tackett Jr and Wireman. Birth announced for Kegarise boy. Deaths: Addie Wonnell 91 Port Clinton and Arthur W. Ross 72 Norwalk.
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Addie Wonnell
Port Clinton
Arthur W. Ross
Norwalk
Ohio Aid TO Dependent Children Pay Scale Question
A federal report ranks Ohio 35th in ADC payments with a monthly maximum of 209 dollars for a mother and three children. It contrasts with 349 dollars in Pennsylvania 400 in Michigan and 250 in Indiana. The question asks if Ohio should raise its aid amount.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Public Opinion Splits on Aid to Dependent Children Policy
Voters discuss ADC adequacy and welfare reform amid charges of freeloading versus support for equal care. A congressional bill to ban discrimination against homosexuals prompts calls to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Congress
CB Radios Jam Local TV Sets In Norwalk Milan
Citizens complain that off frequency CB radio signals disrupt Continental Cablevision of Ohio Inc. TV reception in Norwalk and Milan. Milan Village Council will meet with the company. an engineer arrives Thursday and hopes to clear airwaves within 10 days.
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Norwalk
Milan
Continental Cablevision of Ohio Inc
Bob Corbin
Continental
Dismissal of Armed Robbery Charge for Ray Schaffer
Judge Smith dismissed the armed robbery charge against Ray Schaffer of Monroeville after a new trial was granted, citing insufficient evidence for a new trial though potential reindictment remains possible. Schaffer had been convicted on Feb 25 for the July 19 1973 Fast Foods Mart robbery and was released after the dismissal.
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Ray Schaffer
Monroeville
Robert W. Smith
Huron County
Schaffer
Fast Foods Mart
Harold Emmons
Donald Derby
Smith
Richard Hauser
Don Ratliff
Reflector
Emmons
Robinson Back For 2nd Trial After Supreme Court ruling
Lawrence D. Robinson returns to Huron County to face a new trial for the murder of Alice Womack in 1973. He was convicted in August 1973 of first degree and felony murder and sentenced to two life terms, with photographs of the victim cited as potentially prejudicial.
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Lawrence D. Robinson
Huron County
Alice Womack
Willard Taxi Company
Robinson
Ohio Supreme Court
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
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