RAF Canberra Crashes Into Hartford Row Homes Killing Five
A Royal Air Force Canberra bomber crashed into eight houses in Hartford England killing five people including three children. Two crewmen and three infants died. At least five others were injured. The crash narrowly missed a crowded school. A hospital spokesman reported the toll. In Ohio, heavy frost damaged about half the state's fruit crop per an Ohio Farm Bureau official.
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Hartford
England
UPI
Royal Air Force
Air Force
United Press International
Ohio
C. William Swank
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Swank
Apples and peanuts challenge dental health claims
The British Medical Journal questions apples as best for teeth compared with salted peanuts and cheese which may better stimulate protective saliva. In other news a Soviet captain is fined 10000 for fishing inside the U S 200 mile zone.
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London
CPI
British Medical Journal
Barnes Defeats Brown for Ohio GOP Chairmanship
Hamilton County Republican Chairman Earl T. Barnes won the Ohio Republican Party chairmanship. He secured 24 of 46 votes from the state committee to defeat former lieutenant governor John W. Brown who received 19 votes and one undecided ballot for Earl T. Brown.
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Columbus
UPI
Hamilton County
Earl T. Barnes
John W. Brown
Ohio Republican Party
Barnes
Republican State Committee
Brown
GOP Central Committee
Earl T. Brown
Postal Service Chair Calls Saturday Mail Delivery Extravagance
The head of the Postal Service Commission branded Saturday mail delivery an extravagance and warned that failing to approve proposed cuts will trigger rapid and continued decline. Proposals include five day service higher postage a larger federal subsidy and electronic mail handling. Gaylord Freeman told a Senate subcommittee that no private enterprise would run the system as it operates now.
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Washington
UPI
Postal Service Commission
U.S. Postal Service
Gaylord Freeman
Senate
Weather and notices from Telegraph area
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 40s Rain likely Wednesday with highs in the upper 60s Precipitation 0.10 inch tonight and 0.70 inch Wednesday Southeast winds about 10 mph Monday temperatures 65 to 47 Humidity high around 90 percent at 8 am 2 pm and 8 pm Total precipitation 2.2 inches Times and moon phases listed Marriages birth and death notices follow for local residents in New London Norwalk Willard Greenwich Bellevue Shiloh and Monroeville.
No Takers For Ohio's Vintage DC-3
Ohio may donate its 35 year old DC-3 to Wright Patterson Air Force Base Museum after failing to sell it. The aircraft once served Gen Eisenhower and later the King of Denmark before replacement parts and costs limited its use.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Air Force Museum
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denmark
Department of Aviation
Norman) Crabtree
Department
Division of Aviation
Royal D. Frey
Frey
Ohio Department of Transportation
Those Faces Are Familiar at Norwalk High Art Show
Norwalk High School art students will display self modeled portraits at the annual show in Cole gym. Students Steve Sickel Sue Ward Terri Rice and instructor Mrs. Margaret Christy assist Diane Kuhlman in arranging figures. Public hours are 8 am to 3 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm.
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Norwalk High School
Steve Sickel
Sue Ward
Terri Rice
Margaret Christy
Diane Kuhlman
Cole Gym
Tim Hohman
Six Huron County school levies on June ballot
Three school levies plus a Plymouth fire levy and a $1.15 million Plymouth bond issue appear on the June 7 ballot. Norwalk Monroeville New London Willard Berlin Milan districts seek operating levies and building improvements to begin on the 1977 tax duplicate. Plymouth includes a five year fire levy and a 23 year bond.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Monroeville
New London
Plymouth
Willard
Berlin-Milan
Fire Department
Donald Halsey
Second Arrest Possible in Waddell Murder Case
Delaware County investigators and Huron County officials pursue a new lead connected to the 1975 murder of Sam Winchell. William L. Waddell, 26, Mansfield, already pleaded guilty to a separate murder and faces aggravated murder charges in Delaware County. The case’s next trial date remains uncertain as police expand inquiries and potential additional arrests emerge.
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Delaware
Dean Strimple
Huron County
William L. Waddell
Mansfield
Delaware County
Strimple
Duncan Whitney
William Lavery
Waddell
Sam Winchell
Columbus Winchell
Delaware House
Jene County
Common Pleas
Timothy House
Monroeville
Colonial Hotel Closes On Whittlesey Avenue
The Colonial Hotel and Restaurant on Whittlesey Avenue closed Saturday after tenant Flossie Stotts chose not to renew the lease. The building at 47 Whittlesey Ave is for sale and owned by Morris Asniew of Cleveland. Stotts cited needing more time to care for her ill father.
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Colonial
Whittlesey Avenue
Flossie Stotts
Whittlesey Ave
Melvin Shipley
Laetrile Critics Booed At FDA Hearing
Dr. John Yarbro, oncology chair at the University of Missouri, told an FDA hearing Laetrile is unsafe and ineffective as cancer therapy. He was booed by Laetrile supporters who applauded Ernst Krebs Jr., leader of the opposing group seeking to lift the ban.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
John Yarbro
Department of Oncology
University of Missouri-Columbia
Missouri Cancer Programs
Federal Drug Administration
Yarbro
Ernst Krebs, Jr
Parents Object To Sex Education Film At St Paul School
A group of parents objected at a Monday night school board meeting to a sex education film shown last month to first graders at St. Paul Elementary. The board discussed establishing a policy on sex education and noted the film In The Beginning had diocesan backing and had been shown to parents before students.
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St. Paul
School Board
Toledo
Catholic Church
Douglas Colvin
Colvin
Mary Venard
Rockie Larizza
Larizza
Mike Hay
Father Liston
St. Paul Catholic Church
Mary Vernard Hay
Berlin-Milan Busing Feud Sparks Local School Debate
The Berlin-Milan School District refuses to bus Catholic students to St. Paul Catholic School amid a heated dispute. Principal Rockie Larizza cites district objections and bus routing issues, while Norwalk officials warn about van safety. Separately, 75 freshmen planned for Berlin-Milan High, with 71 expected to graduate and 70 already enrolled in Algebra II.
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Berlin-Milan
St. Paul Catholic School
St. Paul Board of Education
Monday High School
Rockie Larizza
Berlin- Milan
Charles Lindecamp
Milan Manor
Old State Road
St. Paul
Milan
Stoll
Norwalk
James Rubright
Larizza
St Paul Catholic School approves next year tuition plan
The St. Paul Board of Education approved tuition and salaries for the next school year. High school tuition is 200 dollars, elementary 100 dollars, with a 500 dollar family cap. Registration fees are 50 and 20 dollars, and kindergarten has no tuition with a 10 dollar registration fee.
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Colvin
St. Paul
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