Frost denies Nixon asked for break during Watergate grilling
David Frost says Nixon did not plead for a time out to compose himself during the Watergate interview. Frost confirms a mid session break occurred, not ordered by Nixon, and notes a possible fifth program may include answers on the erased 18 minutes. Reston’s account challenged. Nixon’s aides watched from other rooms as the four hour taping stretched.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Calif
David Frost
Richard Nixon
Frost
Nixon
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Rose Mary Woods
Lottery winner Reichman nets 40000 in Ohio Pot O Gold
Reichman 30 of Dover earned 40000 dollars in the Ohio Pot O Gold drawing after already winning 75000 last week. The Ohio numbers were 366 for the three digit, 695 for the three digit, and 57586 for the five digit drawing.
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Cleveland
UPI
Arthur R. Reichman
Reichman
Dover
Carter in Newcastle grips crowds on first foreign trip
President Carter toured the ancestral Washington home area in Newcastle upon Tyne and greeted thousands with cheer. He wore a blue cashmere and wool suit and used campaign style hand-to-hand contact, drawing cheers of Hi Jimmy from eager supporters.
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Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
England
UPI
Carter
George Washington
Jimmy
Reggie Jackson to Have Candy Bar Named After Him
UPI reports Reggie Jackson the $3 million Yankee outfielder will get his own candy bar Reggie Reggie Reggie from Standard Brands Inc to debut later this year. Jackson once predicted that if he played in New York they would name a candy bar after him.
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NEW York
UPI
Reggie Jackson
New York Yankee
Reggie
Standard Brands Inc
Oakland A's
Jackson
Weather and births and deaths in Norwalk area
Mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers tonight and Saturday. Lows in the 50s and highs in the 60s. Births include a girl for Gary Oney and a girl for Michael Kessler both in Norwalk, a boy for Richard Hastings in Plymouth, and a girl for Keith Koombs in Willard. Deaths listed are Yvonne Navin, 81, Norwalk, and Elmer Missler, 68, Norwalk.
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Michael Kessler
Norwalk
Providence
Richard Hastings
Plymouth
Willard Area
Keith Koombs
Willard
Yvonne Navin
Elmer Missler
Bess Narrowly Escapes Full Fine Over Junkyard Fight
Pat Bess the 82 year old ex Detroit officer won a partial victory as Judge Robert W Smith dismissed 700 of the 1000 dollar fine and costs. Bess had argued the property held collectibles not junk and faced jail for contempt after failing to pay. He praised press pressure and said he will add to his collection. In a separate item Fisher Foods denies starting a price war while Kroger A and P respond with competitive ads and claims of never underselling.
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Crusty
Pat Bess
Detroit
Robert W. Smith
Smith
Bess
Fitchville
Norwalk
Columbus
A&p
Sam Giaimo
Cleveland
Fisher Foods
Woman Leaves Lions $138,337 Bequest in Final Will
The Ohio Lions Club Eye Research Foundation receives $138,337 from the estate of Clella Strong a blind Norwalk woman who died May 22 1976 at age 76. The will directed 90 percent to the eye foundation with the rest to the First United Methodist Church of Norwalk. The estate valued at final accounting 169 932 includes a farm in Oxford Township. Strong once taught school and became totally blind later in life after a hip fracture. She lived alone until her death.
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Ohio Lions Club Eye Research Foundation
Norwalk
Clella Strong
Newton St
Strong
First United Methodist Church of
Puritan Ethic Shapes Norwalk Bond Debate and Growth
Huron County officials spar over a proposed Gallup and Milan shopping plaza as Legion officer Wesley Garrett is charged with embezzling 1500 from the North Fairfield Legion. Commissioner Carabin warns of anti government sentiment while Lavelle touts tax exempt bonds and 250 local jobs.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Owen Lavelle
Thomas Carabin
Michigan
Gallup
Milan Avenues
Lavelle
Herbert Lawrie
Orwalk
Lawrie
William Ream
Ream
U.S. 250
Carabin
Eugene Kramer
Ravenna
Fremont
Wesley L. Garrett
U.S. 250 South
Garrett
Legion Post
Man Loses Case Against Police Over Informant Privacy
Judge Robert W. Smith dismissed a suit by David Clyde a Toledo University law student of Norwalk seeking names of police informants who complained about his family's three dogs Clyde alleged a police conspiracy and hostility toward him but the 11 page decision held police must protect informant identities noting citizens may be reluctant to become involved in police matters.
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Robert W. Smith
Norwalk
David Clyde
E. Main St
Toledo University
Lyde
Smith
Buck Owens Weds Vegas Violinist in Las Vegas
Country star Buck Owens 47, of Bakersfield, wed Jana Greif 33, a violinist in his band, in Las Vegas on Tuesday. On Wednesday a horse threw him and rolled on him during a brief honeymoon incident.
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Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
Buck Owens
Owens
Las Vegas
Jana Greif
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Reston
Chapel Hill
N.C
Ohio Lottery
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Delaware, Ohio
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Here
Ohio
Art Stayner
Dean
Los Angeles
UPS
John Dean
Georgia
Knxt-Tv
Bill Stout
Stout
House of Representatives
Gene Damschroder
R-Fremont
Harry Malott
Crab
Energy and Resource Development Agency
Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Mrs
Gary Oney
George Irwin
Kroger
Fazio
Irwin
John Burton
Burton
Legion
By David Rau
North Fairfield American Legion
Richard Hauser
Robin Ritchie
Pleasant Street School
New London
Kathy Riley
Pleasant Street
Tim Hohman
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