Waddell Murder Case Costs County $22,091
Legal proceedings in the Waddell murder case cost Huron County taxpayers $22,091. Judge Robert W. Smith reduced attorney fees for defense lawyers to $18,292.50 with $277.80 in expenses. other costs included witness fees, stenographer, sheriff and clerk fees, transcripts, and private investigator bills. The case ended in a guilty plea to murder.
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Janet Conway
William L. Waddell
Huron County
Robert W. Smith
Robert Thornton
David Harwood
Willard
Smith
Waddell
Timothy House
Monroeville
Thornton
Erie Security and Investigation
Howard Harwood
Case
Harwood
Huron County Commissioners
Ond
Richard Hauser
Mark W. Schwiefert
Kenneth R. Shaw
Eden
Shaw
William W. Owens
Schwiefert
Lawrence Robinson
Robinson
Alice White Womack
Owens
Carter signs $4 billion public works bill to create jobs
President Carter signed a $4 billion public works bill in the Rose Garden, aiming to create 600 000 jobs as part of his recovery plan. He also approved $20 billion in revenue sharing funds while warning the economy has a long way to go before a full recovery.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Rose Garden
Billy Carter to be Honored at Indians Beer Night
Billy Carter of Plains Georgia will be guest of honor for Cleveland Indians Beer Night on June 17. He will tap the first keg throw out the first ball toast and possibly lead a parade to the Stadium for the 7 30 p m game against Detroit. A truckload of Plains peanuts will be dumped behind the centerfield fence for fans to scoop up.
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Cleveland
UPI
Billy Carter
Plains
Cleveland Indians
American League Baseball
Detroitees
Cagney Hospitalized Amid Silence From Staff
Entertainer Jimmy Cagney, 77, was hospitalized in Hollywood with officials declining to discuss his condition. Producer A C Lyles said he had been hospitalized about a week for a circulatory weakness due to an inner ear infection.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jimmy Cagney
Cagney
Good Samaritan Hospital
A.C. Lyles
Antinuclear protesters arrive for Seabrook hearings
About 500 demonstrators reached Hampton by bus as mass hearings began to end 12 days of detention in armories. NH officials and Clamshell Alliance agreed to allow trespass convictions with release on personal recognizance bail pending Superior Court appeals.
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Hampton
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Clamshell Alliance
Superior Court
Seabrook
Weather and Local Life Briefs from Norwalk Area
Partly cloudy tonight with lows 50 to 55 and a 10 percent chance of rain through Saturday. Winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday high near 76 and low around 51. Marriage licenses issued for John R Butler and Kathleen A Frey, both Norwalk. Births: three girls and two boys born to local families in Bellevue Norwalk Willard and Greenwich. Deaths: Florence M Brunkhorst 83 Norwalk and James E Phillips 53 Plymouth.
Nixon Recalls 1973 Alert and Detente Strategy
Former President Richard Nixon recounts why he ordered the 1973 nuclear alert during the Yom Kippur War. He credits detente and a firm stance with keeping Israel aligned and deterring Soviet moves in the Middle East. He criticizes Kissinger, praises Mao, and recalls China relations as a milestone of his presidency.
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Pamela Reeves Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
Detente
Israel
Soviet Union
Georgetown
Nixon
Egypt
Brezhnev
Mideast
United States
Frost
Kissinger
China
Mao
Khrushchev
Khrusnenev
Morris Is Just A Tired Old Cat
Morris the television cat food star has a new lookalike named Morris II purchased for 500 dollars from Richard Gilsbach of Sterling Heights. The agency aims to use the cat as a stand in during tours and for future kittens, while Morris I is said to be past his prime.
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Morris
Sterling Heights
Mick
UPI
Arris
Richard Gilsbach
Gilsbach
Morris II
Al Preston Steps Down As JA Chief
Al Preston resigns as Junior Achievement program director after three years. Robert Bolyard will become director next year. Preston led JA activities amid waning student interest, tough volunteer recruitment, and weather-related schedule conflicts. He plans to stay as a floating advisor to assist without heavy paperwork.
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al Preston
Preston
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Robert Bolyard
Wappler Instrument Co
Rotary Printing Co
Fair Publishing
Main Street
Lefty Grove
Monroeville
Norwalk
Shapp Appalled by Illegal Contributions Returns 300000
Gov Milton Shapp pledged to repay 300000 in federal matching funds tied to illegal donations found by the FEC. He said he was appalled but not involved and would not answer questions as the inquiry continues.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
Robert A. Nader
Nader
Warren
Harrisburg
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
Federal Election Commission
Commission
Michael McLaughlin
FEC
Nowalkk Toutgh Nowalkk Toutgh Banquet and Scout Show Announced
The Norwalk Salvation Army hosts its annual banquet at Vanson's Restaurant Monroeville tonight. The Southwest District Scout Show starts noon Saturday at Huron County Fairgrounds with events from 1 p.m. fire building to 9 p.m. Indian dancing.
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Norwalk
Salvation Army
Vanson's
Monroeville
Southwest District
Huron County Fairgrounds
Banshees
Ohio Edison Plans $400,000 Norwalk Building
Ohio Edison Co begins site work for a $400,000 service building in Norwalk on the old U.S. 20 site beside Landmark Inc. egg plant. A pre engineered metal structure with brick front will cover 11,000 square feet plus storage and a car port. Completion expected by November.
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Ohio Edison Co
Norwalk
U.S. 20
Landmark, Inc
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Ohio Lottery
Alva B. Walker
Fisher Body Plant
Walker
Grove City
Robert
Karen
Sharon
Ohio
Billy
James Cagney
John R Butler
Kathleen A. Frey
Thomas C. Wiles
Bellevue
Betty C. Packard
Lorrey Pannell
William Larson
Jack Ratliff
Tim Pollard
Greenwich
Ronn Nopper
Good Samaritan
Florence M. Brunkhorst
James E. Phillips
Plymouth
David Frost
Henry Kissinger
Tim Hohman
Tim
Nowalkk Toutgh
Ohio Edison
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