Aide Defends Press Rights as Government Faces Scrutiny
John Eger, acting director of the White House OTP, urged tolerance for free press at a Ohio broadcasters gathering, saying the government is walking too heavily on First Amendment rights. In Cleveland, Judge Green weighs FBI probe into death threats against Labor Party candidates. In Rhodesia, Defense Minister Van der Byl warns Cuban forces and pledges to beat them in any attack.
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Office of Telecommunications Policy
John Eger
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Ohio Association of Broadcasters
Eger
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
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FBI
U.S. Labor Party
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Pieter van der Byl
van der Byl
Africa
Angola
Reagan backers fail to place name on Ohio ballot
Ohio appeals court upholds ruling that Ronald Reagan supporters cannot have delegates listed in Ohio's June primary in Hamilton County second district due to petitions lacking the 150 required signatures. A second item reports a Columbus police veteran charged with receiving and hiding stolen property tied to a regional burglary ring.
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Reagan
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Ohio First District Court of Appeals
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County Election Board
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Licking County
Roger Erick
Thornville
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Perry
Two Strikes Settled By UPI Negotiators Reach Tentative Deals
Negotiators reached tentative settlements in two major strikes Friday. Anheuser Busch workers, on strike since March 1, reached an 8 000 employee agreement in 13 Midwestern states. Later, a tentative UPS settlement ended a two week Teamsters walkout involving 14 000 members.
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United Press International
Teamsters
Anheuser- Busch
United Parcel Service
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Anheuser-Busch
UPS
Weather Outlook Showers and Humid Weekend Ahead
Showers and thundershowers possible tonight with highs in the low 70s and humid air. Sunday remains cloudy with 60 percent rain chance and near 70 degree highs. Wind southeast 10 to 20 mph tonight. Also reports of 0.21 inch total precipitation and detailed clock times for Friday. Marriage license actions list Gregor Mehling and Judith Ann tt of Norwalk. Birth notices include a Norwalk girl to Paul and unspecified mother, a Bellevue girl to Earl Everet, and a Norwalk girl to Richard Schnell.
Prosecutor Owens urges Hauser appointee for vacancy
County Prosecutor William Owens resigned on Thursday and urged the Democratic Central Committee to appoint his assistant Richard Hauser to fill the vacancy. The question asked was whether voters would favor Hauser's appointment.
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William Owens
Democratic Central Committee
Richard Hauser
Hauser
Fegen
Walter Hitc
Owens
Norwalk Voters Sound Off On Tax, Prosecution
A Blue Ribbon committee member proposed using a $400 000 electric light plant trust fund to cover a general fund deficit instead of raising the city income tax, pending voter approval. Citizens were urged to vote yes by calling 668 8544 or no by calling 668 8345 before midnight.
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Norwalk
Electric Light Plant
Two Year Old Leads California Village Mayor Race
In Green Valley California a two year old dog and several animals compete for an honorary mayoral post. Sunshine the child is ahead as the fundraising vote counts donations, with Pooch the dog and a goat named Sunshine following. a 1965 Ford and adult candidate Ed Courrier trail.
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UPI
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Pooch
Sunshine Reno
Ed Courrier
Angeles National Forest
Los Angeles
Sunshine
Courrier
Little Village
Green Valley Community Club
James Reno
Fred Keelin
California
Reagan Outspending Ford In GOP Nomination Fight
Reagan has raised and spent nearly 9.5 million dollars while Ford's outlays total about 8.8 million as both near the 13 million spending cap with many delegates still to be chosen. Reagan’s surge comes after primary victories and a nationwide TV address that raised over 1.2 million, with Oklahoma delegates assured at today’s state convention. Ford’s campaign reports a smaller cash position but both rely on impending federal subsidies, and Ford campaigned in Michigan ahead of Tuesday’s key results.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Ford
GOP
Federal Election Commission
Reagan
Ford Committee
Senate
FEC
Oklahoma
Michigan
Flint
14Th Street
United States
Betty Ford
Rhodes vetoes consumer credit bill in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes blocked House Bill 419 citing conflict with new FTC rules and risk of consumer confusion. Democrats plan to seek a June override as the bill aimed to extend the Retail Installment Sales Act to autos and mobiles and to end waiver of defense and holder in due course doctrines.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Federal Trade Commission
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
House
Senate
Rhodes
Edward J. Orlett
Dayton
Lost Records and Shortages Spotlight Ohio License Bureau
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles under probe after misplaced records and alleged monetary problems. Patrol searches BMW headquarters in Columbus for a key box as Governor Rhodes orders investigation following 22 shortages statewide. Fire hydrant flushing in Milan may cause low water pressure overnight. Harold Albright of the Milan Board notes cloudy water until taps run.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Highway Patrol
BMW
Ohio Wianway Safety
Donald Cook
Bureau
Cook
Milan
Harold Albright
Albright
Follies of 1976 opens weekend at Towne & Country center
Newalk Weekend features Towne & Country Players tonight and Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Towne & Country Regional Art Center. Dove performs at Norwalk High School at 7 30 tonight. An Hour Of Music starts Sunday at 3 Re. The Memorial Lake Park shelter house hosts the event with rain plan at Norwalk High School. Rest Assured plays at St Paul High School tonight and Sunday at 8 15 p.m. A deputy sheriff from Indiana trains police dogs to perform at 7 30 tonight at the Huron County Fairgrounds judging pavilion.
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Towne & Country Players
Towne & Country Regional Art Center
Teens For Christ
Norwalk High School
Memorial Lake Ark Shelter House
St. Paul High School
Indiana
Huron County Fairgrounds
Election Day Liquor Sale Allowed in November
Ohio Gov. Rhodes signed a law ending the prohibition on selling beer and liquor on election days. The change takes effect after 90 days, so the June primary will still ban sales while polls are open. The measure addresses using liquor in past voter bribes and expands access for voters in November.
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Gary Gambrel
Paul Jancosek
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Kim Dae-jung
Park Chunghee
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