Ohio House eyes Senate abortion bill on brink of passage
The Ohio House is set to approve the Senate version allowing abortion at any pregnancy stage, then send it to Gov. Gilligan for signature. The measure, replacing statutes struck by Supreme Court rulings, aims to protect fetal life while satisfying court dictates. In Minnesota, Mrs. Ardis Graham was freed after her husband paid a $50,000 ransom. a USPS worker, Charles Ward, was arrested for the kidnapping.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
Senate
John J. Gilligan
House
High Court
Newspaper Earns Evans Fury Over On the Spot Arrest Claim
Dennis R. Evans 23 protested a Providence Journal Bulletin report saying he was arrested on the spot during a Kane's Drug Store burglary. He served a three year term for stealing 600 barbiturates $125 and cigarettes and says he was not captured on the spot.
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Providence, R.I
UPI
Dennis R. Evans
North Providence
Israel Attacks Guerrilla Camps Across Lebanon Front
Israeli forces conducted a ground raid one mile into Lebanon and bombed guerrilla bases near the Beirut border in retaliation for the Maalot massacre. Air clashes were reported with Syria over south Lebanon, with different accounts on any plane downing.
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Lebanon
Damascus
Israel
Beirut
Tel Aviv
Maalot
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Fatahland
Syria
Golan Heights
Mt.Hermon
Ohio Lottery Tickets Go On Sale August 12 in Statewide Rollout
Ohio plans a statewide rollout with tickets at 10 000 outlets and 50 cent draws. Agents earn five percent of gross sales, banks receive one percent for distributing tickets, and a $300 000 prize is paid over 20 years. Field agents will be paid 12 000 dollars plus a commission vehicle.
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Cleveland
Ohio
State Lottery Commission
Jim Skelly
Ohio Lottery Commission
Huron County
Skelly
Commission
Ohio House of Representatives
Senate
Ohio Lottery
Gurney Case Dismissed by Florida Judge
County Judge Charles McClure dismissed the indictment against Senate Watergate committee member Edward Gurney of Florida. He ruled the state election law charge was vague and indefinite and would not require the Republican senator to stand trial.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Blowoff Steam Disturbance At Bowling Green Downtown
About 400 people mainly BGSU students gathered in downtown Bowling Green breaking windows and pelting officers with beer cans and stones. Police say the melee began after midnight when a group left a bar and fought.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
UPI
Bowling Green State University
Howard Rutter
Milk Exec Pleads Guilty in 1972 Campaign Contributions
Richard L. Allison, 42, former president of the Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers, pleaded guilty to nonwillful illegal campaign contributions to Nixon in 1972. U.S. District Judge George L. Hart Jr. fined $1,000 suspended and placed him on unsupervised probation for one month as his wife wept nearby.
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Washington
UPI
Pennsylvania
Nixon
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Richard L. Allison
Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers
Allison
Gone With The Wind to Debut on TV in 1976
NBC TV has paid a record five million dollars for a single 1976 telecast of Gone With The Wind. The 1939 MGM classic, long shown in theaters, will be aired on NBC marking its first television showing. The film later saw technical renovations in 1967 for large screen projection.
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New York
UPI
Nbc-Tv
MGM
Atlanta
Weather Outlook and Local Birth Announcements
Considerable cloudiness with showers or thunderstorms likely tonight and Saturday. Highs 75 to 80 today, upper 60s to low 70s Saturday. Winds 12 to 22 mph shifting directions. 70 percent precip today and tonight, 50 percent Saturday. Norwalk highs 84 and 53. births reported for Kenneth Smith and Lawrence Hersha families.
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Norwalk
Police surround SLA hideout in Los Angeles
Police and FBI traced three Symbionese Liberation Army members to a residence at 84th and Vermont and fired tear gas into the empty house after a car theft and a shooting at a sporting goods store. Snipers guarded the area as 20 plus squad cars and fire trucks filled the scene. One woman resembled Patricia Hearst, but officials said there was no confirmation. The trio included William Taylor Harris, an SLA founder, and a woman believed to be his wife Emily.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Miss Hearst
Hearst
Vermont
William Taylor Harris
SLA
Emily
Los Angeles Police Department
Netter Oosts Mark Monnes Falls in District Tennis
Top seed John Bailey of Ottawa Hills defeats Norwalk High School’s Mark Monnes 6 1, 6 0 in the Class A-AA District in Toledo. Rain forced the move from Jermain Park to the Toledo Racket Club, slowing matches with fewer courts available. Perry, Elmer, and Berry also appear in singles and doubles later.
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Mark Monnes
Norwalk High School
Toledo
John Bailey
Ottawa Hills
Bailey
Jermain Park
Marty Perry
Doug Elmer
Doug Berry
Elementary String and Instrumental Concert in Norwalk
The Elementary String and Instrumental Concert will be given at 7 30 p m in the Norwalk Junior High School gym.
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Norwalk
Inflation Accelerates as GNP Drops in Early 1974
Washington reports revised GNP shows a 6.3 percent annual drop for January to March 1974, the steepest three month decline since 1958. Inflation adds to pain with an 11.5 percent annual rate in the quarter, surpassing earlier estimates and complicating hopes for a quick recovery.
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Washington
UPS
Commerce Department
Youth Indicted On Three Charges In Huron County
Huron County Grand Jury indicted 15 persons with seven secret indictments. Larry C. Hartzell of 107 E Main St faces three charges including burglary at Bob's Grocery News Stand and possession of stolen property. Michael P. Baldwin also implicated in the Bob's News Stand burglary. Other indictments include Herbert Hyatt auto theft, Ronald Nickols hallucinogen case, Patricia Mack hallucinogen room, Kenneth Carroll hallucinogen car use, Fred Isaac theft, and David Stanfield hallucinogen car use. Jury foreman Robert E. Danhoff led 27 witnesses in a one day session ending before 5 p.m.
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Huron County Grand Jury
Larry C. Hartzell
E. Main St
Bob
Seminary Street
Michael P. Baldwin
Herbert James Hyatt
Jefferson St
Arthur J. Stoll
Norwalk
Ronald T. Nickols
Oak St
Robert E. Danhoff
Willard
Free Air Rides For CC Members Event
Norwalk's Chamber of Commerce will sponsor free airplane rides next month for members and spouses at the local airport. The chamber called a spring membership meeting for 7 p.m. June 19 at the county-city airport with a rain date of June 20. Airport Operator Ronald Zoellner will discuss facility services before the flights.
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Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ronald Zoellner
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