Connally urges Congress reform and term limits
Former Texas Governor John Connally told an Ohio Bankers Association gathering that fundamental changes are needed in Congress. He proposed a six year presidential term and an eight year Senate term, urging elected officials to live under the laws they make.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Texas
U.S. Treasury
John Conally
U.S. Congress
Connally
Ohio Bankers Association
Congress
Washington
Church leadership hopes for new era after church decline
Archbishop Joseph Bernardin, head of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, says the church has reached a turning point after a decade of confusion with falling attendance and departures. He expects a new era if pastors provide compassionate spiritual leadership that meets people's needs and aspirations.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph L. Bernardin
Cincinnati
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Weather outlook and early counts for births and deaths
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with cooler nights and warmer days. Winds northerly 10 to 20 mph today easing tonight. Births announce a Milan girl to Mr and Mrs Alex Roff Jr at Sandusky Memorial. Deaths include Raymond C Anderson 80 of rural Collins and Sophia F Franklin 71 of Wakeman.
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Alex Roff Jr
Milan
Sandusky Memorial
Raymond C. Anderson
Rural Collins
Sophia F. Franklin
Wakeman
Youth wage debate prompts reader poll on age 18 19
A Monday opinion poll asks if Ohio should remove minimum wage rules for workers under 19. Voters respond with varied views, citing jobs for youth, affordability for small businesses, and whether 18 19 year olds are legally adults. Readers are urged to call in votes by midnight.
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Gene Damschroder
Fremont
Peple
West Point Graduate Faces Commission Bar Despite Cure
Peter Burke, 21, a West Point graduate hopeful, battles Army rules blocking his commission after a Hodgkin's disease diagnosis. He pursued appeals after remission from Walter Reed treatment and seeks support from senators, congressmen, and President Ford.
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Mass
UPI
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West Point
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Hodgkins
Academy
Walter Reed Hospital
Maryland
Maj
Erwin Stuebner
Army
Ford faces crucial Michigan primary as Carter bets on Maryland
President Ford aims to win Michigan a must state to revive his campaign while Carter seeks momentum in Maryland against Brown and faces Udall in Michigan. turnout varies. both states close at 8 p.m. EDT with two million potential voters. Reagan gains by appealing to Wallace Democrats as Ford courts Democrats in Michigan.
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United Press International
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Grand Rapids
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Reagan
Udall
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West Coast
Texas
Indiana
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Bloodworm Diggers Hold Out For 2 Cents
About 1 500 bloodworm diggers along the Maine coast strike for seven cents per worm or 70 dollars per thousand after years of rising costs and dwindling supply. Bait dealers refuse to raise the nickel a worm price paid for five years, as Maine remains the nation’s major bloodworm supplier to saltwater anglers.
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Wiscasset
Maine
UPI
Canada
Norwalk City Council and Open House Night
The Norwalk City Council meets at city hall at 7 30 p m. Bronson and League Street Elementary Schools hold 7 30 p m open houses tonight for families and residents to tour facilities and learn offerings.
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City Hall
Bronson
League Street
Huron County Board Estimates 8 778 Primary Votes
Huron County election officials predict 8 778 residents will cast ballots in the June 8 primary, 919 more than two years ago, with 19 831 registered voters, 1 960 more than before the 1972 primary. Maurice B Smith resigns and is removed from the Democratic precinct committeemen ballot. The board met at 4 30 and later conferred with voting machine technicians ahead of the primary.
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Huron County
Board of Elections
Maurice B. Smith
New London
Smith
Court Upholds Convictions in Ellsberg Break-in Case
U.S Court of Appeals upholds the convictions of former White House aides Ehrlichman and Liddy for the 1971 break-in at Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. It reverses Barker and Martinez convictions, calling them watergate foot soldiers, and notes Ehrlichman also lied to a grand jury.
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UPI
U.S Court of Appeals
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Gordon Liddy
Daniel Ellsberg
Bernard L. Barker
Agenio R. Martinez
Louis Fielding
Beverly Hills
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Martinez
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Liddy
Fielding
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Defense Department
U.S
Vietnam
Ehrlichman
Egil Krogh
Henry Kissinger
North Foster Street children stage parade for mothers
Six year old Michelle Turner leads a parade practice on North Foster Street with a baton, queen on a bike float, head majorette, and music. The youth group plans a St. Pauls Playground parade at 1 p m Saturday weather permitting with lemonade and cookies for moms.
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Michelle Turner
North Foster Street
Michelle
St. Paul’s
Sharon Turner
Tim Hohman
Charleston neighbor tames yard with leash law warning
Charleston lawyer Robert H. Kay drafted a form letter after dogs used his yard as a resting place. Carrier delivered notices to South Hills homes citing Charleston leash law penalties up to $100 fine or 30 days in jail for loose dogs.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Robert H. Kay
Kay
South Hills
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