Sirhan B Sirhan to talk with LA officials in prison
Sirhan B Sirhan agreed to meet in his Soledad prison cell with two Los Angeles County officials Baxter Ward and Kenneth Hahn to discuss whether he acted alone in the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Ohio teachers earn average 12511 and big-city districts see salary gains.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Soledad
Kennedy
Baxter Ward
Kenneth Hahn
Godfrey Isaac
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Akron
Begin leads Likud upset in Israel elections
The Likud bloc under Menahem Begin won a national election ending Labor’s 29 year hold and vows a broad coalition to pursue peace with Arab neighbors. Early signs show coalition hurdles that may hinder talks with Egypt Syria and Jordan.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Likud
Menahem Begin
Labor Party
Begin
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Death of 17-year-old girl linked to swine flu
CDC confirms first apparent swine influenza death this year from South Carolina. The girl contracted the illness on March 26 and died April 12 from severe pneumonia after blood tests validated the finding. No virus was isolated.
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Atlanta
UPI
South Carolina
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
South Carolina Health Department
Cleveland Teamsters leader John Nardi dies in remote control bombing
John Nardi 61 longtime Cleveland Teamsters official and alleged mob boss was killed when a plastic explosive device in a car near Teamsters Joint Council 41 offices exploded as he opened his door. Police and FBI call him a powerful crime figure with a past marijuana import case ending in acquittal.
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Cleveland
UPI
Teamsters
John Nardi
University Heights
Nardi
Teamsters Joint Council 41
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
FBI
Cleveland Area
U.S. District Court
Miami
Florida
Federal inspectors urge S-61 rotorcraft safety sweep
UPI reports federal investigators urged inspection of all Sikorsky S-61 helicopters after a landing gear attachment failure is suspected in the Manhattan Pan Am Building crash that killed five. The probe could include the presidential shuttle helicopter, though the White House gave no immediate plan.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Carter
Pan Am
Midtown Manhattan
White House
Witnesses Fear Testimony Ties to Ethics Probe Rising
A House Ethics Committee member says a potential witness in the South Korean bribery scandal was asked to testify two days before his murder. The unidentified congressman notes the killing could be circumstantial but adds the rotunda maitre d Alexi Goodarzi appeared very afraid to testify.
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Washington
UPI
House Ethics Committee
Congress
Alexi Goodarzi
Goodarzi
Rotunda
Capitol Hill
Weather and marriage license notices May 18 1977
Partly cloudy and warm with tonight and Thursday highs in the mid to upper 80s. Lows 60 to 65 tonight. 20 percent precipitation chance. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday temperatures 89 to 61. Humidity low 8 a m 67 percent, 2 p m 42 percent, 8 p m 52 percent. Sunrise 6 05, sunset 8 42, moonrise 6 46, moonset 9 16. Marriage licenses: Ray A Conrad and Mary Ellen Conrad Monroeville. David P Grosswiler Norwalk. M Fliger Norwalk. Deaths: William Bryson 82 New London. John Sherman Hyde 76 Detroit. Charles Dutt 88 Berlin Heights.
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William Bryson
New London
John Sherman Hyde
Detroit, Mich
Charles Dutt
Berlin Heights
Kissinger Responds To Nixon Celebrity Remarks
Henry Kissinger says he is hurt by Nixon’s assertion he enjoyed celebrity status but he speaks in a light tone. He notes he wore the same crown when leaving Washington and defends his past persona while defending foreign policy consistency and the need for policy debate during his absence.
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Robert Fuss
Los Angeles
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Kissinger
Nbc-Tv
Washington
Nixon
David Frost
Henry
U.S
New London water shutoff threat on low income apartments
New London Village warned it may shut off water to 18 low income apartments for April bills not paid by Friday. Housing Authority director Gandert said he instructed the lawyer to take steps to prevent shutoff while mortgage and electric bill issues continue.
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New London
William Gandert
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
David Doerner
Richard Rench
Gandert
New London Village
Firelands Electric Cooperative
Thomas E Heydinger
Clerk of Courts Office
Rench
Clerk of Courts
Clark Hunter
Electric Company
Hunter
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bench
Beach
Willard United Bank and
Industrial Savings and Loan
New London Bowler Rose Calala to Enter Hall of Fame
New London resident Rose Calala will be inducted June 18 into the Cleveland Ladies Bowling Hall of Fame. A 62 year old with near 40 years of bowling, she has five state and two district titles across a five state region, plus nine Cleveland city championships. She was part of a world record Cleveland team set in 1960 with a three game series totaling 3379. her high game is 290 and her high series 714.
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New London
Rose Calala
East Main Street
Cleveland
Calala
Ohio
Ms. Calala
Sunset Law watered down by Ohio House bill
The Ohio House approved a weakened sunset bill creating an eight member Joint Legislative Review Committee to study agencies and recommend continuance or abolition. The measure aims to trim inefficiency, but critics call it ineffective and a political appeasement with a 93 3 vote signaling limited support.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Sunset
Ohio General Assembly
House
Senate
A.G. Lancione
D-Bellaire
James A. Rhodes
Lancione
David Hetzler
Ohio
Common Cause
Lanicone
Joint Legislative Review Committee
General Assembly
Rep. Scribner L Fauver
R-Elyria
Cyclist Run Off Road In Fitchville Incident
A motorcyclist Randy Sipp, 20, of Greenwich was reportedly run off Fitchville River Road by a car driven by an unnamed woman around 7 p.m. Tuesday. Sipp sustained bruises and scrapes and was treated and released at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. The Ohio State Patrol is investigating. witnesses describe the car pursuing him after Cook Road, with the rider's mother saying she does not know the woman involved.
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Fitchville
Fitchville River Road
Ohio State Patrol
Randy Sipp
Greenwich
Cook
Fayette Road
Sipp
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Wayne Sipp
Cook Road
Firelands Society to Meet at St Paul Tonight
The Firelands Historical Society will convene at 8 tonight at St Paul Episcopal Church in Norwalk to discuss local history topics and upcoming events.
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The
Firelands Historical Society
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Man crawls 16 miles to win back girlfriend
William Wiest, 19, crawled 16 miles on his hands and knees from his Orlando home to reach his former girlfriend Robin Kent, hoping to mend a quarrel. Kent gave him a soft drink and bandages after letting him rest, but she would not resume the relationship and offered no compromise.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
William Wiest
Robin Kent
Wiest
Robin
Norwalk approves minor tax hike to fund salaries
Norwalk City Council passed a quarter per cent increase to the income tax starting July 1, expected to raise about 600000 dollars annually. Most funds go to the general fund and a portion to capital projects, with about 175000 dollars to cover a new two year contract for city workers below department heads. Retroactive pay to January will be issued and wages rise in June with retirement benefit shares adjusted July 1.
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Norwalk
Vernis George
George
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Japan Oral Surgery Society
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Yasashita
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Monroeville
Mary Ellen Conrad
David P. Grosswiler
M Fliger
Deborah
St. Paul High School
Tom Ruffing
Phillip Ruffing
St. Paul's
Charles F Kurfess
Perrysburg
Kurfess
Wayne Goodsite
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