Quinlan off respirator but coma unchanged in hospital
Karen Ann Quinlan remains comatose after being taken off life support and moved to a private room at St. Clare's Hospital in Denville. Hospital officials say there is no change in her condition and the state Supreme Court previously recognized her parents authority to allow her to die.
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Morristown
N.J
UPI
Karen Ann Quinlan
St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
State Supreme Court
Ohio to set record turnout in June 8 primary
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown predicted a record 2,550,000 Ohioans to vote in the June 8 primary, about 54.4 percent of eligibles, noting 1972’s presidential primary had 2,228,555 voters as a reference point. In the Philippines, a hijacked jetliner explosion killed 13 during a 15 minute assault by antihijacking troops, with three hijackers arrested and 50 passengers fleeing.
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Columbus
UPI
Ted W. Brown
Zamboanga City
The
Philippines
Onnce
Double date tragedy at Ashtabula drivein theater
In Ashtabula Ohio three teenagers were killed when a double date turned deadly at a drive in theater. A man involved was overcome by carbon monoxide poisoning according to Ashtabula County sheriff deputies.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
Weather and life events in Fox The Record May 24 1976
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered frost inland and lows in the 30s to near 40. Highs Tuesday upper 50s. Precipitation chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Winds north to northeast 5 to 20 mph. Marriages listed for William Brooks Denise Meyer. David Frisch Cynthia Fisher. Harold Gardner Deborah Reising. Donnie Spillman Denise Howard. Dale Smith Nancy Ward. Paul Mannes Linda Ringholtz. Gerald Harper Donna Price. Births reported for Miller Abner Chrislit. Deaths include Martha Karper Clelia Strong Lenus Camp J Walton Fink Robert Mack Marjorie Smith John Buczek.
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William Brooks
Monroeville
Denise Meyer
David D. Frisch
Bellevue
Cynthia Fisher
Harold E. Gardner
New London
New London Tile Co
Deborah A. Reising
North Ridgeville
Donnie L. Spillman
Mansfield
Denise A. Howard
Willard
Beautician
Dale P. Smith
Norwalk
Nancy J. Ward
Martha S. Karper
Elyria
Clelia E. Strong
Noralk
Lenus H. Camp
J. Walton Fink
New Haven
Robert C. Mack
Wakeman
Marjorie J. Smith
Sheffield Lake
John J. Buczek
Naples
Fla
Opinion Line Saturday Poll on Norwalk Sanitation Funds
Readers debate diverting excess federal funds from Norwalk's Sanitation Department to other city departments to delay income tax increases. A mix of views favors restraint, tax hikes, or spending cuts, with calls to vote yes or no via listed numbers.
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Norwalk
When Do You Wear A Soviet Raincoat
Moscow dispatch notes Sotsialisticheskaya Industria found Soviet consumer instructions overly long and baffling. Three institutes produced a booklet for the coat with odd directives and warnings on items from electric bells to fountain pens. The piece highlights wasteful instruksiya culture and a clerk’s remark that most can openers rarely work.
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Charles P. Wallace
Moscow
UPI
Sotsialisticheskaya Industria
Norwalk Street Dept Budget Shows Sharp Decline Over Years
Norwalk's Street Department has swung from surplus to red ink over a decade. Costs rose from 169 152 in 1970 to 304 407 last year while revenue fell from 252 568 to 152 000, forcing more general fund support and prompting comparisons with Fremont Shelby Willard and Bellevue.
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Norwalk
David Ray
General Fund
Fremont
Shelby
Bellevue
Park and Recreation
Willard Editor Protests Ads in Norwalk Reflector
Willard Times editor Paul Brouwer asks the Huron County Board of Elections to seek an attorney general opinion on what counts as a newspaper of general circulation after the board chose to place state issue legal ads in the Norwalk Reflector to cut expenses. The Reflector carries 8,200 circulation versus Willard Times 3,900, prompting broader debate on county funding of ads and potential legal action.
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Willard
Huron County Board of Elections
Norwalk
Ohio
Mark Brouwer
Willard Times
Board of Elections
Huron County Commissioners
John Hogsett
Hogsett
Ogsett
Columbus
Maurice Smith
Smith
Reflector
Brouwer
Paul Capelle
Train Sparks Burn Two Acres Of Norfolk County Corn
A Norwalk farmer William Smith on Laylin Road reported about two acres of corn burned Sunday after sparks from a passing train ignited the field. Smith avoided a fire call cost of 500 by managing the blaze himself, trusting the township would be reimbursed by the railroad. The loss is about 250 dollars with expectations of railroad reimbursement. He plans talks with Norfolk and Western Railroad to settle the claim.
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Norwalk
William Smith
Laylin Road
Smith
Clayton Bick
Bick
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Congressmen Denies Charges Involving Elizabeth Ray affair
Elizabeth Ray, from Asheville North Carolina, says she came to Washington to seek a Capitol job but alleges Ohio Congressman Wayne Hays offered a $14000 a year post as his mistress. Hays calls the claims untrue and malicious, and says he helped only after Ray threatened self harm and sought psychiatric help.
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James A. Kidney
Washington
UPI
Elizabeth Ray
Asheville, N.C
U.S. Capitol
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Ays
Ms. Ray
Hays
United States
Washington Post
Sunday
Post
Ray
Congress
House
Ms Ray
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Fallon
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Historical Society
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Ronald Miller
Willard Area
Larry Abner
Kenneth Chrislit
British Broadcasting Co
John Wayne
America
BBC
Asheville
Kenneth Gray
D-Ill
Pentagon
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Administration Committee
Mr. Hays
Virginia
Alfred Massore
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