Moluccan gunmen free remaining children in Bavensmilde school
In Bavensmilde Netherlands authorities freed the last of 102 children held at gunpoint as sickness swept the school. Four teachers and 56 other hostages remained on a hijacked train nearby while a crisis message pleaded for the children’s release. Premier Joop den Uyl welcomed the release.
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Ohio and Michigan lotteries produce big Thursday wins
Harold B. Sprow a 66 year old carpenter from Defiance won 40010 with a double winning Pot O Gold ticket on Ohio Lottery telecast. Allen R. Harper a 36 year old autoworker from Fostoria took the 114000 Michigan Super ryice top prize in Detroit. Pot O Gold Ohio numbers were 299 643 and 23828.
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Wisconsin judge sparks protests with rape remark
Dane County Judge Archie Simonson sparked fury after saying rape is a normal reaction to sexual permissiveness and provocative clothing while sentencing a 15-year-old boy to a year of home supervision for raping a 16-year-old girl in a West High stairwell. Feminists protested at his door in bikinis and trenchcoats demanding his resignation.
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Sedentary Life Tied to Low Fitness Score
Dr William B Kannel of the Boston University Framingham Heart Study warned at a Massachusetts Medical Society meeting that many Americans are virtually motionless from waking to sleeping. He cited 16 percent of men and 21 percent of women scoring below 29 on a 24 hour bed activity scale, where 24 equals full inactivity.
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Onassis Denies Affair With German Prince Thurn und Taxis
New York UPI reports Jacqueline Onassis has no romantic interest in German Prince Johannes von Thurn und Taxis. Nancy Tuckerman backs the denial for Mrs. Onassis. The prince, living in Regensburg, Bavaria, also denies the rumors from his 64 room palace.
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Carter sails aboard Los Angeles for Atlantic cruise
President Carter boarded the nuclear attack submarine Los Angeles for a nine hour Atlantic cruise to inspect strategic force capabilities. He stood on the sail with Rosalynn Carter as two tugs eased the sub from the dock at 9 15 a m EDT. Navy Adm Hyman Rickover accompanied the president on his first submarine voyage as commander.
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Millionaire hopes amid Tacksee heist claims
Manuel Lee Robinson told investigators he hid 1 million from the Tacksee robbery slay case. He said the stash remains with a trusted friend until his release. Police note he confessed taking 3 million of the 6 million stolen from Marjorie V. Jackson's home and denies being at the residence.
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Weather and Life Notices From Fon The Record May 27 1977
Sunny Saturday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Clear tonight lows in the 50s. Precipitation near zero. Southeast winds under 10 mph. Marriage license for David E. Hovatter and Petra Tardyck in Norwalk. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Lynn Olcott Norwalk and two Cain Crandall Wakeman and Greenwich boys. Death reported Ruth Pauli 74 Monroeville.
Norwalk Strawberry Festival Off To Night Ride Specials
The festival opens at 7 pm with a $2 all ride armband option for six to eight rides in the city parking lot off West Main. Queen's Pageant starts 7:30 pm at Norwalk High School with 13 contestants, live entertainment, and ticket prices of 1 dollar adults and 50 cents students.
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Hayes praises Ohio State greats and genes Tom Waugh
Former Buckeye coach Woody Hayes wowed Norwalk voters calling John Havlicek Jack Nicklaus and Archie Griffin among the best in their sports. He lauded Tom Waugh as an inch from becoming a tremendous football player and urged parents to push safety training and discipline while boosting weight lifting and sprint work this summer.
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County Administrator Quits to Join Sheriff
Huron County Administrator Dan Gessner resigns effective June 8 to join the Sheriff’s Office crime prevention program. He will start June 9 earning 10 000 annually, replacing a 9 000 salary, funded by a federal grant with state and SH Shoestring. The board defers action on a replacement until Roy Palm returns.
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St Mary Vernard to Leave St Paul Norwalk for Toledo Post
Sister Mary Vernard principal of St Paul Elementary School will leave Norwalk to become administrative consultant to Catholic schools in Toledo effective July 1 She previously served as assistant superintendent of Jacksonville schools and led Norwalk for two years Sister Mary Regine Clare will become new principal at St Paul Grade School Mayor Goodsite returns after illness says city crews will complete a final brush and trash sweep urging curbside placement.
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Ohio Industries to Face Lower Winter Gas Curtailments
Columbia Gas announced reduced curtailments for large industrial and commercial customers starting Nov 1 and a separate plan for schools. Industrial loads using alternative fuels face 20 percent cuts, down from 65 percent. large commercial 20 percent, down from 40. those that cannot switch remain at 10. Full boiler-load curtailment continues. Schools will be classified either as commercial or as a school, with rate announced by June 30. Marvin White cited an improved supply outlook and customer conservation as reasons.
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