Stripper Tempest Storm Denies JFK Affair Details
Tempest Storm, 45, on the WXYZ-TV show A.M. Detroit, claimed she knew Kennedy but said clothes came off and politics were not discussed. She called the year-long relationship no big deal and criticized other women who publicize such ties.
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John F. Kennedy
Bosses Plunder Teamsters Exposed by Reformers
PROD Inc. releases a report alleging Frank Fitzsimmons and top Teamsters leaders illegally enrich themselves with millions from union funds. The public records compilation aims to spur investigations and drive reform within the nation’s largest union.
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Washington
UPI
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Prod Inc
PROD
Mileage On Title Aim To Curb Odometer Fraud
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown plans to seek legislation requiring mileage to be recorded on auto titles during each transfer. He also called for a multi state effort by fellow attorneys general to combat odometer fraud. Brown has filed 11 lawsuits against dealers for rolling back odometers and expects more actions. He stressed that odometer readings are the only usage indicator for used cars.
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William J. Brown
General Assembly
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Ohio
Ford Brezhnev sign five year nuclear test treaty in U S and Moscow
In simultaneous ceremonies in Washington and Moscow President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev signed a five year treaty regulating nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes. The accord includes on site inspection provisions and was signed with Dobrynin in Washington and Stoessel in Moscow.
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UPS
Moscow
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
White House
Brezhnev
U.S
Walter J. Stoessel
Montana voters likely back Sen Frank Church in GOP primary
Montana voters head to the polls Tuesday for the first presidential primary in 20 years. Analysts expect Western elder statesman Frank Church from Idaho to win most of the 17 Democratic delegates after campaigning personally for the state's delegates.
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Ohio Lottery Numbers This Week
Ohio Lottery draws list winning numbers for various games. Three digit 066, four digit 1248, five digit 34522, six digit 737191. Spirit of 76 two digit 30 74 45 33, four digit 7351, five digit 86984, six digit 811150.
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Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Showers Likely Tonight with a chance of thundershowers and cooler lows around 55 to 60. Highs near 65 to 70 and rain probability 20 percent today increasing to 60 percent and then 70 percent Saturday. Winds southeasterly to easterly at 10 to 20 mph. Thursday temperatures 71 to 46 with humidity around 89 percent at 8 am, 61 percent at 2 pm, 58 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 5 58 am Sunset 8 51 pm Moonrise 5 55 am Moonset 8 36 pm. Marriage license applications include Leonard G Horan Norwalk and Lynn J Hunt Norwalk at home. Jon Schriber Navarre and Gaile Lasch Norwalk. Gregory Van Landis Nova and Laura F Mekoleske New London. Births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Van Woodworth North Fairfield and a girl to Mr and Mrs Frank Dominick Norwalk. Deaths listed Penny J Fowler infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fowler Jr rural Monroeville. Mrs Margaret Mary Stanley Norwalk. Mrs Sylvia L Jones Wakeman. Mrs Emily J Mowry Quinn Sandusky.
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Leonard G. Horan
Norwalk
Lynn J. Hunt
Jon Schriber
Navarre
Gaile Lasch
Gregory van Landis
Nova
Farmer
Laura F Mekoleske
New London
van Woodworth
North Fairfield
Frank Dominick
Good Samaritan
Penny J. Fowler
John Fowler, Jr
Monroeville
Margaret Mary Stanley
Sylvia L. Jones
Wakeman
Emily J. Mowry Quinn
Sandusky
Hays Defends Support From Flushing as Mistress Claim Rises
Wayne Hays faces mixed reaction in Flushing Ohio after admitting a Washington office clerk was his mistress. Constituents say they back him if he delivers aid. critics warn against potential misuse of federal funds. Local residents urge evidence on payments before evaluating his political standing.
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Flushing
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Wayne Hays
Washington
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William Cook
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Rudy Chini
Congress
Stanton Goes For Broke In Ohio Senate Bid
In Norwalk Ohio Congressman James Stanton spends his $35000 savings on his Democratic primary bid against Howard Metzenbaum. He argues local control over revenue sharing beats Washington bureaucracy and criticizes Metzenbaum on income tax credibility as the June 8 primary nears. Stanton describes LEAA as wasteful and notes the tough, statewide campaign.
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Norwalk
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Huron County
William Owens
County
Democratic Organization
Owens
Summit Professional
Stark County
Congreeman
Howard Metzenbaum
U.S
Robert Taft
Metzenbaum
Washington
Law Enforcement Assutance Administration
LEAA
Ohio
Norwalk Plans Layoffs to Meet 1976 Budget
Norwalk will lay off full time city employees and cut services starting next month to trim $104,000 in operating costs for 1976. The plan aims to save an additional $64,000 to avoid a deficit, with cuts possible in Police Fire Street Ambulance and Park and Recreation. City officials defer specifics until the Blue Ribbon Tax Committee reports by June 16.
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Douglas Colvin
Colvin
Blue Ribbon Tax Committee
Park and Recreation
Milan
Norwalk City Cuts From Budget to Cover Operating Costs
The city shifted funds away from the Light Plant Trust for operations, triggering $104,000 in operating cuts. The Street Department faces a $56,000 reduction impacting street maintenance, with savings in fuel, salt, utilities, and a blacktop project, plus two part time layoffs. Police lose over $11,000 after not filling a resignation vacancy. Fire loses $7,550 for utilities and training. Park and Recreation trims exceed $7,700 with two senior center layoffs. Ambulance Fund is cut by $4,800 by moving billing and reducing gas use and dispatcher pay.
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Colvin
Ptl
James Files
Park and Recreation
City Hall
Connecticut man arrested in Lincoln in Slain Pennsylvanian case
A 20 year old Meriden Connecticut man Michael Maslar was arrested in Lincoln Nebraska for driving the victim Harlan Anderson 56 of Grove City Pennsylvania’s car and using his ID. Anderson was found murdered north of Milan strapped to a tree with signs of strangulation. Maslar faces kidnapping and homicide charges with extradition planned.
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Nebraska
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Meriden
Erie County
Harold Gladwell
Edison High School
Loren Heckelman
Norwalk
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Gladwell
National Crime
Sandusky
Pennsylvania Correctional Institution
Maslar
Interstate 80
Lincoln
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Moyer
Lincoln City
Patrol
Nebraska State Patrol
Ohio
Grove City
Youngstown
Pennsylvania State Patrol
Nowalk Tonight Queen's Pageant At Poppy Festival
The queen's pageant at the Poppy Festival runs 7 30 p m at Norwalk High School as a three day celebration opens this week.
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Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Surgery Gives Keri Ann Miller a Fairer Face
Three year old Keri Ann Miller of Omaha Nebraska born with Hallerman Streiff syndrome underwent a six hour facial reconstruction at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia funded by the Variety Clubs. Surgeons Dr Linton A Whitaker and Dr Luis Schut led teams to retract the brain area expand the eye sockets and rebuild the nose to give her a normal appearance and improved psychological well being. The operation marks an early intervention to prevent long term self image issues as Keri returns to her bubbly self and her mother hopes she will not remember her differences.
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Philadelphia
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Omaha
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Whitaker
Keri
Mary Miller
Mrs. Miller
Kristen
Nebraska
Christopher
Luis Schut
Keri Ann
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