Father Laments Lovers’ Quarrel Tied to Mansfield High Shooting
The father of 18 year old Tim Hoose blames the Monroeville shooting on a lover’s quarrel with William Waddell a homosexual. He says a Mansfield Malabar High School secretary heard the gunshot via a phone call from Monroeville. Hoose alleges threats and a planned job offer to his son were part of the motive as relatives cope with the tragedy.
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David Rau
Mansfield Malabar High School
George House
Monroeville
William Frazier
Hoose
William Waddell
Tim
Mansfield
Edna Hoose
Greenwich
Tim Hoose
Myra
Hoose Hoose
Waddell
Virginia Lee
House
Frazier
Lee
Malabar
Dre
Carter aims to respect Ford as president until January
Jimmy Carter told reporters at a Plains news conference and later a crowd that he will not act like he is already president and will avoid actions that could conflict with Gerald Ford's White House duties. He stressed the need to maintain a clear separation between the president and the president elect.
18-Year-Old Shot To Death In Monroeville
An 18-year-old Mansfield man Timothy Michael Hoose was shot to death Thursday afternoon in the living room of a Monroeville apartment. William L. Waddell, 25, of Mansfield, was arrested in Mansfield and held in the Huron County Jail as charges were to be filed. Hoose, babysitting a niece, died from a close range gunshot to the head. autopsy confirmed homicide.
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Mansfield
Monroeville
Michael House
William Holman
S. Ridge St
House
Robert Flag
William L. Waddell
Waddell
Huron County
Richard Hauser Sai
Myra Flagg
Robert Flagg
Robert Preece
Hauser
Holman
Hoose
Drake Funeral Home
William Waddell
Thistledown Pays Off on Counterfeit Trifecta Ticket
Thistledown Race Track paid out nearly 22 000 on a superb counterfeit trifecta ticket. Three 10 2 1 combinations were sold for last Sunday's trifecta and on Wednesday the third and fourth were cashed for a 211 949 40 payoff. One ticket was altered and the 102 number was changed to a 1. The case is under investigation and security chief Tom D Onofrio said steps are being taken to prevent recurrence.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Press
Tom D'Onofrio
Ohio Lottery Draw Prizes Pat O' Gold Numbers
This week's Ohio Lottery results list three digit and five digit wins. The Pat O' Gold three-digit numbers are 456 and 831 with a red winning color noted. The five-digit totals include 03839 and 52123 along with a six-digit 630164. A Double Play three digit number 847 is drawn.
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Ohio
Pat O’ Gold
Weather and notices for November 5 1976
Partly cloudy this afternoon with a high of 39 and low of 30. Tonight partly cloudy and cold with lows in the mid 20s. Saturday mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 40s. Chance of rain 30 percent today, 10 tonight, 20 Saturday. Winds W 10 15 mph shifting SSW tonight. Temperatures Thursday 42 27. Births Norwalk Sandusky Memorial F T Greenwich F T Willard F T. Deaths Wakeman Norwalk Zella Bolyard Ida Mae Krausse.
Question on Ford's place in history and adoption law poll
Readers are asked to vote no on a statewide poll about allowing single persons to adopt children. Call 668-8345 and vote by midnight to express opinion on these issues.
Ohio Allows Single Persons to Adopt Under New Law
Columbus Ohio. A new law taking effect January 1 1977 lets a single woman or man adopt a child. The measure creates a one person family and calls for annual reviews of children in care by private and public welfare agencies. The law limits adoption litigation reopening after one year and requires the consent of the unmarried father.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Children’s Services Boards
Ohio General Assembly
David Schwertfager
Bureau of Services For Families and Children
Schwertinger
Schwertfager
Carter May Seek Tax Cut After Narrow Victory
President elect Jimmy Carter said his slim win shows the public supports his plans and he may push a tax cut for lower income workers if the economy stays weak. He hedged on sending U.S. troops to defend Yugoslavia, saying it would be unlikely.
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Plains, Ga
UPI
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Carter
Yugoslavia
Treasury Secretary Seeks Permit For Thompson Gun
William E. Simon applied for a New Jersey permit to keep a Thompson submachine gun at his home in Harding Township. A Morris County judge and a county sheriff weighed the unusual request. Simon said he is a gun collector, not seeking protection, and noted he will lose Secret Service protection after leaving office. He said he has federal and Virginia licenses to buy the weapon.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
New Jersey
Newark Star-Ledger
Simon
Star-Ledger
Secret Service
Washington
Virginia
Harding Township
Ford Administration
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George Hoose
Larry George Jr
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Ronnie
Dennis
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Rebecca
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Charles Schmidt
Sandusky Memorial
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