Hearst fate seen as freeing push by Joan Little
Joan Little, who was acquitted in a North Carolina murder trial, says Patricia Hearst will "go free" and that the laws favor the rich over the poor. Little argues Hearst can be freed without new laws, highlighting perceived bias in the justice system.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Joan Little
Patty
Patty Hearst
Miss Little
North Carolina
Miss Hearst
University of Cincinnati
Dirty Tactics by FBI Told to Senate
President Ford to withhold federal aid for New York City until Albany raises city and state taxes. Campbell schools in Ohio start the longest year end vacation due to funds. Lorain shipyard strike ends with ratifications. IAM reaches tentative agreement. work may resume soon.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
New York City
White House
Albany
Campbell
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Lorain, Ohio
American Ship Building Co
International Association of Machinists
Lorain
Toledo
Chicago
FBI
Senate Intelligence
Bureau
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Ku Klux Klan
Black Movement
William Sullivan
J. Edgar Hoover
Interview Authority Applicants For Airport Board Seats
Huron County Commissioners will interview six of nine applicants for three Airport Authority vacancies on Thursday afternoon. The six invited are Marian Moyer Bellevue Richard Turnley Norwalk Fred Stein Norwalk John Waldorf Norwalk William Hedrick Monroeville and Don Chandler New London. Other interested candidates include Richard Chase Willard Dr John Blackwood Norwalk and John Wyatt Jr Norwalk.
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Huron County Commissioners
Airport Authority
Commissioners’ Office
Marian Moyer
Bellevue
Richard P. Turnley
Norwalk
Fred Stein
John Waldorf
William Hedrick
Monroeville
Don Chandler
New London
Richard Chase
Willard
John Blackwood
John W. Wyatt, Jr
Norwalk Council Rejects Door-to-Door Sales Bar
Norwalk City Council defeated a proposed ordinance to limit door-to-door solicitations by 6-0 with Ward 1 absent. Garage sale limits were approved allowing two events per year. The panel may revise the 1961 ordinance to curb aggressive salesmen and consider taxing profits from door-to-door selling.
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Norwalk
First Ward
Lawrence Bresson
Ronald Freeman
Douglas Colvin
L. William Ream
Ream
Jefferson and
North Pleasant Streets
Planning Commission
Executive Drive
Robert O'Neill
Franco's Doctors Abandon Rescue Efforts as Death Looms
In Madrid Generalissimo Francisco Franco failed to respond to treatments and doctors halted further measures. Officials announced death expected within hours as his condition deteriorated under a growing burden of complications despite brain activity remaining.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Fair Tonight With Lows In The Forties
Weather forecast shows fair conditions tonight with lows in the lower to middle 40s and increasing clouds Thursday. A 10 percent precip chance tonight and 50 percent Thursday, high near 60. Winds southerly 5 to 10 mph. Births reported for Mr and Mrs Norbert Wagner Monroeville a girl.
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Norbert Wagner
Monroeville
Rural House Numbering In Full Swing In Huron County
Huron County plans finalizing a county wide house numbering system. Roscoe directs the project for the Regional Planning Commission and travels townships posting numbers and pamphlets with new addresses. Numbers follow base lines Old State Road and Townline Road 131 with even odd side rules. Residents urged to begin using the numbers to ease mail delivery and post office routing.
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Kevin Tanzillo
C.B. Roscoe
Huron County
Roscoe
New London
Lyme Township
Norwalk Township
Old State Road
Eastwest
Townline Road
North Fairfield
James Stratton
Family Keeps Dead Body In Bedroom In Louisville
The Sneed family preserves William Sneed III in a sealed glass-topped casket in their bedroom after his Nov 8 death from a crash. They seek a private mausoleum permit. officials say no law bans the arrangement if a health risk is absent.
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Louisville
UPI
William Sneed III
Sneed
Omar Greeman
Kentucky Department For Human Resources
Nonwalk Tonight The Firelands Society Meets at 8
The Firelands Historical Society gathers at 8 at St Paul Episcopal parish house. Mrs Catherine Remley will discuss Marietta Gateway to the West.
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Firelands Historical Society
St. Paul Episcopal Parish House
Catherine Remley
Marietta
Gateway
Damschroder Promotes Work Requirement For Welfare
Ohio Representative Gene Damschroder proposed a bill to remove welfare food stamps and unemployment benefits from anyone who refuses a job offer. The measure would have the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services publicize job openings with names addresses and work preferences and would cover the wage gap if offered pay is below welfare or unemployment levels.
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Columbus
UPI
Gene Damschroder
R.fremont
Damschroder
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
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