Ohio woman calls Houston convention a farce
Mrs. Alice Ward of North Fairfield, one of 56 Ohio delegates, denounces the National Women's Conference in Houston as a costly farce. She criticizes the majority plan favoring ERA and lesbian rights while noting conservative delegates and rural women concerns.
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North Fairfield
Houston
Glenn
Alice) Ward
Ohio
Carter
Congress
Ward
Workers World Party
U.S. Communist Party
Women’s Caucus
Youth Against
Ohio Vietnam Veterans Bonus deadline urged by official
Randall W. Sweeney announced that 128000 Vietnam era veterans or survivors must apply by December 31 1977 to receive state bonuses. The program honors service from August 1964 to July 1973 across Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Vietnam Veterans Bonus Commission
Randall W. Sweeney
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Expert Arrives in Norwalk Arena Case Over Airport Lease
A aeronautical law expert is due to help the defense in a 1.1 million suit against the Norwalk Airport Authority city and county officials brought by Ron Zoellner. The trial before Judge Robert J. Vetter opened amid disputed lease details and 14,300 flight hours claimed for Zoellner.
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Norwalk
Airport Authority
City of
Gerald D. Piszcrek
Zoellner
Pierre A. Grieselhuber
Grieselhuber
Vetter
Piszcrek
Piszczek
Ron Zoellner
Fynes
Marian Moyer
Moyer
Grieselhuber Was Questioning Mrs. Moyer
Federal Aviation Administration
Rolvaag Confesses Alcoholism and Resigns Public Post
Karl Rolvaag, former Minnesota Public Service Commission chairman and governor’s son, announced he is an alcoholic. He resigned with a year left in his six year term, saying he is tired of running and hiding and hopes to inspire others. Authorities note his past drunken driving case and treatment at St. Mary’s Hospital and Hazelden Foundation.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Ole Edvart Rolvaag
Prairies
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Ole
Karl Rolvaag
Public Service Commission
Rolvaag
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hazelden Foundation
Center City
Minn
George Mann
St. Mary's
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Sun Day aims to spark national solar power awareness
A diverse coalition announced plans for a Sun Day next spring set for May 3. Observances would begin with a sunrise service atop Cadillac Mountain in Maine as the sun touches U S soil each day.
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Washington
UPI
Maine
Cadillac Mountain
U.S
Greyhound contract talks face 12 01 a.m. deadline
Greyhound Lines must end negotiations by 12:01 a.m. Thursday with the union representing 13,000 drivers, mechanics and clerks. No strike deadline is set. A final offer presentation is planned for Wednesday, after which action could follow.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
UPI
Greyhound Bus Lines
Sam T. Franklin
Afl-Cio Amalgamated Transit Union
Greyhound Council
Greyhound
Owen Jones
Union Council
Ohio deer season opens with 5953 taken on day one
The Division of Wildlife reported 5953 deer killed on Monday opening day, up 19 percent from last year’s 4997. Top counties were Muskingum 480, Ashtabula 408, Washington 350, Athens 336, and Trumbull 335.
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Columbus
UPI
Division of Wildlife
Department of Natural Resources
Muskingum
Ashtaubla
Washington
Athens
Trumbull
Weather and notices from Berlin Heights and local deaths
Rain expected tonight with lows in the mid 30s and showers likely Thursday reaching high 40s. Winds southeast at 10 to 15 mph. Births: William and Nancy Laughlin Berlin Heights have a son. Deaths: Martha Carley aged 57 Norwalk Nicholas R Costa 62 Salem Warren Barnett 93 Willard.
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Martha Carley
Norwalk
Nicholas R. Costa
Salem
Warren Barnett
Willard
Fired Employee Sues Hospital For $10,000
Janet Dwight, a former Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital cafeteria employee, sues for 5 000 in compensatory and 5 000 in punitive damages alleging wrongful firing on the basis of false statements about stealing meal tickets. The suit in Common Pleas Court claims defamation and malice. Separately, eight Cleveland Public Schools closed early as absent teachers refused to work without pay.
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Janet S. Dwight
North West St
Ms. Dwight
Kirk J. Delli Bovi
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
UPS
James Misch
Driver Who Hit Woman Charged in Vermilion
Keith Jarrett, 53, of Birmingham Ohio, charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after his car struck Karen Reynolds 22, walking on Ohio 113 near Florence at 3:23 a.m. Reynolds died at the scene. Jarrett cited for DUI. arraignment set for 7 p.m. Thursday in Vermilion Municipal Court.
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Vermilion
Berlin Heights
Keith Jarrett
Birmingham
Ohio
Ohio 113
Florence
Karen Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Jarrett
Sandusky Post
Vermilion Municipal Court
Greenwich Boy Gary Buchanan Buys Bicycle With Route Earnings
Gary Buchanan 12, son of Ruth Buchanan of 34 West Main Greenwich, has saved through his Reflector newspaper route and 50 in a Christmas Club to buy a bicycle. He delivers on West Main Market and Center streets for two years. His hobbies include sports and building model cars. He attends South Central Middle School.
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Greenwich
Gary Buchanan
Gary
Ruth Buchanan
W. Main St
West Main Street
Market Street
Center Street
South Central Middle School
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University of Southern California Medical School
J. Michael Criley
University of California At Los Angeles
Criley
William and
Nancy Laughlin
Sandusky
Delli Bovi
Murray and Murray Co
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