California extradition costs highlight local funding debate
Huron County spent 785 to return Stanley L. Mackey, 23, indicted for grand theft from California. Sheriff John Borgia and Norwalk Ptl. Michael Ruggles funded most, with 54 for lodging and meals. Officials clash on who authorizes such trips while taxpayers question expenses and funding. Mackey faces two to five years and up to 2500 fine.
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Janet Conway
Huron County
California
John Borgia
Ptl
Michael Ruggles
Norwalk Police Department
San Francisco
Stanley L. Mackey
Mackey
Borgia
Ruggles
L.C. Hilson
William W. Owens
Owens
Norwalk
Vallejo
Calif
San Diego
Sheriff Department
Furtherance of Justice Fund
Sheriff's Department
Ohio Lottery Winning Numbers and Ford on Marijuana
This week Ohio Lottery results include numbers 874, 029, and 075 with various prize tiers and a bonus for Lucky Buck numbers 738 and 151633. In Washington, President Ford disapproves of youth marijuana use but commends his son Jack for admitting a past trial after a TV press conference.
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Lucky Buck
Washington
UPI
Ford
Jack
White House
Kleppe and Hills confirmed by Senate in major appointments
Thomas Kleppe, former North Dakota congressman and head of the Small Business Administration, was confirmed as Secretary of the Interior. Roderick Hills was confirmed as a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Ford opposed federal bailout for New York, citing irresponsible fiscal management and signaling possible veto on rescue measures.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Thomas Kleppe
Interior
Roderick Hills
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kleppe
North Dakota
Small Business Administration
Ford
New York
Congress
Grant chain to close 201 stores nationwide in bankruptcy move
W T Grant and Co reorganizing under Chapter 11 announced it will close 201 stores, with most west of the Mississippi. Closings include 65 in California and 22 in Virginia, many in shopping centers as prime tenants.
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New York
UPI
W.T. Grant & Co
Mississippi River
California
Virginia
Weather prospects and local life notes in October 10 1975 issue
Mostly clear tonight with lows in the low to mid 40s and sunny Saturday with highs in the mid to upper 60s. Rain chances 20 percent today and tonight, 10 percent Saturday. westerly winds 10 to 15 mph today, light variable tonight. Agricultural humidity 60 percent with no rain today. Also listed are marriage license applications, births and deaths.
Question Raised Over Keeping 17-Year-Old Boy Alive
A Wellington area debate centers on whether a 17-year-old boy, kept alive by artificial means, should be allowed to die. The case has sparked ethical and medical arguments among families and professionals, with opinions split on consent, quality of life, and medical futility.
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Wellington
Vote on bail for theft case questioned
How you voted question asks if the county should spend 785 to return a man charged with a 218 theft from California to stand trial. Call 668 2345 to vote no.
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California
Ford Faces Minority Faction Fallout in 1976 Campaign
Scripps-Howard reports a resignation letter from Lee Nunn, Ford’s former director of political organization, blasting campaign director Bo Callaway for excluding minority groups and failing to engage women, blacks, youths, seniors, and other segments. Nunn warned the campaign must broaden participation moving into the fourth quarter of this century.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
GOP
Scripps- Howard News Service
Scripps-Howard
Lee Nunn
Howard
Bo’’ Callaway
Nunn
Carey warns NYC default would trigger national crisis
Governor Hugh L. Carey told a Senate hearing that a New York City default would not only bankrupt the state but create an economic Pearl Harbor for the nation with large national consequences, urging prevention.
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Washington
UPI
Hugh L. Carey
New York City
New York State
Carey
Senate Committee On Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Federal aid urged to prevent city default and wider fallout
Sen. William Proxmire warns that without federal help New York City cannot service debts or pay creditors. Gov. Hugh Carey plans to push the case to Congress as the city risks default in December, with about 4 billion dollars needed. The state’s credit backing could also face danger and Treasury Secretary William Simon debates potential consequences.
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William Proxmire
D.wis
New York
Hugh Carey
Brooklyn
Proxmire
New York City
Treasury
William Simon
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
United Fund Progress Report
The United Fund shows a goal of 91,000 with 15,343 pledged, reaching 16.9 percent of the target. This early total reflects initial community support and outlines the campaign's fundraising status.
Norwalk Woman Joins Cleveland Clinic Kidney Waiting List
Grace Reeves, a Norwalk resident with kidney failure, was placed on the kidney transplant waiting list at Cleveland Clinic. She reports doctors say wait times rarely exceed six months, is discharged as an outpatient, and relies on dialysis every other day. A fundraiser has grown to 2425 dollars at Norwalk City Hall to help cover medical bills.
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Grace Reeves
Norwalk
Cleveland Clinic
Lee
Norwalk City Hall
Russia Attacks Sakharov After Nobel Win
Moscow accuses Nobel Peace Prize winner Andrei Sakharov of anti Soviet aims and opposing détente. Tass reprints a French critique and a Kornilov commentary as official retaliation to Sakharov receiving the Oslo prize worth 143000 dollars.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Andrei D. Sakharov
Sakharov
Tass
l’Humanite
Commentaor
Yuri Kornilov
Oslo
Harris Poll Says Americans Ready to Sacrifice for Change
Public opinion expert Louis Harris argues Americans would cut material living standards if leaders urged sacrifice to fight inflation and unemployment. He cites 77 percent favoring lifestyle reductions over prolonged downturn and criticizes leaders for promising everything or instilling fear. He links declining public trust to leaders appearing out of touch.
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Concord, Mass
UPI
Louis Harris
Harris
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Jeffrey A. Kimball
Monroeville
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Bellevue
Thomas Roeder
New London
David Frye
Perrysburg
Frances W. McQuate
Shiloh
Harold W. Kamann
Dud Eas Ge
Callaway
Mimi Austin
United Fund
Russia
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