Forensic psychiatrist cites Martha Mitchell impact on Watergate
Dr. Jonas B. Robitscher of Emory University told a George Washington University lecture series that Martha Mitchell might have helped end Watergate if not silenced and treated as mentally ill. He noted forcible tranquilization and institutional suppression.
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Washington
UPI
Martha Mitchell
Jonas B. Robitscher
Henry R. Luce
Emory University
Atlanta
George Washington University
Nobel physics prize honors three for solid state research
Two Americans and a Briton won the 1977 Nobel physics prize for solid state work with implications for cheaper solar heating. Awardees are Philip W. Anderson of Bell Labs New Jersey John H. Van Vleck of Harvard University and Sir Nevill F. Mott of Cambridge University England.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Royal Academy of Sciences
Philip W. Anderson
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Murray Hill
N.J
John H. van Vleck
Harvard University
Cambridge Mass
Sir Nevill F. Mott
Cambridge University
England
Columbus Mayor Applauds Carter Outreach To Cities
Columbus Ohio Mayor Tom Moody praised the Carter administration for soliciting views of municipal leaders. He spoke at a League of Kansas Municipalities session in Wichita and, as future National League of Cities president, urged concrete city aid plans from the White House.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Columbus
Ohio
Tom Moody
Carter
White House
League of Kansas Municipalities
Moody
National League of Cities
Ohio Board Urges Voters to Approve School Tax Levies
The Ohio State Board of Education urged voters to approve school tax levies this fall to avoid interruptions in education. It warned of consequences if schools close and emphasized education as a shared state and local duty despite a $434 million increase in state appropriations for schools this biennium.
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Columbus
UPI
State Board of Education
Ohio
Winter Storm Dusts Rockies and Upper Midwest
United Press International reports a Monday snow system blankets the northern Rockies and upper Midwest with snow showers. In the Twin Cities police log dozens of fender benders occur as warm streets melt the powdery snow. The National Weather Service warns more snow and sleet from the central Great Lakes to Colorado.
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United Press International
Minneapolis
Rockies
Upper Midwest
Twin Cities
Minneapolis-St. Paul
National Weather Service
Great Lakes
Colorado
Congress moves to outlaw kidporn and child prostitution
The Senate approved 85 to 1 a bill to ban production sale and distribution of child pornography and to prohibit coercing boys into prostitution across state lines. The House has passed similar amendments to child abuse laws.
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Washington
API
Congress
Senate
James Abourezk
D-S.d
House
Weather and notices from October 11 1977
Showers likely and cooler tonight with windy conditions. Lows in the mid 30s and a 70 percent rain chance tonight, 60 percent Wednesday with a high near 90. Marriage license notices list several couples with their hometowns and occupations. Births report a girl for Garry and Diana Kaple, deaths include Harold R Bechtel 70 and Albert E Buck 87.
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Harold R. Bechtel
Nova
Albert E. Buck Sr
Wakeman
Ohio hosts world championship dog hunt kickoff
Some 354 hounds started the first of six hunts for the American Coon Hunters Association world championship at the Huron County Fairgrounds in Norwalk. Officials estimate 1,500 to 2,000 entrants plus 12,000 to 15,000 passers through all week, with economic benefits to local motels and restaurants.
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Ohio
American Coon Hunters Association
Huron County Fairgrounds
Burton
Centerbury
Harold Sisson
Lexington
Tenn
Registration Office
Jim Kennard
Shelby
Norwalk
Sisson
Kennard
California
Honda to Build 217 Acre Motorcycle Plant in Ohio
Honda Motor Co to buy 217 acre site in Union County Ohio for a 25 million motorcycle plant employing about 500 workers starting 1979. The 220000 square foot facility will produce 60000 bikes yearly and may later add automobile production. Construction to begin soon after year’s start with state funds approved.
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Columbus
UPI
Honda Motor Co. Ltd
Union County
Kihachiro Kawashima
James A. Rhodes
Honda
Kawashima
Rhodes
Department of Economic and Community Development
Honda Motor Co
United States
Ohio Transportation Research Center
Four Days Three Vehicles Hit Crane On Ohio 61
Alfred C. Ward, 56, is in critical condition after his car struck a crane across Ohio 61 near Ohio 601. James Fletcher aided Ward and escaped injury as another driver and two others were involved in earlier crashes. State officials report repeated detour and barricade issues as crews race to finish culvert work before flooding season.
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Parma
Alfred C. Ward
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ward
Ohio 61
James Fletcher
Fletcher
Edward J. LaLonde
South Amherst
LaLonde
Fisher-Titus
Raymond J. Conry
Wakeman
Conry
Melvin Robinson
Ohio 601
Ohio 113
Robinson
Seminary Road
Ohio
Firecracker Injures 2 Aerosmith Members in Philly
In Philadelphia at the Spectrum on Sunday night a spectator’s firecracker hit the stage injuring Aerosmith members Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. Tyler suffered a bruised cornea and Perry a cut hand, forcing the concert’s cancellation and raising security concerns for future shows.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Aerosmith
Steven Tyler
Joe Perry
Nominee For FBI Sally Sally Johnson Jr. Postponed Hearings
FBI Director designate Frank Johnson Jr a hardheaded man who sets his own course was ordered to bed after surgery complications delayed confirmation hearings. He flew home from Washington complaining of groin swelling after Debakey surgery to repair a stomach aneurysm and said hearings may be rescheduled for January. Local fire officials teach fire safety to children this week.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
FBI
Frank Johnson Jr
Johnson
Washington
Michael) Debakey
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Monroeville
John C. Hammersmith
Kathyrn A. Churchill
Robert A. Schumm
Rebecca Gray
Kevin R. Ott
New London
Anne Dunlap
Jeffrey A. Moehlman
Huron
Jodi L. Hendrickson
William G. Burras
Lori J. Krick
Stephen C. Smith
Deborah K. Simon
Bellevue
Garry
Diana Kaple
The
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ACHA
H.M. Dehoff
Marion
Ind
Honda Cycle
By Lee Leonard
Statehouse
Cleveland
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Spectrum
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