Voting Heavy Halsey Draws TV Spotlight in Monroeville
Informal reports say Monroeville School District turnout was heavy as Superintendent Donald Halsey voted at the old auto exam building beside the library. He noted no official turnout check but reported strong interest and planned grapevine alerts if the levy passes. National and regional TV crews have visited the school amid coverage of the levy vote.
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Monroeville
Donald Halsey
Halsey
Mutual Radio Network
Board of Education
Bowling Green
Cleveland
Toledo
NBC
West German airmen trigger new Nazi salute scandal
In Bonn two Luftwaffe airmen on guard duty gave the Heil Hitler salute at a Phantom squadron barracks. An investigation is under way and disciplinary measures have been ordered. The case follows news that 11 officers at the Bundeswehr College in Munich participated in a game of burning Jews, with the cabinet recommending their dismissal.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Air Force
Gerhard Schurig
Bundeswehr (Armed Forces) College
Munich
Nixon Birthplace Targeted for Historical Site in Yorba Linda
The Nixon Birthplace Foundation offers 125000 to Yorba Linda School District for Richard Nixon's first home. The deal requires approval from the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
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Yorba Linda
Calif
Centenarian Murder Trial Opens Over Phone Obsession
In Mineola New York 82 year old Peter Cipolla faced trial for the murder of his wife after a March 17 police call when he admitted I killed her because she used the phone too much. The recording was played in court as Cipolla cried. He may be Long Island's oldest murder defendant.
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Mineola
N.Y
UPI
Peter Cipolla
Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to three researchers
Dr Roger Guillemin said he did not mind waking at 4 a.m. to hear he and two others won the Nobel Prize for Medicine. He shared the award with Dr Rosalyn Yalow in New York and Dr Andrew Schally in New Orleans for work on brain hormones and peptide hormones.
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Rosalyn Yalow
Veterans Administration Hospital
New York
Andrew Schally
New Orleans
Weather and Marriage Licenses Report October 13 1977
Clear cold tonight with scattered heavy frost possible and lows in the mid 30s. Mostly sunny and warmer Friday with highs in the upper 50s or lower 60s. Zero percent chance of precip tonight, 10 percent Friday. Marriage license applications list multiple couples from Norwalk Collins Plymouth Willard and other local towns. Birth noted for Terry and Sheryll Baker a boy in the Willard area. Death reported for Mrs Marie Baker 55 of North Fairfield.
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Terry and
Sheryll Baker
Norwalk
Willard Area
Mrs. Marie Baker
North Fairfield
Norwalk Teachers Vote On Tentative Salary Accord
Teachers may vote tonight on a tentative salary agreement reached after negotiations between the Norwalk Teachers' Association and the board of education. The deal follows the board's Tuesday rejection of an impasse panel proposal calling for a 7.2 percent base hike in three steps, with timing through April 1978, amid a projected $30,000 deficit.
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Norwalk Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Best
NTA
North Hester Street
Pleasant Elementary School
Supt
James Rllbright
Lynn Szabo
Norwalk
Carter accuses oil firms of profiting in energy crisis
President Carter blasted oil and gas companies for trying to grab money from American consumers calling it the biggest ripoff in energy history. He urged public pressure to push Congress to pass his energy package while noting his plan would curb profiteering and ensure domestic exploration incentives.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
Midwest
West
House- Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Senate
Stolen Coon Dogs Recovered in Huron County Case
Two coon dogs valued above $10 000 were recovered by the Huron County Sheriff’s Department early today. Three rural Attica men Barry D Potts 25 Timothy A Hooven 18 and Robert H Hooven 21 were arrested and jailed on grand theft charges. The theft occurred during an American Coon Hunters Association championship hunt at the Huron County Fairgrounds and dogs were found in Norwich Township after a tip and investigative work by Lt Robert Sutherland Capt Tom Carabin and Willard resident Willis Hicks. Stanford and Owens identified the dogs and recovered by 12 20 a m.
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Huron County
Peared
John Borgia
Robert Sutherland
Tom Carabin
Willis Hicks
Willard
Carabin
Sutherland
Borgia
Stanford
Fairgrounds
Hicks
Humphrey Honored With HEW Building Name
Sen Hubert Humphrey told the Senate he is speechless after a bill named the HEW building for him passed. He urged colleagues not to regard the honor as an invitation to retirement while he battles bladder cancer and a pelvic tumor with chemotherapy at home in Minnesota.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Minnesota Democrat
Humphrey
Joseph Califano
Minnesota
House
Minneapolis
Waverly
Minn
Top Dogs Survivors Ready For Roses In County Hunt
The American Coon Hunters Association fields 354 dogs from 28 states in a six day semi final to pick four finalists for Saturday night’s championship. Notable contenders include Drum owned by Berton Oney of Greenwich Ohio and Luke owned by Charlie Foster of Nashville Tennessee with high point totals amid a field dominated by walkers and English dogs.
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Ohio
American Coon Hunters Association
Huron County Fairgrounds
Indiana
Drum
Berton Oney
Greenwich
Cindy
James Everman
Garrison
Luke
Charlie Foster
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