Escapees Nabbed After Missouri Gas Station Hold Up
Three escapees from Tiffin State Mental Hospital were arrested in St. Charles County after robbing a truck stop on U.S. 40 61. They overpowered two attendants, bound and gagged a 26 year old, stole cigarettes and cash, and fled west before turning back. They were captured by Missouri Highway Patrol after a car description matched. The trio faces extradition to Ohio.
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Kevin Tanzillo
ST. Charles
Tiffin State Mental Hospital
St. Charles County
St. Louis
Missouri State Highway Patrol
U.S. 40-61
Weldon Springs
Reflector
Missouri Highway Patrol
Ronald Kidwell
Ashland
Kidwell
Christman
Loddell Thweatt
Lodi
Calif
Tiffin
Adams County
Ind
Ohio
Michigan
Fostoria
Thweatt
Chillicothe State Prison
Bud Bratton
Mt. Gilead
Barnett
Fayette Road
Ohio 60
New London Fire Department
Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Baltimore Temin and Dulbecco
Three Americans win the 1975 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discoveries on how tumor viruses affect cells. Recipients are David Baltimore Howard Temin and Renato Dulbecco. the award calls their work a giant step in cancer research.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Carolina Institute
David Baltimore
Howard Martin Temin
Renato Dulbecco
Peter Reichard
Nobel
Nixon Near Indictment Twice in Watergate Probes
Prosecutors say Nixon nearly faced indictment twice last year in the Watergate saga. They credit impeachment efforts and Ford’s pardon with halting action. The 277 page report notes on firm legal ground but questions Supreme Court viability of prosecuting a sitting president.
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Clay F. Richards
Washington
UPI
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Ford
Nixon
Supreme Court
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events
Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Friday mostly cloudy with a chance of rain in the afternoon and highs in the mid to upper 50s. Marriage license issued for Jerry L. Twaddle and Linda A. Wildman of Wakeman. Births include a girl at Marion General Hospital and several local newborns. Death reported for Mrs. Mary Roberts, 84, Mansfield.
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Jerry L. Twaddle
Wakeman
Linda A. Wildman
Opinion Line: Are aliens visiting Earth real?
Wednesday's column asks readers if beings from other planets have visited Earth. The panel invites viewpoints on extraterrestrial visitation and public curiosity about such claims.
TV as Education Debate and UFO Opinions Poll
A public poll records 78 total calls with 71.8 percent yes on television educating viewers. Opinions on UFOs include belief in aliens, pyramids, and space evidence, while 28.2 percent oppose or doubt. Captain Kangaroo Bob Keeshan critiques TV as a primary education source. voters urged to call 668-8544 or 668-8345 to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Egypt
Bob Keeshan
Maplehurst PTO Potluck Dinner With Election Talk
The Maplehurst PTO hosts a 6 PM potluck dinner at the school. Board of education candidates have been invited to speak after dinner. The Citizens For Private Medical Care will meet at 7 30 PM at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Auditorium.
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Maplehurst Pto
Board of Education
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Man Sees Plane Go Down In Area
A reported plane crash near Wakeman drew police and highway patrol to the area. A local resident on Gore Orphanage Road and Town Line Road 162 said he saw the plane dip below trees with the engine sputtering. No further details were available.
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Wakeman
Gore Orphanage Road
Town Line Road
Lorain County
Reds Bow To Red Sox In World Series Tilt
In Cincinnati 56,000 plus fans saw the Reds fall 5-4 to Boston as Luis Tiant pitched nine innings to even the Series at two games apiece. Pete Rose and Johnny Bench Expressed belief in their club while Boston’s defense and Fred Lynn’s running catch shaped a tense, memorable night at Riverfront Stadium.
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Rick Reiff
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
Carl Yastermowski
Boston
Luis Tiant
Tiant
Fred Lynn
Bowie Kuhn
Fenway Park
Yaz
Pete Rose
Johnny Bench
Red Sox
People Don’t Really Die Says Kubler-Ross in Detroit
Dr Elisabeth Kubler Ross states that people do not truly die and that life continues after death. Speaking at Detroit Children's Hospital she cites observed cases of revived individuals and describes experiences of peace and wholeness among the dying and disabled.
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Detroit
UPI
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Detroit’s
Children’s Hospital
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New London
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Cook Road
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