Ohio Senate candidates clash over media coverage at Sigma Delta Chi dinner
At a Columbus dinner of Sigma Delta Chi, three Senate hopefuls criticized the news media for bias and exclusion. Richard B. Kay, Ralph J. Perk, and John H. Glenn Jr. urged fuller issue discussion and questioned coverage fairness. Kay pressed journalists to re-examine reporting.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Central
Sigma Delta Chi
Richard B. Kay
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Downstate
John H. Glenn Jr
Perk
Glenn
Glenn defends record amid four cited incidents
Press labeled Glenn not Mr Clean citing alleged intangible tax nonpayment dirty tricks and campaign finance violations plus a cover up by a campaign worker. Perk urged truth in crisis while Glenn said three charges are resolved and he aims to resolve the Quintero affair regarding Louis Quintero.
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Glenn
Mr. Clean
Perk
Quintero
Louis Quintero
Safety agency flags risks in nonprofessional football equipment
The Consumer Product Safety Commission warns that high school level gear may fail to protect players, making football the most hazardous sport with 300 000 ER injuries and about 20 deaths annually. James A. Rhodes, Republican candidate, accuses Gov. Gilligan's administration of withholding 12 848 stolen Ohio lottery tickets as election concerns rise.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
United Press International
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Rhodes
Gilligan
OHSA probes Ringling Brothers after safety complaints
OHSA spokesman says a trapeze performer complained about Ringling Brothers conditions prompting inspections in Cincinnati Milwaukee and Minneapolis last month. The circus was cited for 28 violations from a damp floor to missing first aid facilities and staff. Barr says deficiencies were corrected and pledges to improve.
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Washington
UPI
Malcolm Barr
Occupational Health and Safety Administration
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
OHSA
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Barr
Nixon abuse claim on Trudeau tape shocks court
White House transcripts reportedly place Richard Nixon calling Pierre Trudeau an obscene name in a 1973 meeting with aides. Haldeman and Ehrlichman argue the remark was Nixon’s. Sirica hears conflicting voice identification as defense protests.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Pierre E. Trudeau
Trudeau
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Norwalk High Open House Tonight at 7 30
Norwalk High School invites students and parents to an open house starting at 7 30 this evening in the school auditorium. The event offers a tour of classrooms and programs hosted by staff and students.
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Norwalk High School
Ringling Clowns For A Day Winners Named In Richfield
Three youngsters Stephanie Thomas Joe Villareal and Michelle Rossman won first place in a clown coloring contest judged from 184 entries. They will be introduced as Clown For A Day at Ringling Bros. showings in Richfield with costumes and makeup. Second place winners received four tickets each.
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Michelle Rossman
Norwalk
Stephanie Thomas
Clarksfield
Joe Villareal
North Fairfield
Stephanie
Clarence Thomas Clarksfield
Joe
Fairfield
Michelle
al Rossman
Milan Ave
Sarah Kocher
William Kocher
E. Main St
Cindy DeHart
Thomas DeHart
Benedict Ave. Scond
Suzanne Herner
Robert Herner
W. Main St
Stacey Wilson
Ray Wilson
Scottwood Ave
Kathy Meyer
Fred Meyer
Rural
Collins
Lynne Taylor
Stanton Taylor
Willard
Ohio lottery numbers and park lodge plans in Ohio
In Lima UPI reports the weekly Ohio lottery shows 952 wins 20 dollars if any box. 965 and 472 in green or blue win 500. 965 and 472 in blue boxes win 1,000. 965 and 472 in green boxes aim for 300 000 and win 15 000. In Columbus UPI the Ohio Department of Natural Resources plans lodge construction at West Branch near Ravenna and Deer Creek 30 miles southwest of Columbus with revenue bond financing.
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Lima
Ohio
UPI
Columbus
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
West Branch
Ravenna
Deer Creek
Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Kelleys Island
Nye
Rockefeller Wife Leaves Sloan-Kettering After Cancer Surgery
Margaretta Happy Rockefeller exiting Sloan-Kettering Memorial Hospital a week after breast cancer surgery. She smiled and waved as Nelson Rockefeller, her husband and vice presidential designate, spoke for both, saying they are two very grateful people.
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New York
UPI
Margaretta
Rockefeller
Sloan-Kettering Memorial Hospital
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Weather Outlook and Marriage License Notices
Weather for Yon Joere shows lows mid to upper 40s and highs mid to upper 60s with 30 to 40 percent precipitation chance. Winds vary 6 to 12 mph. Marriage license applications list several couples including Gary R. Gockstetter and Denise Marie Sadler and others across Norwalk Wakeman and nearby towns.
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Gary R. Gockstetter
Huron
Denise Marie Sadler
Norwalk
Daniel F. Parker
Wakeman
Kimberly Sue Morris
Donald A. Sitterly
Michele H. Shullick
Thomas J. Lightwoot
Kalamazoo
Mich
Holly D. Wenner
New London
Rickey L. Brown
Debra J. Brown
Milan Ledger explosion case awards $94 000 in damages
An Erie County jury awarded two Milan couples a total of 54 000 in damages in the 1969 Milan Ledger explosion case. Gulf Oil Co. was ordered to pay 30 000 to the Russells and 24 000 to the Days, with the verdict stemming from claims that gasoline leaks and possible natural gas caused the blast that damaged the Ledger building and injured Mrs Day.
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Milan Ledger
Sandusky
Erie County
Milan
Ross Day
Les Russell
Erie County Common Pleas
Gulf Oil Co
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Russells
Milan Inn
Days
Ledger
Day
Bob's Gulf Station
Columbia Gas
Russell
Robert Vetter
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Norwalk
Tom Paffenbarger
Public opinion split on Reagan third-party bid in 1976 poll
A reader poll shows 67.4 percent would not vote for Ronald Reagan if he ran as a third party candidate in 1976 while 32.6 percent would vote yes. Respondents praise his direct answers and discuss Nixon comparison and future voting plans. Call numbers provided for voting input.
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California
Ronald Reagan
George Wallace
Nixon
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San Clemente
Lungren
Long Beach Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Stephen Bull
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