Ohio Supreme Court rules police search unlawful in motorist arrest
The Ohio Supreme Court held that a car search by police during a traffic warrant arrest violates protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. The case involved Reginald Hubbard of North Olmsted, indicted Oct 25 1973 on carrying a concealed weapon and illegal firearm possession. Raymond E. Dix of Wooster Ohio Daily Record became president of the Inter American Press Association in Sao Paulo, urging cross national communication.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio Supreme Court
Reginald Hubbard
North Olmsted
Sao Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Raymond E. Dix
The
Wooster Ohio Daily Record
Inter American Press Association
IAPA
Dix
Franco Gravely Ill as Power Transfer Looms in Spain
Madrid reports Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, gravely ill after a heart attack, with officials noting signs of improvement. Cabinet prepared papers to name heir Prince Juan Carlos if needed, but Franco refused to sign. Government sources say action on succession would be delayed until weekend.
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Peter Uebersax
Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Juan Carlos
Council of the Realm
Cortes
Council of
White House Arrest of Gun Carrier Near Northeast Gate
UPI reports 24 year old Addison Y. McCandless of Harrisburg Pennsylvania was arrested by U S Park Police officer James Fedders outside the White House after being seen with a loaded .44 caliber magnum revolver near the northeast gate.
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Washington
UPI
White House
U.S. Park
James Fedders
Addison Y. McCandless
Harrisburg
Winning Lottery Numbers This Week Revealed
The week’s winning numbers include a three digit 575 and a four digit 8178. A five digit 18485 and a six digit 759763 are listed along with Lucky Buck numbers 089 and 418728.
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Lucky Buck
Weather Outlook and Local Notices for October 24 1975
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with lows in mid to upper 50s. Saturday brings more clouds and a 20 to 50 percent chance of showers with highs in the mid 70s. Also listed are a marriage license application for James M Adkins and Mary Lou Holbrook both of Bellevue, a birth notice for a girl to Mr and Mrs Juan Lira of Plymouth, and the death of Mrs Margaret Kelley, 69, of New London.
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James M. Adkins
Bellevue
Mary Lou Holbrook
Juan Lira
Plymouth
Readers Debate Mandatory Mental Examinations
Thursday's opinion prompt asks if all residents should undergo regular mental health exams in response to recent alleged attacks on President Ford. The question invites public views on screening and counseling programs by state mental health departments.
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Ford
State Departments of Mental Health
Public Defender Question Drives Huron County Vote
The county faces rising indigent defense caseloads as Judge Robert W. Smith seeks county lawyer cooperation. A public defender is proposed with possible state funds. local costs remain. Voters are urged to call 668 8544 to vote yes or 668 8345 to vote no by midnight.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert W. Smith
Huron County
Three Banks Fail To Fleece Kalamazoo Robber
Calvin Ray Robinson, 31, of Kalamazoo, was charged by the FBI with attempted bank robbery after attempting to rob First Federal Savings and Loan, First National Bank & Trust Co., and American National Bank and Trust Co. in downtown Kalamazoo. Police linked him to all three incidents within the hour.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Kalamazoo
First National Bank & Trust Co
First Federal
Calvin Ray Robinson
FBI
Kalamazoo County
Committee Trims Ford Tax Plans In Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected President Ford’s idea to couple a spending ceiling with a tax cut and approved a Democratic plan to extend current lower tax levies through 1976. The 21-16 vote reflected party lines with Democrats in the majority and Republicans in opposition.
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Don Phillips Washington
UPI
Ford
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
al Ullman
D.-Ore
Ullman
Fire frees burglary suspect stuck in chimney at drugstore
Roger Watkins 23 was rescued from a chimney after becoming lodged three quarters down. He faced attempted breaking and entering charges and had prior rooftop crimes. He was free on bond during the incident.
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Mogadore, Ohio
UPI
Roger Watkins
Watkins
United Fund Campaign Sees $91,000 Goal Set
The drive announces a goal of 91000 with pledges totaling 28425, about 31.2 percent of the target. Funds are being collected to support community programs and services through the United Fund.
Congress Warned Of Bicentennial Terrorists
Washington police and security officials from California New York and Florida told a Senate subcommittee that political kidnappings extortion and bombings could confront the United States during the bicentennial year 1976. They cited 2500 trained Cubanizados terrorists powerful bombs possible nerve gas and even nuclear ambitions as part of a growing threat.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
California
New York
Florida
Senate Subcommittee On Internal Security
United States
Cuba
Los Angeles
Arleigh McCree
McCree
San Francisco
U.S
Terrence McTigue
Dade County
Miami
Fla
Thomas Brodie
Kansas City
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Boise, Idaho
New York City
Shirley Greer Clark
Wooster Man
New Proxy
Robert T. Thompson
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Spain
Steve Laporte
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Laporte
State Street
Chicago
D.C
Margaret Kelley
New London
Russia
Kalamazoo, Mich
American National Bank and Trust Co
GOP
Wilbur Mills
D.-Ark
Omar Burleson
Santa
United Fund
Donald L. Hansen
Ohio
Joseph Wagoner
Ashtabula
Painesville
Avon Lake
Wagoner
Norwwalk
Norwalk
Jacqees
E. Main St
Lloyd Richardson
Tyrone Phelps
Estelle Lee
Erie
Lou Bizzaro
Joe Scorcia
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