Ohio PTA Faces Teacher Protests at State Convention
Ohio PTA President Jean Dye expects teachers to attend the 1 600 attendee convention in Cincinnati to challenge the PTA stance on legislation to certify and place teachers. She says open convention rules may amplify teacher voices on redesign of teacher education.
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Ohio
PTA
Rick van Sant
Cincinnati
UPI
Jean Dye
MAA
Mothers and Administrators Association
Netherland Hilton
Soviet Culture Minister Yekaterina Furtseva dies at 64
Yekaterina Furtseva known for leadership in Politburo and secretariat died of a heart attack aged 64 per Tass. Her career split the party’s top bodies and she faced political turmoil after a capitalist-style scandal last summer.
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Moscow
UPI
Yekaterina Furtseva
Tass
Furtseva
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Auto makers to meet White House on improving mileage
Washington reports that auto makers will gather at the White House next week to discuss boosting U S car mileage toward 20 miles per gallon. EPA data shows average about 14 mpg with some as low as seven. First National City Bank also cut its prime rate to 11 percent, signaling looser credit and possible further bank rate cuts.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Environmental Protection Agency
New York
First National City Bank
Citibank
Ohio liquor prices to rise for domestic and imported brands
State Liquor Department Director Richard Guggenheim announced increases effective November 1. Retail prices will rise on 91 domestic and 23 imported brands by an average 19 cents for domestic and 12 cents for imported bottles, with wholesale boosts of 16 cents on domestic and 10 cents on imported brands across 93 domestic and 22 imported lines.
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Columbus
UPI
State Liquor Department
Richard Guggenheim
Guggenheim
GM to idle 6000 workers as auto output trimmed
Detroit UPI reports General Motors plans indirect plant shutdowns and shift cuts affecting more than 6,000 workers. The move comes as automakers reduce fourth quarter output by over 100,000 cars due to weak demand for 1975 models.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
U.S
Gilligan Campaign Spends Far More Than Rhodes
Ohio pre election finance reports show Gov. John J. Gilligan spent 774,862 since June 1 with 72,325 debt for a total 847,187, while Rhodes for Governor Committee spent 435,039. The data reflect the first such reports required by state law.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Weather and births and deaths listed for October 25 1974
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures and low 40s. Saturday highs mid upper 50s and 20 percent then 10 percent precipitation. Also births in New London Monroeville Greenwich Willard and deaths of Elmer J Dials and Harry Otterbacher in Norwalk and Willard.
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Elmer J. Dials
Norwalk
Harry Otterbacher
Willard
Benny Leaves Hospital After Dizzy Spell Joke
UPI reports Jack Benny exited Cedars of Lebanon hospital after five days of tests for a stomach ache and dizziness. Benny quipped that he feels no pain until he receives the bill, maintaining his comic persona as he leaves in character.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jack Benny
Benney
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Dallas
Benny
Teen Actor Arrested On Marijuana Charge
San Francisco police stopped a car for a burned-out plate light and found a half-pound of marijuana with teen actor Danny D Bonaduce in the back seat. He was released to his parents as authorities weigh possible action.
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San Francisco
UPI
Danny D. Bonaduce
Bendance
Ex Mobster Cohen claims he found Patty Hearst near Canada
Ex mobster Mickey Cohen says he found fugitive Patricia Hearst near the Canadian border and urged her to avoid capture. He spoke to a San Francisco TV reporter and cited FBI contact confirming she had been in the city, while denying knowledge of any Canada location.
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Patty
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Cohen
KPIX
Marilyn Baker
Underworld
FBI
Canada
Los Angeles
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Catherine
Hearsts
Miss Hearst
University of California
Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Bill Harris
Emily
The
Tribune
Hearst
Community Fund Questions Shed Light On Voter Attitudes
A Thursday poll shows 68 percent oppose United Fund contributions citing misallocation concerns while 32 percent support giving to a good cause. calls urge voters to call numbers to cast Yes or No on the Glenn Perk Senate race and fund issues.
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Humane Society
United Fund
Boy Scouts
Norwalk freshman burned at homecoming bonfire incident
A Norwalk High School freshman, John Miller, suffered burns at Whitney Field when he fell onto embers during the homecoming bonfire. Teacher Kenneth Woodruff, on duty as supervisor, pulled him from the flames. Miller was treated at Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Norwalk High School
Whitney Field
John Miller
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Miller
Kenneth Woodruff
Norwalk Homecoming Parade Sets 7 PM Start
Norwalk High School hosts a 7 PM homecoming parade starting behind the school and proceeding to Whitney Field for pre game ceremonies and the crowning of this year’s homecoming queen. The Truckers meet Upper Sandusky at 8 PM. The Norwalk Jaycees Haunted House runs 6 30 to 9 30 at 112 Benedict Ave with 50 cent admission for children nine and under must be accompanied by an adult.
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Norwalk High School
Whitney Field
Truckers
Upper Sandusky
Norwalk Jaycees
Benedict Ave
New London Teen Falls From Hood of Moving Car
An 18 year old New London resident, Richard E. Shenberger, fell from a moving car after riding on its hood with two companions. He was treated for cuts and gravel embedded in Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and likely to remain hospitalized about two weeks. The driver Mark A. Killgrove and passenger Kevin M. White, both from New London, provided conflicting accounts and no citations were issued as the state patrol continues investigation.
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New London
Richard E. Shenberger
Kevin M. White
Mark A. Killgrove
Shenberger
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
M.J. Roth
Roth
Norwalk Area United Fund Pledged To Date
The Norwalk Area United Fund reports pledges totaling 25 523 toward a campaign goal of 86 100. Community donors contribute to support local organizations and services through this annual fundraising drive.
Weicker threatens GOP break to run as independent in 1976
Sen Lowell P Wiecker Jr a Republican from Connecticut says he may break with his party and seek re election as an independent in 1976 He will announce before the next session of Congress whether he stays with the GOP Reactions from state Republicans varied with Bridgeport mayor and New London GOP chair differing on the prospect Weicker discussed the interview on Dialogue 74 to air Sunday night
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Conn
UPI
Lowell P. Wiecker Jr
Rconn
Weicker
Connecticut Public Information Network
GOP
Connecticut
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Greenwich
F-T
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Good Samaritan
Bill
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John Glenn
Glenn
Ralph Perk
Woodruff
Shhenberger
Killgrove
Norwalk Area United Fund
Lowell Weicker
Bridgeport
Nicholas Panuzio
Lowell
Harold Weiner
Weiner
Sammy
Karen Smith
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