Ford calls Carter Yugoslavia stance inviting aggression
President Ford told the Pittsburgh Economic Club that Jimmy Carter’s debate claim he would not use U S force to defend Yugoslavia could invite Russian aggression. Ford said the statement shows inexperience and undermines peace, referencing events from 25 years ago.
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Carter Criticizes U S Bluffs on Military Force
Jimmy Carter said the world tires of U S bluffs and blustering and wants the truth about military force. He defended a prior remark that he would not commit U S troops if Russia attacked Yugoslavia. Ford countered in Pittsburgh that Carter’s stance invites Russian aggression.
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Yugoslavia
U.S
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Subpoenas Issued in Probe of Payoffs to Congressmen
The Justice Department subpoenaed banking records from Riggs Bank tied to the South Korean embassy in a probe of alleged payoffs to congressmen. A department spokesman declined to confirm subpoenas.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Washington Post
Department
Riggs Bank of
13 Pound Baby Reported as Largest In Japan
A 28 year old woman gave birth to a 13 pound girl in Toyota City Okayama with both mother and infant in good condition. Health officials say the infant may be the largest Japanese baby ever born.
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Tokyo
UPI
Health and Welfare Ministry
Fumio Sugimoto
Toyota City
Japan
Okayama Province
Findlay Teen Killed In Highway Crash In Ohio
Three Findlay area youths died in a Monday night collision west of Findlay. Jeffrey Yingling 16 the son of Maj. R L Yingling was among the dead along with Todd Schafer 16 and Robert De Thomas 14. Bradley DePuy 17 was injured and hospitalized.
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R.L. Yingling
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Mt. Cory
Robert de Thomas
Yingling
U.S. 224
Bradley DePuy
DePuy
Blanchard Valley Hospital
McCarthy says media ignores third party bid for Presidency
Eugene McCarthy charged the news media has ignored his White House campaign and predicted it would take 20 years for a third party to win. Speaking in Columbus at four stops he said voters and media are conditioned to two party politics and noted Ford or Carter are irrelevant to the question.
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UPI
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State Supreme Court
Joe Dash
Willard
Dush
Weather Mix of Clouds and Cold With Rain Chance
Partly cloudy and cold tonight and Wednesday. Lows in the 20s, highs in the 30s to 40s. Rain chances around 30 percent today tonight and Wednesday. Winds up to 25 mph. Monday temperatures near 46 to 36. Humidity rising midday then easing. Precipitation total Monday about 0.07 inch. Sunrise 7:52 AM Sunset 6:31 PM. Moonrise 10:43 AM Moonset 8:51 PM. Charles E Osborne and Betty A Tuttle apply for a marriage license. Birth announced for a boy to Mr and Mrs David McGuckin. Obituaries: Emma L Kenyon 64 Wakeman Gene E Skinner Sr 42 Killeen TX Carrie Coffman 88 New London.
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Wakeman
Gene E. Skinner, Sr
Killeen
Tex
Carrie Coffman
New London
Legislative promise fuels campaign talk in race
Monday's question centers on Marie Tansey v James Kimbler in a contested race. Tansey pledges to serve as a full time legislator while Kimbler plans to keep his law practice in sessions off. The exchange highlights candidate commitments and voter interest in dedication versus professional duties.
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Marie Tansey
James Kimbler
Voters Cite Full‑Time Rhetoric And Calls To Vote
A row of quotes shows residents debating a candidate’s commitment to full‑time service. Supporters argue dedication matters more than tenure, while critics imply motives linked to property deals and political favors. Calls to vote yes or no include phone lines for input.
Decline In College Scores Downplayed By Educator Panel
UPI report quotes Harold Howe II saying college entrance tests are not a reliable measure of ability and that a score drop since 1967 is minor compared with other social trends. He cautions against drastic actions and notes tests heavily influence college admissions but do not define talent.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI
New York
Harold Howe II
Howe
Ford Foundation
U.S
Howe College Board
Waugh Makes Perfect Snaps for Buckeyes in Homecoming
Ohio State center Tom Waugh delivered nine perfect snaps on punts and placements during the Purdue game, earning praise from Woody Hayes on television. Waugh, a Norwalk native and former Trucker, credited his focus and calm on the sidelines for his consistent accuracy under pressure.
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Columbus
Norwalk
Tom Waugh
Ohio State
Ohio Stadium
Purdue
Woody Hayes
Tom Waughn
Hayes
Jeff Logan
Logan
Waugh
Tom Skladany
Buckeyes
Turnout Flags First Swine Flu Clinic As Weather Impacts
Huron County Health officials report only 135 people attended the first two hour swine flu vaccine clinic out of 200 to 300 expected. nurse Miss Brown cites weather and long lines in Cleveland as possible causes. no deaths linked to the vaccine are noted. Clinics run 6 to 8 pm through Thursday at 180 Milan Ave with additional bivalent shots for those 60 and older scheduled Wednesday and Thursday.
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Huron County Health Department
Miss Brown
Cleveland
Ersons
Huron County Administration
Milan Ave
Edwards Defends 1971 Kok Gift To Wife
Gov. Edwin Edwards says a $10,000 gift from South Korean businessman Tongsun Park to his wife in 1971 was not illegal or unethical and that no improper influence occurred. He notes the IRS found no basis for any allegation and emphasizes adherence to law and moral code.
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UPI
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Tongsun Park
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Judge denies asking for dirt in Huron County race
In a dispute over a remark during a 17 October talk Judge Virginia Weiss of Licking County denied saying she was asked to dig up dirt on Joe Dush. Heydinger and Dush compete for juvenile and probate judge in Huron County with White asserting the phrase was used.
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Heydinger
Dush
Huron County
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Virginia Weiss
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Judge Weiss
White
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Bellevue
St. Louisville
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Udge Weiss
Mrs. White
Joe Dash
Salvation Army starts Boy's Club meets tonight
The Salvation Army announces a Boy's Club formation with its first meeting at 7 30 PM in the Community Room. All interested boys are invited to attend. The Huron County Airport Authority will also hold a meeting tonight at 7 30 PM at the county city airport.
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Salvation Army
Huron County Airport Authority
Humdinger Dush Race Shapes Huron County Probate Fight
In Huron County the nonpartisan probate juvenile judge race pits Judge Thomas Eugene Heydinger backed by Democrats against Republican Joseph Franklin Dush. Campaigns hinge on incumbency and fee reform echoes, with a tossup outlook and sharp exchanges over estate fee savings and disclosures.
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Huron County
Thomas Eugene Heydinger
Joseph Franklin Dush
Heydinger
Dush
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Stark
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