Joan Kennedy to Limit Political Activities in 1976 Bid
Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward M. Kennedy plans no independent campaigning if he runs for the presidency in 1976. She will restrict public speaking to major appearances after returning from Europe, according to Maxine Cheshire in the Washington Post.
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Washington
UPI
Joan Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Europe
Maxine Cheshire
Washington Post
Mandel Says She Will Stay Active In Maryland Politics
Barbara Mandel announced she will support Governor Marvin Mandel's re election and continue political work. She told a Democratic Womens Club she intends to remain First Lady and run the Governor's Mansion, asserting her commitment after her husband’s public affair disclosure.
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Waldorf, Md
UPI
Barbara Mandel
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Democratic Womens Club
Governor’s Mansion
Testimonial Dinner Honors Sen Sam Ervin Jr Patronage Prompts Praise
About 500 attendees at a testimonial dinner for Sen Sam J Ervin Jr D NC, chairman of the Senate Watergate committee, were served quotations from Chairman Sam at each place setting. Sen Walter Huddleston of Kentucky called Ervin the greatest patriot in over 100 years.
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Drexel
N.C
UPI
Sam
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate Watergate Committee
Walter Huddleston
D-Ky
Ervin
Ohio Board to Approve ETV Contracts for Schools
The Ohio Board of Education is expected to approve educational television contracts with eight nonprofit groups totaling 1,356,500 dollars to bring TV programming to virtually all public schools. State Schools Superintendent Martin W. Essex announced the plan and bus-price ceilings may also be set.
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Columbus
UPI
State Board of Education
Ohio
Martin W. Essex
Nixon asks appeals court to halt release of Watergate tapes
President Nixon seeks to overturn a lower court order mandating handover of secret Watergate conversations to Judge Sirica. White House lawyers call the ruling without precedent and argue it preempts presidential confidentiality and public interest considerations.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
White House
Sirica
Louisiana permits 18 day alligator hunt in southwest marshes
In Cameron Louisiana an experimental program allows hunting alligators for 18 days in southern Calcasieu and Vermilion parishes. The measure, now in its second year, aims to curb overbreeding of the species in the coastal marshes.
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Cameron, la
UPI
United States
Louisiana
Calcasieu
Vermilion Parishes
Weather and vital notices from Norwalk area dated September 10 1973
Clear tonight with a low in the 50s and a partly cloudy Tuesday forecast high in the 70s Rain is unlikely today and Tuesday. Norwalk temperatures show 70 44 with humidity around 60 65 percent. Marriage license applications list several local couples. births record two new babies. a death notes Lyle E Wolfe age 14 from New London.
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Norwalk
Three Annapolis Men Seek World Canoe Circumnavigation
John Paxton Steven White and Jim Malone 21 28 and 25 start a four year journey in inflatable canoes to circumnavigate the planet. They begin on a Wyoming highland stream and hope to reach Brazil where National Geographic may pay for diary notes. Their route covers 73 countries with early dangers on the Colorado River.
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Annapolis, Md
UPI
Annapolis
John Paxton
Steven White
Jim Malone
Brazil
National Geographic
Actress Dina Merrill Son Missing After Boat Crash Near East Hampton
In East Hampton New York 23 year old David Post Rumbough son of actress heiress Dina Merrill remains missing after a 27 foot speedboat spun out of control in Gardiner's Bay Saturday. Police Coast Guard and private yachts joined the search led by Miss Merrill and her husband Cliff Robertson. David’s father Stanley Maddox Rumbaugh Jr. also searched. Witnesses say David and friend Jonathan Keith were aboard the racing boat when steering problems caused them to be thrown into the sea. Keith was rescued but no sign of David as of today.
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East Hampton
N.Y
UPI
David Post Rumbough
Dina Merrill
Coast Guard
Rumbough
Long Island
Gardiner’s Bay
Miss Merrill
C.W. Post
Cliff Robertson
David
Stanley Maddox Rumbaugh Jr
Denver
Colgate Fatune
Bay
Jonathan Keith
Two Hurt in Willard Scuffle at Pat's Bohemian Beer Garden
At least two injured in a Willard incident at Pat's Bohemian Beer Garden Saturday night. A police officer reportedly lost a tooth, with Willard police scheduling a 1 p.m. press conference. Willard Area Hospital treated two people. names withheld. The tavern has ties to the Alice White Womack murder case involving Larry Robinson.
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Willard
Jack Fryman
Willard Area Hospital
Larry Robinson
Alice White Womack
Robinson
Ohio Faces Propane and Heating Oil Shortage
Ohio Public Utilities Commission Chairman Edmund J. Turk warned of a propane gas and heating oil shortage this winter. He said the commission has data showing nearly 27 million gallons of propane and 50 million gallons of heating oil may be short, risking new customer service from dealers.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Edmund J. Turk
Ohio
Turk
Norwalk Chamber Names 12 Nominees for Board Elections
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce members received ballots for the 1974 board election. Six directors will be chosen across industrial, professional and services, and retail categories. Nominees include Charles Sneddon, Gene A Denney, John Auble, Anthony Gorant in industrial. K S Flickinger, Michael Meinke, Socrates Delianides, Jim Seitz in professional and services. Ed Prack, Harry Gilbert, Norbert Simon, Urban Banker in retail. write-ins permitted. ballots due by September 19.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Charles Sneddon
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Gene A. Denney
Sheller Globe Corp
John T. Auble
Saginaw Wire Products Inc
Anthony Gorant
Bay
Ohio Edison Co
K.S._ Flickinger
Flickinger Insurance Co
Michael Meinke
Huron County Automobile Club
Socrates Delianides
Home Savings and Loan Co
Jim Seitz
Barman and Seitz General Contractors
Ed Prack
K-H Drug Co
Harry Gilbert
Gilbert Jewelry Store
Norbert
Delinquencies Cripple College Loan Plan
The U S Office of Education reports 60 000 students defaulted on 55 2 million in federal loans over five years. The government has recovered 3 2 million. Officials warn the program is at risk and highlight growing collection efforts from 3 to 28 collectors.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Office of Education
Peter Muirhead
Office of Education
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