Norwalk High Football Gate Aims To Ease Athletic Woes
Athletic Director John Neighbor hopes tonight's Norwalk versus Huron game draws a large crowd to offset two years of athletic deficits. Ticket sales opened quickly with 1 000 given to Huron and about 200 adult season tickets sold. Gates open at 6 30 p m for an 8 p m kickoff with weather forecasts favorable and radio WLKR to announce any changes.
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Jim Szala
Norwalk High School
Trucker
Huron
John Neighbor
Neighbor
Maple City
WLKR
Neighbors
Fullbackers
Norwalk
Tigers
Williams taps and divorce talk mark Alabama campaign clash
Cornelia Wallace began tapping her husband Gov George Wallace's private telephone after he placed her under surveillance. The Montgomery Advertiser cites lawyers for possible divorce action by both Wallace and his wife though no action was taken.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Cornelia Wallace
Montgomery Advertiser
George C. Wallace
Ohio Lottery Poto Gold Numbers Drawn This Week
This week’s winning Poto Gold numbers are Five digit 69245 and two three digit results 427 and 951.
Weather and local notices from Fon The Record
Considerable cloudiness tonight with a chance of showers and 50 percent rain today. Highs in the upper 60s, lows in the mid to upper 40s. Saturday partly cloudy with highs upper 60s to lower 70s. Wind NW 15-25 mph today, 10-20 mph tonight. Marriage license applications list four couples. Death: Vincent Nolan, 71, Berlin Heights.
Opinion poll on UAW Ford paid days off sparks debate
Readers reply to a Thursday question asking if paid days off create jobs and job security. Support blames unions for burdening companies while others argue for more worker benefits and job stability. A related legal query asks if long lasting political billboard ads count as illegal campaign contributions.
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United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
171 Die As British Airways Jet Collides Over Yugoslavia
A British Airways jet from London to Istanbul and a Yugoslav DC9 from Split to Cologne collided at 30 000 feet near Vrbavec Croatia killing 171 people. The British plane carried 54 passengers and 9 crew. the Yugoslav plane carried 108, mostly German tourists.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
British Airways
Vrbavec
Zagreb
Yugoslav Republic of Croatia
London
Istanbul
Split
Cologne
West Germany
All Nippon Airways
Morioka
Japan
United Air Lines
TWA
New York City
United States
Adriatic
Congress finalizes major tax revision with estate tax changes
After years of work, congressional writers finalize a vast tax bill reconciling House and Senate texts. It preserves $17.3 billion in cuts through 1977, shifts estate tax to a credit rising to 175,625 by 1981, tightens shelters, expands credits for child care and alimony, and limits generation skipping trusts while aiming to raise net revenue amid disputes over foreign tax breaks. President Ford expected to sign despite opposition.
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Don Phillips Washington
UPI
Congressional
House
Senate
Ford
Israel
Middle East
Ashbrook Charges McDonald Getting Advertising Gifts
Campaign manager Thomas Van Meter claims local outdoor firms donated more than 2500 in illegal campaign gifts to McDonald's campaign. McDonald aides say Ashbrook harassed a billboard company and accuse rival of distracting voters with press releases while both candidates face debate questions. Susan Ford moved from the White House to a townhouse in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Tom Loftus
John Ashbrook
Thomas van Meter
Federal Election Commission
Justice Department
John McDonald
Ashbrook
John Gilchrist
McDonald
FEC
van Meter
Billboard
Gilchrist
Billboard Company
Dan Davis
Davis
Ohio
Fremont
Ohio Advertising
Reflector
Coshocton
Washington
Russian Defector Belenko Hidden in Southern California
UPI reports Soviet air force officer Viktor Belenko, who defected with a MIG 25 Foxbat, was secretly sheltered in Southern California. He was later moved by Defense Department escorts, with authorities declining to disclose his location or next steps. The defection provided U S intelligence with a rare look at a top Soviet aircraft.
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Viktor Ivanovich Belenko
Los Angeles International
Los Angeles
UPI
California
Washington
Belenko
Northwest Orient Airlines
Tokyo
Defense Department
Aevenr-One
Air Force
United States
Siberia
Hakodate
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Carter, Glenn
Columbus
U.S
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D.ohio
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Carter
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Glenn
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Willard
Joyce A. Mullins
Donald L. Hunt
Lorene K. Proctor
Collins
Lawrence L. Ross
Donna M. Nickols
Mark S. Sholes
Cheryl J. Ring
Mr. Vincent Nolan
Berlin Heights
David Reed
Nassenger
Rijeka
Yugoslav Airlines
Titograd
Susan Ford
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