Senators Glenn and Mansfield to visit China in Sept
Sen John Glenn and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield will travel to mainland China Sept 21 through Oct 11. They will be the first U.S. officials to visit since the death of Mao Tse Tung. A Chinese mourning period starts Friday and ends three days before the delegation arrives. State Department officials accompany them.
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Columbus
UPI
John Glenn
Ohio
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
China
Glenn
Mansfield
U.S
Mao Tse-Tung
State Department
Ohio Liquor Stores Switch to Metric Bottles After November
After November first Ohio state stores will stock metric sized bottles as the Department of Liquor Control shifts to 750 milliliter bottles. Liquor Control Director Clifford Reich says inventory orders will drive the change and prices and sizes may vary between stores during the transition.
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Columbus
UPI
Department of Liquor Control
Liquor Control
Clifford E. Reich
Kissinger Probes Africa in Long Shot Shuttle Mission
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies from Andrews Air Force Base for a two week shuttle mission aimed at forcing negotiations in southern Africa. The trip will shuttle between black and white factions as he seeks to bring southern Africa’s problems to the negotiating table.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Africa
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
First Osteopathic College Building Opens at Ohio University
The Ohio University campus dedicates the first osteopathic medical college building in the state. Twenty four students will form the inaugural class this September after a year of planning and a $4 million conversion of a former dormitory into classrooms and facilities under the Faverman task force.
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Athens
Ohio
UPI
Ohio University
Actin
Gerald A. Faverman
Five-way New York Democratic primary shapes ballot fight
Twelve states hold primaries Tuesday United Press International notes voters focus on New York where a five candidate race for the Democratic nomination to face Sen James Buckley includes Daniel Moynihan, Bella Abzug, Ramsey Clark, Paul O'Dwyer, and Abe Hirschfeld.
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United Press International
New York
James Buckley
U.N
Daniel Moynihan
Bella Abzug
Ramsey Clark
Paul O'Dwyer
Abe Hirschfeld
September 13 1976 Weather And Life Notices
Weather summary notes clear tonight with lows mid to upper 50s and fair Tuesday highs mid 80s. Rain chances near zero today and tonight, ten percent Tuesday. Winds SW 10-15 mph today, 5-10 mph tonight. Marriage license applications list several couples from Florida to Ohio. Births record multiple families in the Willard and Sandusky Memorial areas. Death notices for four residents including Clara V. Miller and Edith Hauser.
Opinion Line: Will abortion issue affect presidential race
A Saturday reader asks whether the abortion issue will shape the presidential election. The inquiry frames how voters weigh moral questions against broader policy differences and candidate positions.
Voter Calls Split Over Carter Ford Abortion Issue
Totals show 63.2 percent favoring a Yes vote and 36.8 percent No. Pro and anti abortion lines cite impact on presidential race and court powers. Voters urged to call numbers to cast ballots by midnight.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Car backs into Goodrich Store showroom in morning crash
Thelma E. Zimmerman, 77, of 26 Spring Street, backed into a space in front of the B F Goodrich Store at 35 Whittlesey Avenue and rammed a car, a parking meter, and a refuse container before crashing through plate glass windows. Police charged her with improper backing.
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Thelma E. Zimmerman
Spring St
Goodrich
John Patrick
Patrick
Zimmerman
Whittlesey
Whittlesey Ave
Charlotte Gott
N. West St
Ford Strike Threat Looms as Talks Extend to Deadline
Union and Ford negotiators resumed talks at Ford world headquarters seeking a last overnight session to avert a strike as a 11:59 p.m. Tuesday deadline looms. UAW president Leonard Woodcock warned a strike is almost certain if no agreement is reached.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford World
W.J. Usery
Washington
Ford
Usery
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Wodcock
No 2 Auto Company
Woodcock
Auto
U.S
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Welk Autographs Book as 1931 Era Seen by Reed
Lawrence Welk signed My America Your America at a Dayton department store while Reed, 71, recalled Welk in 1931 when he was with a six piece band. Reed, now retired from NCR Data Processing, praised Welk as unchanged and wunnerful.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
Marshal Reed
Reed
Lawrence Welk
Welk
America
National Cash Register
County official calls Owens proposal unethical in county race note
County Commissioner Donald Robertson denounces William Owens suggestion to involve four candidates about space for the Mental Health Center. Owens, a 648 board member, says space should be rented in the Administration Building amid bid to move services, while commissioners defend no formal approach from the board has occurred.
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William Owens
Donald Robertson
Robertson
Owens
Huron County Mental Health Center
West Main S
County Administration
Milan Avenue
648
State Lottery
Cleveland
Ohio
Robertson Robertson
Huron County
Gun Fired During Norwalk Argument
Raymond Schaffer a 23 year old Norwalk native armed with two handguns fled into the woods behind Chestnut Glen Apartments after a Saturday noon dispute with Thomas Anderson over money A bullet was found in Anderson s ceiling and Schaffer who had recently left The Family Tree Toledo drug rehab is sought by local law officers and county prosecutor Richard Hauser who noted Schaffer has not been seen since the incident
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Raymond Schaffer
Toledo
Norwalk
Schaffer
Chestnut Glen
Richard Hauser
Thomas Anderson
Anderson
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Norwalk enrollments slip in public and parochial schools
Preliminary counts show lower enrollment across Norwalk City Schools and nearby parochial institutions. City Schools report 3123 students as of Sept 2, with high school 993, junior high 470, and elementary 660, while St Paul and St Mary schools also show declines amid tuition changes and fluctuating class sizes.
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Norwalk
Robert Dean
St. Paul and St. Mary
St. Paul High
St Paul
St. Paul's
Ockie Larizza
Mary Vernard
St. Paul
Larizza
St Paul's
St. Paul High School
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New London
Michele A. Razdrh
South Amherst
Robert L. Cummings
Bellevue
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Allen K. Cochrane
Wake
Mrs. Rollie Rose
Willard
Arthur Miller
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Victor Stark
Monroeville
Donald Smith
Sandusky Memorial
Michael Myers
Stoutenburg Drive
Wayne Pocock
Timothy Kosse
Plymouth
John Mull
Willard Area
Michael Kucharik
Good Samaritan
Clara V. Miller
Edith L. Hauser
Parma
Rudolph Holthouse
Celeryville
Anna M. Konrad
Opinon Line
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