Attack on Smoke Detectors Faces Radiation Concerns
Safety officials cite smoke detectors as vital to reducing about 7000 home fire deaths yearly in the United States. Ralph Nader's Health Research Group urged the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to ban ionization devices containing americium and to recall existing units with consumers urged to return them.
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Michael J. Conlon
Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Ohio Lottery Numbers and Ford Nominee for Bangladesh Post
Ohio Lottery results list three digit 317 and 805, five digit 19007, four digit, six digit numbers and Blue as the winning color. President Ford nominates Edward E. Masters of Savannah Ohio as ambassador to Bangladesh, succeeding Davis Boster. Masters has served in Bangkok and East Asia roles and is married with two children.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
Washington
Ford
Edward E. Masters
Savannah
Bangladesh
Masters
U.S
Bangkok
Thailand
Davis Eugene Boster
Guatemala
State Department
Indonesia
Department
East Asia and the Pacific
Episcopal Church Allows Women Priests and Bishops
In Minneapolis deputies to the Episcopal Church's General Convention approved a change in canon law to admit women to sacramental priesthood and episcopate. The decision follows House of Bishops approval a day earlier, ending a long dispute within the 3 million member denomination.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Kissinger Mission Faces Critical Phase in Africa
Secretary of State Kissinger heads toward South Africa after meeting Zambian President Kaunda as black leaders warn of a fight to the last man. He will meet South African Prime Minister Vorster in Pretoria amid tense regional calls for success. Kaunda expressed hope and fear about the talks.
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Jim Anderson
Lusaka
Zambia
UPI
Henry Kissinger
South Africa
Subcontinent
Kissinger
Kenneth Kaunda
John Vorster
Pretoria
Kaunda
Mr. Vorster
Bladeless Lawn Mower Promises Safer Grass Cutting
The Roper Corp of Illinois unveiled a bladeless mower claimed to prevent rocks and debris from flying and reduce mower related injuries. Priced about $15 more than standard rotary models, the device aims to cut incidents as high as 200000 annually.
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Washington
UPI
Roper Corp
Illinois
Weather outlook with scattered showers and mild temps
Showers possible tonight with a high in the upper 60s and a low in the mid 50s Then partly cloudy Saturday with mid 70s highs Rain chances 30 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday Winds variable to northerly 10 to 15 mph today and NW 5 to 10 mph tonight Thursday temperatures 66 to 58 Humidity readings rise through the day Sunrise 7 09 Sunset 7 34 Moon phases noted Marriage license filed for Richard Stockmaster and Marion Danhoff Births reported For Wakeman Norwalk and Norwalk Death of Harry Preston aged 57 Norwalk
Norwalk Board considers live radio broadcasts of meetings
Thursday's question asks if the Norwalk Board of Education should permit WLKR to provide live radio broadcasts of its meetings. Public interest and transparency are cited as key factors in the debate.
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Norwalk Board of Education
WLKR
Pedestrians Ignore Dying Man In Rush Hour City Scene
Clinton Collins, 77, lay dying on a downtown sidewalk for 20 minutes as passing pedestrians avoided helping him. An ambulance took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. A hospital spokesman cited natural causes. A psychologist blamed society’s depersonalization and the fast pace of urban life for the tragedy.
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Paul English
Oklahoma City
UPI
Clinton Collins
Collins
Fisher-Titus Plans New Wing and Remodelling
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital unveils a 2 phase 2981875 dollar expansion adding a 27424 square foot wing and remodeling 12422 square feet. The project adds an emergency and outpatient department X ray operating suite and materials distribution center while creating a seven bed intensive and coronary care unit in the existing 400 wing. The hospital moves toward more outpatient care amid a 5.5 day average stay last month compared with 14 days in 1967 and 1968. The project is reviewed by multiple health planning bodies with final Ohio approval due by Oct 31.
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Janet Conway
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Richard C Westhofen
Westhofen
Fisher-Titus
Huron County Health Planning Association
Home Savings plans new 1.5 million two story branch office
Home Savings and Loan Co announces a 1.5 million two story branch on seven acres along Executive Drive across from St. Peter Lutheran Church. The building will include vaults drive in banking a community room and offices with a brick glass design and second floor balcony. Construction hinges on regulatory approval and protests must be filed within 20 days.
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The
Home Savings and Loan Co
Executive Drive
Socrates Delianides
Delianides
St. Peter Lutheran Church
George Woodward
Woodward
Home Savings and Loan
E Main St
Delianides Delianides
Roger Tracy, Jr
Building and Loan Association
Columbus
Shark Attack Claims 16 Year Old At Jacksonville Beach
Michael Harold Karras Jr. 16 died from fatal shark bites while swimming with his brother near the Jacksonville Beach Pier. A marine biologist will study the bite size and shark type as authorities note possible single or double attacks and place Florida’s high shark-attack rate in context with recent incidents.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Michael Harold Karras Jr
Michael
Ricky Alan Karras
Jacksonville Beach
Jacksonville Shark Club
Vyle
Michael Karras
Knoxville
Tenn
Lipkovic
Apple
University of Miami
Samuel H. Gruber
Gruber
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Panhandle
Mushett resigns as Huron Bureau of Support director
Jeannette Mushett quits as director of the Huron County Bureau of Support effective Sept 24 after six months in the post. Irene Smith Koch plans to return as director in October at $9,000 yearly, with Koch previously resigning March 21 due to poor health.
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Jeannette Mushett
Huron County Bureau of Support
Irene Smith Hach
Miss Mushett
Robert W. Smith
Koch
Smith
Thut
Mrs. Koch
Jeannette
Dole Gets Lesson From Old Master
In Boston and New York area stops Dole pushed anti labor lines to union critics while Vice President Rockefeller faced protesters in upstate New York. Dole blasted AFL-CIO and Carter linking labor power to politics as he campaigned at ABC convention sites.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Washington
UPL
Bo’ Dole
Boston
Associated Builders and Contractors
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Dole
Ford
Jimmy Carter
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Richard F. Stockmaster
Willard
Robert Harlow
Wakeman
James Hipp
Norwalk
Harry I. Preston
Opwicuw Line
Vernon Sisney
Sisney
Committee of Health Planning Association
the Health Planning Association of
Northwest Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Ryan Advisors
Home Savings Plans
Shark
Duval County
Peter Lipkovic
Broome County
Binghamton
N.Y
Rockefeller
Robert Dole
Bureau of
By David Rau
Huron County Commissioners
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