Berlin Heights widow’s home burglarized in $10000 antiques theft
Mrs. Emma Wright discovered a lifetimes worth of heirlooms damaged and stolen after thieves entered her Mason Road home Thursday night. The burglary included irreplaceable Haviland china, silverware, vases, a fruitwood dining set, plants, and other items. a $1000 reward is offered for information.
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David Ray
Berlin Heights
Emma Wright
Mason Road
Mrs. Wright
Haviland
Ford weighs fate of broad tax bill amid veto risk
Washington UPI reports White House press secretary said President Ford has not decided on signing the 1600 page compromise tax bill extending current tax cuts through next year. A veto is unlikely in an election year, though Ford may scrutinize provisions such as denying foreign tax breaks to firms complying with the Arab boycott.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ford
Congress
Penny pennies recovered after Colorado highway crash
Treasury agents pay school children to collect pennies spilled along a rural highway after a Denver Mint truck collided with a cattle truck, killing two. Deputies guard about 5.7 million pennies valued at $57,000 until agents arrive.
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KIT Carson
Colo
UPI
Treasury
Colorado
Denver Mint
Cheyenne County
Murry Renner Sai
Queen of burlesque slips off crate at bar conference
Jacquie Brody, who calls herself the queen of burlesque, toppled from a milk crate into Pennsylvania Rep. Martin Mullen during a Philadelphia Bar Association conference on obscenity laws. The judge quipped I caught your act as she recovered from the stumble after lambasting obscenity prosecutions.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Bar Association
Jacquie Brody
Gypsy Rose Lee
Martin Mullen
D.phila
Weather and public notices from Fon The Record
Weather shows clear tonight with lows in the 50s and a 10 percent rain chance rising to 20 percent Sunday. Winds northerly to NW 10 to 15 mph today, then variable. Also marriage licenses, births, and a death: Charlie Case, 54, Norwalk.
Rockefeller gesture sparks front page debate at Friday meeting
Readers weigh in on Vice President Rockefeller's obscene gesture to protesters during a speech. Opinions split between defending freedom of speech and denouncing incivility, with calls to vote on related issues and a drive-in ad note.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Norwalk Woman Shot by Husband Faces Felonious Assault Charge
Velma L. Harkness, 36, of 8 Glover St., is hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a domestic dispute in Norwalk Friday afternoon. Her husband, Swan Harkness, 45, of 6 Spring St., is jailed on felonious assault charges as investigators say he shot her in the head with a .32 caliber revolver. Sheriff Hauser listed the critical injuries and said the weapon is being tested. Neighbors reported a quick sequence of events and a son helped summon help as Mrs. Harkness received first aid at the scene and a blood transfusion at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The case proceeds to Huron County Common Pleas Court.
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Velma L. Harkness
Glover St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Richard Hauser
Swan Harkness
Spring St
Huron County
Hauser
Harkness
Dailey
Dailey Harkness
Ptl
Ralph Braker
Raymond
Swan Harkness, Jr
Eric Harkness
Hark
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Milan man cancels Wakeman rock concert over 45 day rule
Milan resident Robert R. Arbeit canceled a three day Wakeman Township concert after regulators said promoters must file 45 days in advance. He estimated a $6000 loss on publicity and payments to local groups, blaming county officials and an election year climate for the decision.
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Robert R. Arbeit
Milan
County Board of Earth
Tom Tkach
Wakeman Township
Arbeit
Huron County
Richard Hauser
John Borgia
Seneca
Wood
Hamilton
Rumbull
Borgia
The
Reflector
Arheit
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