Reagan signals decision on 1976 Republican nomination
Ronald Reagan told about 1,000 California GOP delegates at the state convention that he will decide within two months whether to challenge President Ford for the Republican presidential nomination. He indicated a hastened candidacy announcement after the two month national speaking tour. He asked what is best for the country as he weighs his options.
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San Diego
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford
California
Nixon Refusal Blocks Bar Rehearsal of Nixon Resign
The New York Times reports the Appellate Division refuses to let Richard Nixon resign from the state bar after he admitted no Watergate wrongdoing. If he does not admit responsibility in some Watergate crimes, he could face professional misconduct findings and possible censure suspension or disbarment.
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Alaska Oil Pipeline to slash workforce for winter
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. announced the work force on the trans Alaska oil pipeline will drop from 21 600 to between 8 100 and 9 900 as December weather slows construction. Peak staffing for 1976 is expected in June or July.
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Anchorage
Shriver Announces Bid for 1976 Democratic Presidential Nomination
Sargent Shriver, former 1972 Democratic vice presidential candidate, announced plans to seek the party’s 1976 presidential nomination at a news conference. He is stepping into the national spotlight with an active campaign bid.
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Washington
UPI
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
George McGovern
Shriver
Agriculture department proposes standard for country ham terms
In Washington the Agriculture Department proposes a standard of identity to define country and country style hams and pork shoulders for the first time, aiming to settle years of wrangling over what products may use the term.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Weather And Local Records For Friday In Huron County
Mostly sunny this afternoon with near 70 degree highs. Partly cloudy tonight with mid to upper 40s. Showers possible Sunday with highs in the low to mid 60s and a 30 percent rain chance today tonight and Sunday. Winds 10 to 15 mph. Agricultural notes report humidity around 50 percent and less than one tenth inch expected today. Sunrise 7 12 am sunset 7 29 pm Moon times given. Marriage license filings list Schneider Higgins Strecker Pantalone. Births include a boy for McClimans and a girl for Fox. Death notices for Brainard and Enders.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Karen Sue Higgins
Kevin G. Strecker
Bellevue
Rosemary J. Pantalone
Samuel McClimans
Willard
Howard Fox
Walter H. Brainard
Burdell E. Enders
Attica
Air Force hero faces vote on remaining in service
A war hero admits homosexuality while Air Force bans, prompting public polling on whether he should stay. Readers debate privacy versus regulations, with opinions ranging from acceptance to removal. The poll also asks about Ronald Reagan versus President Ford in a separate primary vote.
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Air Force
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Poison toxin stored in Cincinnati could kill five thousand
Dr J E Campbell confirms part of a shellfish poison developed for the federal government is stored in Cincinnati. One gram remains as distributor for labs, enough to kill about 5 000 people per 1960s estimates. The Army funded research while the poison's antidote search failed.
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UPI
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Dayton desegregation expert slain in federal building
Charles Glatt a 46 year old school desegregation planner was shot dead in his Dayton Federal Building office. Neal Bradley Long was charged with first degree murder and held without bail. FBI investigates as the ACLU calls for federal protection for officials working on desegregation. Glatt had been appointed to draft a Dayton plan and taught at Ohio State University.
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Ohio
UPI
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Neal Bradley Long
American Civil Liberties Union
Columbus
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Miami Valley Hospital
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Johnena
OSU
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Rhodes Vetoes Public Employee Bargaining Bill
Gov. James A. Rhodes vetoed a landmark public employee bargaining bill saying it would give labor unions control of state finances and burden taxpayers. He issued a six page veto and noted an open mind earlier. Senate Democrats may seek an override when they reconvene.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Hearst Bail Denied as Family Seeks Patience in Court
Patricia Hearst faces a no bail order from US District Judge Oliver Carter who labeled her a flight risk while her parents Randolph and Catherine Hearst express cautious optimism. A Tuesday bail hearing was scheduled as SLA associate Bill Harris also awaits his bail decision.
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Rick DU Brow
San Francisco
UPI
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Randolph Hearst
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
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Hearsts
1959 Sandusky Honor Farm Escapee Caught
Charleston West Virginia UPI reports Frank Freshwaters alias William Harold Cox was found hiding under a kitchen sink in St Albans after authorities served a peace warrant. He fled Sandusky Honor Camp September 30 1959 and faced a second degree manslaughter conviction in Ohio.
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W. Va
UPI
Frank Freshwaters
Ohio
Freshwaters
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Sandusky
William Harold Cox
National Criminal Information Center
Norwalk Man Among 100 in Ohio Lottery Millionaire Draw
Donald Lundell a Norwalk area service mechanic is a finalist in Ohio Lottery October millionaire drawing. He competes for a million with 99 others after already earning $1,000 guarantees and potential prizes up to $100,000.
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Donald Lundell
Spector Freight System
Northfield
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