Hearst Says She Fears Bail Makes Her a Prisoner at Home
Patricia Hearst discusses in jail tape that a bail arrangement would turn her into a prisoner in her parents’ home and notes a shift to a revolutionary feminist outlook since her 19 month kidnapping by the SLA. The transcript was released for court psychiatrists evaluating bail.
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Rick DU Brow
SAN Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearts
Randolph Hearst
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Tobin
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Miss Tobin
Browning
SLA
Bob Considine dies at 67 after stroke in New York
UPI reports columnist and war correspondent Bob Considine died following a stroke at 67. He had written On the Line for King Features since 1947 and did Hearst Headline Service work. He authored books including Thirty Seconds over Tokyo. In London, Dr Terence Spratley warned many British businessmen are drunk daily at a conference on alcoholism.
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New York
UPI
Bob Considine
Considine
New York University Medical Center
King Features
Hearst Headline Service
Tokyo
London
Terence Spratley
Maudsley Hospital
Ohio Lottery Numbers and Luck Buck Draw Details
This week's regular numbers include 394 for $20 in any box. 843 and 911 in green and blue win $500, 843 and 911 in blue boxes win $1,000, and 843 and 911 in green boxes enter a $300,000 drawing while automatically awarding $15,000. Luck Buck numbers are 408 and 821779, with the Luck Buck Bonus Jackpot 08537.
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Luck Buck
Ohio Power earns seven favorable flags in utility report
Ohio Power leads eighth among 213 U.S. electric firms with seven favorable flags and no unfavorable ones. Cincinnati Gas and Electric, Cleveland Electric Illuminating, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric, Dayton Power and Light, and Ohio Edison showed mixed results. Indiana and Michigan Electric ranked best. Consolidated Edison of New York worst. Ralph Wickberg and Dr. J Edward Smith Jr. comment on public scrutiny and rising bills.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
Ohio Power
National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners
U.S
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric
Dayton Power and Light
Ohio Edison
Indiana
Michigan Electric
Consolidated Edison of
New York
Ralph Wickberg
Non-Profit Association
J. Edward Smith Jr
Stan Borgia Departs Sheriff Office for Ohio State BCI
Sgt. Stanley Borgia resigns as deputy sheriff to join the Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation. He notes the job offers growth and cites intense scrutiny over nepotism claims while praising colleagues and his father Sheriff John Borgia. Borgia is 21, lives in Norwalk, and earned an associate degree. He collected 35 solved crimes in eight months and handled over 100 of 500 supplemental complaints.
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Stanley Borgia
John Borgia
Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
BCI
Borgia
Richard Andres
Andres
Stan
Sheriff's Department
Norwalk
North Central Technical Institute
Mansfield
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Huron County
Weather Brief and Local Births and Deaths
Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent rain chance today and 30 percent tonight. Highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s, lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Partly cloudy Saturday with a morning shower risk near 60. Also notes births for Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moser and two deaths: Wilson H. Hartley and Harold S. Wollam.
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Danny Moser
Norwalk
Wilson H. Hartley
Sandusky
Harold S. Wollam
Huron
Would you like to live to be 100 poll results
A 100 year old Connecticut man prompts a poll question with responses. Among 2000 votes 55.6 percent favor living to 100 if health remains good while 44.4 percent oppose due to misery and aging concerns. The note mentions Larry Lewis of San Francisco as a 105 plus example and cites calls to vote on the question by phone.
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Connecticut
Larry Lewis
San Francisco
Ohio
Wisconsin
Grace Reeves Faces Degeneration Amid Kidney Failure
Grace Reeves 31 of 63 Spring St is at Cleveland Clinic after a near kidney failure requiring regular dialysis. Doctors report her bones are degenerating linked to the kidney disease as a fund in Norwalk nears 1352 dollars to cover treatment.
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Grace Reeves
Cleveland Clinic
Norwalk
Government costs in T-dollars disclosed by Morton
Commerce Secretary Morton says federal spending can be measured in T-dollars. He estimates the Agriculture Department costs each taxpayer 136.38 dollars annually while the Navy Trident program costs 229.18 dollars. He notes that for every 1 billion dollars spent, the average household pays 14.06 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Navy
Commerce
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Mom and daughter enlist in Women's Army Corps
Pauline Kessler a 34 year old Columbus divorcee and her 17 year old daughter Sherrie joined the Women's Army Corps on Thursday pledging a family path into military life. Son John 17 is already in Army airborne training in Georgia.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Columbus
Thursday
Women’s Army Corps
Pauline Kessler
Army
Sherrie
Kessler
John
Georgia
Mrs. Kessler
Norwalk Man Released Early Becomes Jail Janitor
Oscar Armando Garcia 35 of Norwalk was released from a 90 day jail sentence for marijuana possession and hired as a janitor at Huron County Jail under a CETA funded program. Sheriff praised his performance while police questioned the release as unjust and linked to his prior probation issues.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Oscar Armando Garcia
Marion Drive
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Garcia
Robert W. Smith
Smith
Don Ratliff
Ratliff
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Parents
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Shapp
Opwicuw
Robert Smith
Ag Department
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