Betty Ford Undergoes Malignant Breast Cancer Surgery
First Lady Betty Ford, 56, underwent surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital to remove a malignant right breast after a biopsy indicated cancer. The operation began at 8:05 a.m. EDT with Navy Capt. William Fouty leading the team. the President and family learned of the diagnosis and awaited updates from White House sources.
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Washington
UPI
Betty Ford
Ford
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Oval
White House
William Lukash
George Washington University Medical School
Bethesda
United States
Helen McCain Smith
Billy Zeoli
Guerrilla group threatens execution of U S diplomatic hostage in Dominican Republic
In Santo Domingo a leftist band led by a former plane hijacker seized the Venezuelan Consulate and seven others including Barbara Hutchison head of U S Information Service. They demanded a $1 million ransom and the release of 37 prisoners, warning of bomb threats if attacked.
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Radames Mendez Vargas
UPI
Joaquin Balaguer
Hugo Eduardo Polanco Brito
Barbara Hutchison
Delaware
U.S. Information Service
Naco
Santo Domingo
Liberation Movement
Jesus de Gregorio
Valdemar Alvarado
Miss Hutchison
Mendez Vargas
Cuba
U.S
Balaguer
Robert Hurwitch
County Dog Pound Question Sparks Humane Society Debate
A Friday poll asks if the county commissioners should allow the Humane Society to house stray animals at the dog pound. Seventy seven percent favor giving strays a safe hold and adoption window, while twenty two point one percent oppose, arguing funds should aid the poor instead.
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the Humane Society
Ford asks belt tightening as inflation battle
Voters are urged to weigh in on a liberal anti inflation stance by the government. Citizens may vote yes or no by calling 668 8544 or 668 8345 before midnight.
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Ford Administration
GOP Grand Opening at Huron County HQ
The Huron County Republican Headquarters at 92 E Main St hosts a grand opening Monday night at 7 30 PM Officials attending include State Senator Robert Corts State Rep Ethel Swanbeck both seeking re election this fall and Dale Stearns a candidate for Huron County Commissioner The HQ will be open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM
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Huron County Republican
E. Main St
Robert Corts
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Dale Stearns
Huron County
Sandusky man killed in home invasion shooting
A Sandusky man, Scott Hinkle, 19, was shot and killed Friday night during a forced entry at 1218 W. Jefferson St. by another intruder and a partner. Charles Everett, 1218 W. Jefferson St., reportedly shot Hinkle with a handgun. Everett and his wife were unharmed. Police hold a suspect and question several others.
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Sandusky
Scott Hinkle
Franklin St
Hinkle
Charles Everett
Jefferson St
Everett
Weather and notices from The Recound September 28 1974
Weather shows cloudy cooler conditions with showers possible tonight and Sunday morning. Lows mid to upper 40s highs low to mid 60s. Precipitation 50 percent tonight 30 percent Sunday. Winds west to northwest 10 to 18 mph. Friday temperatures 77 to 48. Humidity readings listed. Births include a boy to Balduff Monroeville and a girl to Case North Fairfield at Good Samaritan. Deaths list Mrs Alice Bores 79 Willard and Mrs Alpha Dornwald 71 rural Willard.
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Carl Balduff
Monroeville
Good Samaritan
Carl Case
North Fairfield
Alice K. Bores
Willard
Alpha W. Dornwald
Bandits Rob Reno Bank of $1 Million
Three armed men in Halloween masks robbed the First National Bank of Nevada main branch in Reno during a parade crowd nearby. They secured nine employees, emptied cash drawers, and fled in a stolen van, with the haul estimated at at least 1.04 million dollars. Police noted the bank held cash due to casino activity and said the robbers planned the operation meticulously.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
Mary Kay Brown
First National Bank of Nevada
James Parker
Parker
Ohio Lottery Cleared as 100 Percent Legal by DOJ
UPI report says the U S Justice Department issued a 100 percent legal rating for the Ohio Lottery. Lottery Executive Director John Kirkland and the commission's counsel sought the ruling in Washington after a warning from Attorney General William Saxbe.
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Cleveland
UPI
U.S. Justice Department
Ohio Lottery
The
Lottery Commission
Lottery
John Kirkland
Washington
Kurt W. Mullenberg
Edward T. Joyce
U.S
William Saxbe
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
Justice Department
James Skelly
Girl Falls From Bleachers At New London Field
A New London girl Geri Fritz a fourth grader was listed in satisfactory condition after falling about 45 feet from bleachers at the New London football field during an eighth grade game. Her fall was broken by barbed wire at the fence top and her father Larry Fritz took her to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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New London
Geri Fritz
Larry Fritz
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
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