Ford Smoother Southern Swing Boosts Campaign Tone
President Ford calls his weekend Southern campaign trip terrific. He toured Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Florida with warm receptions. George Wallace appeared on stage with Ford in Mobile signaling a complex political stance while Carter ally.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
Miami
Jimmy Carter
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Ron Nelsen
George C. Wallace
Carter
Nelsen
Wallace
Mobile
Nessen
Charles Ruff
House Judiciary Committee
Carter Ratchets Up Critique of Washington Elites During West Tour
Jimmy Carter, campaigning toward the 1976 election, accuses Washington officials and lobbyists of closed circles, saying they dine and golf at the same places. He aims a broader critique as he travels 6,060 miles over four days, planning rest in Plains before Northeast stops.
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Carter
Plains
Northeast
Federal Plaza
Portland
Ore
Roberts Stadium
Evansville
Ford
Washington
Jody Powell
Jimmy Carter
Powell
Schorr resigns from CBS over CIA leak case
UPI reports Daniel Schorr resigns from CBS News after leaking a secret Congressional report on the CIA to the Village Voice. He writes to Richard Salant that he leaves with great regret and will work outside daily broadcasting. Separately in Columbus, STRS assets rise over 212.2 million to near 3 billion. June 30, 1975 book value at 2,969,062,027 with 131,090,180 in investment income for the 10 months.
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New York
UPI
Daniel Schorr
CBS News
CIA
Village Voice
Network
Today
Richard Salant
Schorr
Columbus
State Teachers Retirement System
STRS
Holiday Inn Lakeside Placed Under Receivership
In Cleveland, Judge John Patton placed the Holiday Inn Lakeside into receivership at the request of Union Commerce Bank and Cleveland Trust Co. Hoffman Electric Construction Co. says the hotel owes 1050 and is months behind on an 8.6 million mortgage. owner Thomas R. Lloyd and investors claim losses near 3 million.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lakeside
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
John Patton
Patton
Union Commerce Bank
Cleveland Trust Co
Hoffman Electric Construction Co
Thomas R. Lloyd
Cambridge
Ohio
Bomb blasts hit bridge and plant during Dole visit in Quincy
Four blasts rocked a small bridge and an industrial plant in Quincy as Republican vice presidential hopeful Robert Dole spoke nearby. Secret Service agents monitored the scene while local police said no evidence tied the explosions to Dole at that time.
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Quincy
Ill
UPI
Robert Dole
Mississippi
Secret Service
Dole
Kansas
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events Summary
Generally clear and cooler tonight with low 40s. Wednesday sunny and warmer with highs mid to upper 60s. Rain chance 20% today 10% tonight and Wednesday. Winds northerly to NW then W 10 to 15 mph. Also notes on marriages births and license applications from Greenwich to Milan and local towns.
Police Strike Shuts Most Youngstown Services
Safety forces walked off the job in Youngstown after failed contract talks leaving 12 of 13 fire stations closed and most police operations halted. Four officers were injured when a cruiser backed into a picket outside a downtown garage. Union demands include 6 percent retroactive raises and an 8 percent rise next year.
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Youngstown
Ohio
UPI
Randall Wellington
Police
George Panno
Panno
Optio w Line Poll Question on Crime Reparations
A Monday poll asks Ohio residents if they support a new law offering reparations to crime victims. Fifty percent express support while a minority rejects the idea as welfare. The survey notes voter sentiment on government assistance versus personal responsibility.
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Ohio
Ohio State Vet School Suit Alleges Discrimination
Jack Grove, 23, an OSU honors graduate from Franklin Ohio, sues OSU claiming biased admission practices at the College of Veterinary Medicine. He says less qualified candidates, including women and minorities, were admitted while he was rejected after multiple interviews. VAT scoring and dean statements are noted. A ruling by Judge Kinneary is awaited after post trial briefs due Oct 25.
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Jill Williams
Jill
Norwalk High School
McGuan Park
State
League Streets
James L. Williams
Wenz Rd
Wakeman
David Ray
Columbus
UPI
Jack Grove
Franklin
Ohio
Ohio State University
OSU Grove
OSU College of Agriculture
School of Veterinary Medicine
Grove
U.S. District Court
C. Roger Smith
College of Veterinary Medicine
J P Kinneary
Smith
Woman Grove
Kinneary
Anderson Sues Nixon Aides Over Wiretaps and Death Threats
UPI reports columnist Jack Anderson sues 24 defendants including Richard Nixon Henry Kissinger John Ehrlichman and John Mitchell for 22 million alleging White House wiretaps and a plumbers group conspired to cause serious injury possibly death. The suit cites threats tied to Andersons unfavorable coverage and even planned drug tampering.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Anderson
Nixon Administration
White House
Anderson
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
John Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
CIA
Richard Helms
India
County May Sue State Over Legatees Funding Shortfall
Huron County weighs suing the state of Ohio over unpaid defense costs for indigent defendants. Commissioners consider a suit to recover about $11,000 plus interest and penalties, citing state failure to fund 50 percent of indigent defense as mandated.
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Ohio
Huron County Bar Association
Red
Kenneth Reed
Reed
Evangeline Miller
Common Pleas
Maurice Smith
Smith
Arthur Herner
Hagelstara
Herner
Board of Commissioners
Hauser
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