Man Arrested While Cooking Cat in Westwego
A 43 year old Thomas Bertrand retired St Louis train engineer was arrested for disturbing the peace after police say he lured and cooked a cat aboard his cabin cruiser. He may face additional cruelty to animals charges. Voters in Amherst Lorain County approved a emergency 4 mill levy to avert school closing. Oberlin voters rejected a six mill continuing levy.
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Westwego
UPI
Thomas Bertrand
St. Louis
Bertrand
Amherst
Lorain County
Oberlin
San Diego
UPS
FBI
Norma Jean Spearman
Federal Metropolitan Correction Center
Miss Spearman
Saturda
Roy Madison Snipes
Snipes
Ex-Marine Cory Moore Guilty On Four Charges in Hostage Case
Cory Moore, 26, of Warrensville Heights, a former Marine, was found guilty by a Cuyahoga County jury on two counts of kidnapping and one count each of robbery and extortion for holding two people hostage last March to demand a call from President Carter. The verdict followed a brief two and a half hour deliberation. Moore faces sentencing later. In related data, Great Lakes bulk commerce in August totaled 16.1 net tons of iron ore, coal, and grain, down about 20 percent from July due to mining labor troubles, with August shipments at 8.1 million gross tons of iron ore, 4 million tons of coal, and 3 million tons of grain. The year-to-date total for these three commodities reached 90.2 million tons.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cory Moore
Carter
Cuyahoga County
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Upper Lakes
Byrd
Senate
Metzenbaum
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Stevens
Sen
John Danforth
R-Mo
Danforth
Abourezk
San Diego anesthesiologist loses license over urine injections
California board revokes the license of William Novick after he allegedly injected his own urine into two San Diego Community Hospital patients during July. The incidents reportedly involved him urinating into a cup, drawing it into syringes, and injecting it into IV systems. no patient developed complications according to the board.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
San Diego
California Board of Medical Quality Assurance
William Novick
San Diego Communit Hospital
Board
Vern Leeper
Leeper
Progress In SALT Talks Surprises Carter Gromyko Meeting
Washington and Moscow announced further progress toward a new strategic arms limitation treaty after a two hour session between President Carter and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Earlier, Gromyko said the Soviet Union would halt underground nuclear tests.
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Washington
UPI
Moscow
Carter
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
United Nations
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 40s and increasing cloudiness Thursday. Highs in the mid 60s with a 10 to 20 percent chance of precipitation and light northwest winds. Births include Jon and Candace Charville’s son in New London. Death notices for Olive Brown, Albert E Bauer, George Niedermeier, and Selvino Predire.
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Olive Brown
Norwalk
Albert E. Bauer
New London
George E. Niedermeier
Willard
Selvino Predire
Nader forms Fight to Advance the Nation's Sports
Ralph Nader announced a new group FANS to represent sports fans on ticket prices turf and stadium food and to press for fair access and transparency before leagues players associations and media. Peter Gruenstein leads the group while Nader criticizes monopolistic practices in the sports industry.
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New York
UPI
Ralph Nader
Nader
ANS
Muhammad Ali
Antonio Inoki
Congress
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Peter Gruenstein
Cy Youn
Brooklyn Dodger
Area Man Fires At Deputies And Neighbors In Standoff
A Huron area man, Paul Blankenship, fired at deputies and a neighbor, keeping responders at bay for over an hour before surrendering. He faced felonious assault charges and remained jailed on $15,000 bond as officers recovered several firearms from his trailer amid an unclear motive.
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Huron
Erie County Sheriff's
Donna O'Donnell
Scheid Read
Paul Blankenship
O'Donnell
Blankenship
Gladwell
Father Reynolds Dies After Heart Attack At 79
The Rev. Thomas E. Reynolds, retired pastor of St. Mary Catholic Church, was found dead at his home in Sandusky after a suspected heart attack. He served as priest 45 years and led St. Mary for 19 years. His body lay in state at St. Mary Church after being taken from Kubach Smith Funeral Home.
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Thomas E. Reynolds
St. Mary Catholic Church
Fr. Reynolds
St. Mary
W. League St
St Mary Church
Robert Fry
James Martin
James Fritz
Martin
N. C. Camardese
Our Lady of Mercy
Fayette
Our Lady of Fatima
Lyons
Mary Manse College
Toledo
St. Patrick
Bascom
St. Andrew, Liberty
Norwalk
Reynolds
St. Alphonsus Parish
Peru
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
John A Donovan
Benedict School PTA Meet Tonight At 7 30
The Benedict-Bronson Parent Teachers Organization will hold a session at Benedict School at 7 30 this evening. Members are invited to discuss school activities and upcoming events.
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Benedict-Bronson Parent- Teachers Organization
Benedict School
First NL Tenants Move Into Londontown Units
The first group of tenants from Third Street housing owned by Richard Rench and leased to Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority moved to Londontown apartments on the west side Tuesday. Nine elderly persons will occupy one bedroom units. Two elderly tenants chose to stay.
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NEW London
Third Street
Richard Reach
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
Londontown
West Main Street
Bench
HMHA
Rench
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Bench Complex
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Moore
Jon and
Candace Charville
Boy
F-T
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Robert Byrd
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
James B. Pearson
Brian
Lloyd Bentsen
Dtex
Jean Bicket
Philadelphia
Fifi
Rev
Thomas Reynolds
Father Reynolds
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