Should Ali Quit and End His Ring Run
Muhammad Ali, after a unanimous decision over Earnie Shavers at Madison Square Garden, contemplates retirement at 35 amid fatigue and aging but may fight again. He acknowledges Shavers as formidable and hints a possible goodbye within 12 months, while maintaining his claim of still being the boss.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Muhammad Ali
Earnie Shavers
Ali
Shavers
Madison Square Garden
Manila
Johnny Lobianco
Tony Castellano
Eva Shain
Angelo Dundee
Frank Luca
Joiner Waits For Teammates In San Diego Clash
Cincinnati Bengals star receiver Joiner awaits better ball distribution as the Chargers defense focuses on shutting down the Bengal backs. Joiner has seven receptions in two games while San Diego QB Joner hopes the offense soon clicks and loosens linebackers to open plays. He regards Chargers’ defensive backs Cobb Casanova Riley Parrish as top cover men in the league.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Bengals
San Diego
Charlie Joi
Bengals
Joiner
Coy Bac
Chazers
Chargers
Joner
Ken Riley
Lemar Parrish
A Metric Hangover: Measuring Pangs in Washington
A humorous UP I column proposes a metric Hangover scale from 0 to 100 with a base unit pang. It discusses converting familiar terms to a standard measure and defines a pang as the pain killed by 1 650 763 73 micrograms of aspirin.
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Washington
UPI
Court rules on Privacy Act in Wooster Ohio
The Ninth Ohio District Court of Appeals ruled Wooster police and fire departments and Wooster Community Hospital may not withhold public records from the Wooster Daily Record. The court said hospital records must be released unless protected by law, to publish police fire and emergency reports. Judge Mahoney dissented.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Wooster Police and Fire Departments
Wooster
The
Daily Record
Wayne County Common Pleas Court
Appellate Court
William Victor
Sam Bell
Edward Mahoney
Break-In Reported At Home Of Mrs Marie ONeil
A break in at 182 Whittlesey Ave occurred Thursday between 4 and 8 45 pm. An unknown intruder removed a window screen and forced entry through the window, then fled via the back door. A cupboard and drawer were opened but nothing appeared missing.
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Marie O'Neil
Whittlesey Ave
No School on Monday in New London Fitchville District
Students in New London and Fitchville Schools will not attend classes Monday per Supt. Donald Schick. Teachers will spend the day observing classes in their subject areas at Monroeville South Central and Western Reserve Schools.
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New London
Fitchville
Donald Schick
Monroeville
South Central
Western Reserve
Heart Association Names New Members
The American Heart Association Northeast Ohio affiliate announces the 1978 Huron County Fund Raising Committee. Kenneth A. Sommers of Willard chairs the group with ten members including Audrey Borgia Norwalk Joe Dudley Norwalk and Larry Hilson Norwalk. A $23330 goal is set for 1978. Funds support cardiopulmonary resuscitation programs heart research and professional education in the region.
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American Heart Association
Northeast Ohio
Huron County
All Heart Association
Kenneth A. Sommers
Willard
Sommers
Audrey Borgia
Norwalk
Joe E. Dudley
Charles F. Furey, Jr
Fred Hartley
Larry Hilson
Leo Lichtessen
Mimi Luxon
New London
Wayne S. Orwick
Jim Westerhold
Donald FE. Wise
Heart Association
The
Ohio
Chapin Bulls Win Honors at Ohio Hereford Show
Robert Chapin and Sons of Norwalk won multiple titles at the 1977 Ohio Hereford Show with Chapin's RCS Don Delkirk securing senior champion and two year old ribbons. The Chapins also claimed several classes in bulls and related female divisions, including pair of yearlings, summer yearling, spring yearling, and reserve senior champion.
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Robert Chapin
Norwalk
Chapin
RCS
Don Delkirk
Chapins
Huron County Officials Palm and Salisbury Discharged
Open heart surgery patients Roy Palm County Commissioner and James Salisbury Willard School Superintendent are discharged from Cleveland Clinic and Mt. Carmel Hospital. Palm returned to North Fairfield and called County Commissioners Maurice Smith and Thomas Carabin after arriving home.
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Huron County
Roy Palm
Willard School
James Salisbury
Palm
Cleveland Clinic
Salisbury
Mt. Carmel
Columbus
Fairfield
Maurice Smith
Thomas Carabin
Unknown vandals damage Gulf station on North Side
Police reported unknown persons caused minor damage at the North Side Gulf station on Wednesday night. A heavy object struck a large plate glass window but did not break it. A metal pole used for a driveway chain was bent and the chain disengaged.
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North Side Gulf Station
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Vernors
Diet
Esmond
Norwalk Beverage
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Court Rules On Privacy Act
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Americas
Ashley
Milan
St. Rt
Chapin Bulls
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Sandusky, Ohio
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