Jack Scott looks back on Hearst era and life change
Former Oberlin athletic director Jack Scott, once linked to the Patricia Hearst case, says he may avoid jail as he and wife Micki expect their first child. He describes years of FBI harassment, his shift to writing a book about Bill Walton, and a life clouded by rumors and government probes from 1975.
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Groucho Marx Guardian Hearing Plays Out in Santa Monica
Zeppo Marx testifies that Groucho loves Erin Fleming and would be harmed if she is ousted as conservator. Judge Edward Rafeedie weighs emergency guardianship and safety concerns amid claims of unprescribed drugs and abuse.
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Attorney General accuses Columbia Gas of Ohio conduct
Ohio AG William J. Brown filed a PUCO complaint alleging Columbia Gas of Ohio and related entities refused a 50 Bcf gas sale on Feb 1 1977 to maximize profits during the energy crisis. He seeks immediate rate cuts, service guarantees, board restructuring, and removal of executives. The Brock Exploration Co offered gas to Columbia or Ohio industries but was refused. Brown frames this as a pattern harming consumers and delaying self help contracts.
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Soviet bombers near U.S. East Coast trigger scramble
Soviet reconnaissance bombers passed close to the U.S. coast this week, prompting two U.S. Phantom fighters from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina to scramble. The bears then retreated over open sea, with officers noting a pattern of increased Soviet naval and air activity.
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Carter pledges fight for gas tax in energy plan
President Carter said he is serious about a standby gasoline tax hike up to 50 cents over years if U.S. consumption exceeds targets. He vowed to fight for the measure, defend it as part of a balanced energy program, and indicated he may veto the Senate bill with a business tax credit.
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Weather Summary Mixed Sun, Showers Tonight
A cooler night with showers and lows around 62. Partly cloudy tomorrow with a higher chance of rain, around sixty percent. Averages from yesterday include a high near 62 at Taam. details on Page B29.
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Parma Population Drops Under 100000, Census Says
Parma's population falls below 100000 as Census Bureau official Frederick Cavanaugh notes shrinking household sizes. He cites a 1975 estimate of 6983 and attributes declines to smaller family sizes nationwide with a 3 percent drop in average household size from 10 to 1875.
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