Three U.S. Advisers Slain in Tehran Ambush
In Tehran suburb early today, three American members of the U S military advisory group in Iran were killed by armed guerrillas described as Islamic Marxists. The victims were Robert Crown Guard William Catrel and Donald Smith, linked to Rockwell International.
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Tehran
Iran
Robert Crown Guard
William Catrel
Donald Smith
U.S
Pentagon
Washington
Rockwell International
Pride Charley dazzles Wellington crowd at Lorain Fair
Country star Charley Pride drew about 8 000 fans for two Pride of Country shows backed by the Pridesmen and Dave Rowland and Sugar. He received a standing ovation and delivered medleys of hits while sharing stories from his cotton picking days.
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Charley Pride
Lorain County Fair
Wellington
Lorain County
Charley
Dave Rowland
Sugar
Pride
Rowland
Jackie Frantz
Vicki Hackeman
Miss Frantz
Jacque Frantz
Sidney
Ohio
Woman with amnesia at Milwaukee bus station identified as Kay Johnson
A woman found at a Milwaukee bus station three months ago with no memory of her past believes her maiden name is Kay Johnson. She may be from Alaska and has a husband and four children. Police have sent fingerprints but no identifications or leads have emerged.
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Milwaukee
Kay Johnson
Alaska
Elyria woman dies after Sugar Ridge crash
Gretchen Orzech 22 of Elyria dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a crash on Sugar Ridge Road near North Ridgeville. Her husband Theodore 26 is in poor condition with head and chest injuries. Police say a sharp curve sent their westbound car off the roadway hitting a rock and overturning. They were extricated after roof collapse. Mrs Orzech was returning home from Cleveland with her husband when the wreck occurred. She leaves a six year old daughter and five year old son. Funeral plans pending.
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Elyria
Sugar Ridge Road
Gretchen Orzech
Rockfern Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Theodore
Ohio Edison
Polly Orzech
Cleveland
Orzech
Gretchen
Andrew Grieger
Lakewood
Lakewood High School
Lorain County
Won Lee
Ali admits paternity of baby girl in Michigan
Muhammad Ali filed a certificate of parenthood in Berrien County admitting he is the father of a girl born at Berrien General Hospital. The agreement with Veronica Porche provides child support and medical expenses for the mother as Ali remains separated from his wife Khalilah.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
Muhammad Ali
Berrien County Register of Deeds
Berrien General Hospital
Veronica Porche
Khalilah
Acquaintance Charged in Vermilion Overpass Murder
William Glenn Hardwick, 23, an acquaintance of Carol M. Baker, was charged with aggravated murder for the June 13 killing in Vermilion. Baker’s body was found after being tossed from an overpass onto Route 2 in Brownhelm Township, struck by several cars. Detectives, led by Capt. Henry Zieba, arrested him at 3:30 p.m. after work at American Ship Building Co. in Lorain. he offered no resistance. Baker’s mother, Mrs. Mary Baker, stated the family knew Hardwick for years and that her son Gary, a Vermilion High School graduate, had worked with him. Coroner Dr. William Kishman ruled she was strangled before being thrown from the overpass.
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Carol M. Baker
Vermilion
Vermilion West River
Rt. 2
Brownhelm Township
William Glenn Hardwick
Vermilion Municipal Court
Hardwick
Zieba
Sheriff's
Robert Murphy
James Beery
Murphy
Miss Baker
Mary Baker
Guilford Rd
Caral
West River Road
Wellington
William Kishman
Lorain County
Kishman
Rescue Worker Discovers Victim Is His Brother
Virginia Beach police report a 1 a.m. two car crash left Curtis Moon, 26, and Deborah Whiteside, 25, dead after a Cadillac crossed a median and hit their small foreign compact. Rescue worker Terry Moon found the wallet of the decapitated victim confirming the loss of his brother. A second man was injured.
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Virginia Beach, Va
UPI
Terry Moon
Curtis Moon
I A.m
Moon
Deborah Whiteside
MIT Scientists Create First Working Gene
Washington reports MIT researchers led by Nobel laureate Har Gobind Khorana announce the first synthetic gene that functions in living cells. The nine year effort aims to reveal how genes turn on and off and may enable future treatments for hereditary diseases.
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Washington
UPI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
American Chemical Society
Har Gobino Khorana
MIT
Khorana
Hans J. Fritz
University of Wisconsin
Har Gobind Khorana
San Francisco
Weather outlook clear and cooler tonight with mild temps
Clear and cooler tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Tomorrow will be cloudy and cooler with highs in the 70s. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Winds northwest 15 to 25 mph tonight. Sunrise 6 49 a.m. Sunset 8 08 p.m. Pollen count 30 per Lorain Community Hospital lab.
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Lorain Community Hospital
Ohio rescue squads face possible closure after new certification law
Ohio will implement a new certification law Wednesday affecting many rescue squads. Some squads fear halting operations while state officials say services will continue. Paul Schroeder of the Columbus Bureau reports on the controversy. Rosemary Palmer surveys women running for office in a year of female candidates.
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Paul Schroeder
C-T
Columbus Bureau
House
Senate
Rosemary Palmer
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