Moon Church accused of violating tax laws in New Hampshire campaign
The IRS reportedly has evidence that Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church dispatched "heavenly soldiers" to influence the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race and to lobby Nixon during impeachment hearings. Investigators say the activity breached the church's tax exempt pledge not to participate in politics. The bylaw promises and testimonies from former members are cited as supporting material.
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Steel union accuses U.S. council of pro-management report
The Steelworkers union faults a council report prepared before Carter's presidency for inflated cost figures from the American Iron and Steel Institute and a focus on high steel wages. The dispute arises as 600 union members plan bargaining goals for 1977, with no-strike terms and arbitration if no deal by April 7.
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Ohio man sues wife over lottery winnings
Alfred D. Beaver of Newport, Ohio sues his wife in Washington County Common Pleas Court, saying he bought a Buckeye 200 ticket on October 2, 1975 and allowed her to appear as owner. He claims she has kept all winnings, receiving the first of 20 annual payments of 15,000 dollars, seven days after the purchase.
Gunman frees hostage as labor pains halt siege in Cincinnati
Jesse Coulter 39 from Detroit held eight hostages at the Catherine Booth Home for unwed mothers in Cincinnati. A 1s-year-old unwed mother went into false labor and was rushed to Bethesda. Shots fired damaged a wall but no one was hurt as six hostages escaped. An undercover detective posing as Coulter's son aided in coaxing surrender. Maj. Martha Greenwell described the scene and noted repairs needed after the incident.
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Hostage siege ends as gunman surrenders in Detroit case
In Cincinnati a gunman named Jesse Coulter held seven women and a man for 15 hours demanding custody of his son. Police said the hostages were too upset to speak publicly after the traumatic ordeal. Coulter was described as docile at surrender.
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Local charities meet goals despite inflation and higher giving
Local charities claim near goal attainment amid inflation as more people work and donate. United Way coordinates budgets for Red Cross, Salvation Army and others, while Easter Seals and March of Dimes report gains, saltant with rising costs and regional allocations across Lorain County.
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Negotiations and protests span three continents in brief
U.S. negotiators travel with Ellsworth Bunker for the 16th Panama canal talks as Panama replaces its foreign minister amid a dispute over a single negotiating front. In Cairo, students protest Sadat’s regime under a new security law as riots erupt nationwide earlier this month. A Massachusetts federal panel blocks a minors abortion parental consent law, deeming it constitutionally impermissible and delaying enforcement pending further orders.
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Ghost haunting plea over stolen church chest in England
South Stoke England UP I reports the pastor warned thieves of a 19th century oak chest stolen this week. A church porch sign says a ghost inhabits the chest’s false bottom and that if the chest is not replaced the thieves will be haunted.
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Light rain eases flood threat amid thaw in Ohio River region
A light rain and gradual thaw reduced flood danger along the Ohio River and tributaries. The Weather Service reported open water and light towing ice downstream from several dams, with expected cooling and a return to colder air later today.
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