Ohio Weekend Death Toll Five In Traffic Accidents
The Ohio Highway Patrol reports five people died in traffic accidents during the first non holiday weekend of 1974. The patrol credits the low toll to the closing of service stations, noting the effect on travel patterns.
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Funeral honors Tex Ritter in Texas and Tennessee
Joseph Landry, friend and former Sons of the Pioneers member, attended Ritter’s funeral in Nashville before the body was flown to Oak Bluff Memorial Park in Nederland Texas. Ritter died at 67 after a heart attack while visiting Lamar University, leaving a legacy of warmth and music.
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Treasure dumping clips probed in Key West case
Florida law enforcement and underwater archaeology officials seek CBS news film showing diver Tom Gurr allegedly dumping 200000 worth of 18th century Spanish treasure from a wreck. Gurr faces grand larceny charges over missing artifacts from a bank vault and his Key West home as investigators inspect wreck debris for clues.
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