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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1975

Page

2

Puerto Rican teen wins 1975 National Spelling Bee title

Hugh Tosteson, 14, a eighth grader from Colegio San Jose in San German Puerto Rico, won the 1975 National Spelling Bee with the word incisor after 20 rounds. He is the first winner from outside the contiguous 48 states, defeating 78 finalists and about 7.5 million entrants. Second place went to Mark Ogle of Greenwood Indiana.

Washington UPI Colegio San Jose San German P.R Hugh Tosteson Tosteson States University of Puerto Rico Hugh Brilliantine Mark Ogle Greenwood Ind Ogle Sarsaparilla Leslie Norton Philippines Leslie State College

Rhodes leads petition drive to put his plans on ballot

Governor James A. Rhodes announced four constitutional amendments to place on the November ballot. He has obtained 100 voter signatures to forward the petitions to Attorney General William J. Brown for certification. The plan includes transportation and capital improvements bonds totaling 1.6 billion and 2.5 billion dollars with shifts to energy and industry incentives.

Rhodes Columbus James A. Rhodes Ohio Atty William J. Brown

Hope to headline two Ohio State Fair shows this year

Columbus AP reports comedian Bob Hope will perform twice at the Ohio State Fair. Shows are set for August 30 and August 31 at the grandstand. Hope previously drew record crowds at the fair for five years running from 1966 to 1970 and again in 1972, and is the first major act announced.

Columbus Bob Hope Hope

HUD mix up doomed first home for Chicago man

Chicago resident Bill Villavasso discovered his HUD purchased home was demolished after a court order and a city demolition. HUD promised a $4500 replacement home and the option to bid as low as one dollar for a new property, citing a breakdown in communications between HUD and the city.

Chicago UPI Bill Villavasso Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Villavasso John Waner Waner

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