Hays denies mistress charge amid ethics probe talk
The report describes pressure for a House Ethics inquiry into Hays over payrolls and alleged misconduct. Rep Devine and Fred Wertheimer call for an investigation while Hays defends himself and explains personal turmoil after a recent marriage. Miss Ray discusses psychiatry and the relationship under scrutiny.
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Hays
Miss Ray
Thompson
House Ethics Committee
Samuel L Devine
Ohio
Fred Wertheimer
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
House
Abernathy urges just society in civil rights push
SCLC president Abernathy told reporters before an Oberlin service that progress against racism continues but a long road remains. He backed social reforms including guaranteed annual wages, health care, and job training while criticizing Ford and praising Carter as potentially strongest candidate. He attended daughter Juanda Lynn Abernathy's graduation and led a service singalong of We Shall Overcome. A separate filing in Elyria noted nursing home death-claim suits against Wiggins Nursing Home and Cowling Funeral Home seeking damages for Eugene Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
America
South
Abernathy
SCLC
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Oberlin
Juandaiynn
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Fred Steen
Lifeboat dog death verdict wounds public view
Cyril E. LaBrecque says people have not accepted the manslaughter verdict clearing him in the lifeboat deaths of two men who perished amid a rescue in icy Atlantic waters. He maintained he chose to save the boat over the dog, risking his reputation and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Thompson
Ohio
Pat Peak
Miss Ray
CBS News
Hartford, Conn
UPI
Cyril E. LaBrecque
LaBrecque
Paul T. Sagmarino
Bradford C. Blakey
Wethersfield
Conn
Atlantic
Camden
N.J
Hartford Courant
Jessie
Michael J. Riker
East Hartford
Revco Expands By Buying Boston Drug Store Site
Revco has purchased Boston's Discount Drug Store on Broad Street and plans to move into it from its smaller quarters across the street. Frank Krizek, manager of the Revco outlet, described the new location and anticipated improvements.
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Revco
Boston
Broad Street
Frank Krizek
Marines deny forging good men test scores and repeats
Recruits at Detroit intake were processed multiple times from Jan 1973 to Feb 1974 for high risk factors including low AFQT, overweight, or high blood pressure. One Miller finally passed AFQT with 31 and entered Marine recruit training on Feb 25, 1974, while others like Nelson and Benneth faced repeated rejections.
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Taylor
Mundt
Marine Corps
Armed Forces
Detroit
M. Miller
M. Mill
Col
William Cryer
U.S. Marine Corps
Washington
An M. Miller
Miller
M. G. Miller
Marine Recruit Training
Holiday gasoline prices may be year's highest
CHICAGO AP Herbert Hugo of Platts explains Memorial Day traffic could push gasoline demand to record levels, tightening supplies and driving prices to or above last July 4. Current averages near 59 cents a gallon for regular leaded, 63 cents for July, with nonlead regular to premium ranging 10 to 12 cents.
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Chicago
Herbert Hugo
Platt’s
Dilgram
Oil and Energy
Hugo
Grain bids from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association grain bids at yesterday's close list Wheat at 2.86 per bushel Shelled corn 2.70 Soybeans 5.12 per bushel and oats 1.40 per bushel.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Pike and Henry Countys Hog Capital Rivalry
The two western Illinois counties, Henry and Pike, claim titles in hog production with Pike calling itself The Park Capital of The World and Kewanee declaring Hog Capital of The World. Both ship over half a million hogs yearly and average weights differ, with Pike pigs averaging 263 pounds versus Henrys 237. The rivalry plays out in annual fairs, pig contests, and pork cookouts, reflecting a friendly regional tradition.
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Illinois
Henry
Pike
Harry Wright Jr
Pike County
Carl Fike
Wright
Henry County
Illinois Livestock Report
Wall Street Dips On Talk Of Higher Bank Prime Rate
Opening at New York stocks slipped as word of a possible rise in the bank prime lending rate spread through trading. The Dow Jones average fell over 3 points with many NYSE issues dropping while observers expect a rate hike after Federal Reserve credit tightening and higher open market funds rates. The prime rate, the base charge on business loans, is generally around 6 percent.
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New York
Dan Jones
Federal Reserve
Timken
Ing
Tne
Allied Chemical
Umroval
Allis Chalmers
St US Steel
Ale Alcow
Wats Western Union
Arm Airlines
Elec
Whig Motor Am Motors
Woolworth
Aly
Xerox Cpl
Armco
Pierre Bendix
RK. Smith Co
Beth Steel 2A
American Machine & Foundry
Boeing Ca
Chessie
Bate American Standard Bt Chrysier Cp
Bendix
Coca Cola
CPC International, Inc
Colgate
Col Gas
Emerson
Goodach RY
Detroit
Indusiiesse DuPont
Kewanee Industries
Eastern Air Bi Koehring
East Kodak Boa
Lear Siegler
Eaton Cp
Exxon
National Gypsum
Firestone T
Oh Edison
Richmond Corp
Ford Motor
Searle
Gen Dynamics Smucker
Gen Electric
Gen Food
Sybron
Gen Motors
Goodrich
Union Pacific Corp
Goodyear
A&p
F.W
Greyhound
Gulf Ort
Ing Rand
Harvester L
T&t
Kellage Co
Kenralt
Kraft
Ay Kroger
Mobil
Monsanto
Motorola
Nabisco
Owen
Phil Pel
Ty Prog & Gamble
RCA Corpt
Rockwell
Ind
Texaco
Stanton backs new programs for local crime fight
U S Senate candidate James Stanton urged expanded local control of anti crime programs and restructuring of the LEAA to avoid delays from red tape. AE Brubaker of Firestone will speak at Lorain County Advertising Club dinner in Oberlin on Do It Yourself Advertising and Public Relations. Public invited. dinner at Presti's Restaurant starts 6:30 PM with program at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. S. Senate
James Stanton
Stanton
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Scotty) Brubaker
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Lorain County Advertising Club
Brubaker
Firestone
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
Presti's
Oberlin
Clergyman complains about missing chamber pots in hotels
The 77-year-old Rev. Dr. Alexander Vidler writes to The Times about the lack of chamber pots in British hotels and houses, noting they now end up in antique shops and even the United States. Readers respond, some guessing Americans lack them too and suggesting plastic alternatives.
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London
Times of London
Alexander Roper Vidler
King’s College
Cambridge University
United States
Rye
England
Vidler
Janet Nelson
East 72Nd Street
New York City
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Cleveland
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C. H. Bennett
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Kaiser Insurance Associates, Inc
PhIlIp B. Kaiser
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