Wayne L Hays Dominates Flushing Ohio Village Life
In Flushing Ohio a hilltop village under 2000 people Wayne L Hays, longtime U S representative, is seen as a hometown legend despite criticism. He chairs Citizens National Bank, owns a five story Colonial Apartment and a nearby Tennessee Walking horses farm, shaping local pride and gossip. Community aligns with his service record and influence, though questions about personal conduct linger. When asked, Belmont County officials note strong district support tied to his public service. TURN TO PAGE 4 COL 1.
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Hays Confesses Affair in House Ethics Spotlight
Rep Wayne Hays admitted a sexual relationship with Elizabeth Ray to his colleagues while denying she was on his payroll as a mistress. An ethics inquiry looms with possible outcomes from censure to expulsion as 24 lawmakers urge review and the panel weighs conduct in his housing bill debate.
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Ford Reagan split 6 as Carter quest slowed
President Ford upset Ronald Reagan in Tennessee and Kentucky while winning Oregon as expected to split six GOP primaries. Carter energized border states but faltered in the West. Reagan kept his momentum with Arkansas Idaho Nevada wins. Ford led 794 to 640 with 1,130 needed for nomination. Carter claimed 881 delegates total with 1,505 needed.
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Mallard Susie Caught on Camera by Local Chief Photographer
A female mallard named Susie led her duckling family across the Blair yard at 131 Yunker Ct. The moment was photographed by CT Chief Photographer John Kenney, highlighting the common duck term Susie for all female mallards.
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Rhodes vetoes pricing on items in computer stores
Gov James A. Rhodes vetoed a freshman bill requiring individual item pricing in stores with computer price scanners, saying it would raise consumer prices by up to 4 percent to cover costs. Rep. Sherrod Brown fought for the bill, but the veto appears likely to stand as override votes fall short.
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Carter plans two speeches and twin receptions in Lorain County
Jimmy Carter launches a two day northern Ohio swing with two receptions at the Elyria Holiday Inn and a public rally at Sacred Heart Chapel Lorain. The Holiday Inn events include a $100 invitation fund raiser and a $10 open party with over 500 expected attendees. Carter will speak 15 to 80 minutes at each stop and may take questions at the hotel. The Sacred Heart rally is free and open to the public. Security reasons keep exact times and routes undisclosed.
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