Stolen Little Brown Jug winner Melvin's Woe from Bonnie Brae Farm
Harness racing stallion Melvin's Woe, last year's Little Brown Jug victor, valued at 350000, was stolen from Bonnie Brae Farm in Hunstington. Tracks show two suspects. a pay phone call to owner Murray confirmed the loss. Downing’s property is breeding-bound, papers missing, making sale or use unlikely without papers.
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Bonnie Brae Farm
Hunstington
William “Murray
Murray
Melvin's- Woe
Delaware
Bonnie Braé
Wellington
Melvin’s
Thurman Downing
Shaker
Bret Hanover
Melvin
3 Rescue
Atsi
Downing
U.S. Trotting Association
County to start mass food stamp applications
Lorain County Welfare Department will launch a mass application program for food stamp only aid starting Monday to handle a surge in applicants. Up to a dozen people will be interviewed in group sessions led by one caseworker, with forms completed on the spot to shorten wait times.
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Lorain
Gerard Prinz
Pring
Welfare Department
Prinz
Elyria
ADC
Nixon unable to testify panel says likely until Feb 16 1975
A three physician panel reported that former President Richard Nixon is too frail to testify in the Watergate cover-up trial and will probably remain unable until February 16 1975. The finding underscores Nixon's fragile health status during the proceedings and may affect trial timing.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Oil chief Sawhill says oil firms forced resignation
John C. Sawhill alleges oil companies objected to his tough regulation and pressured Ford administration officials to remove him as federal energy chief. He cites mandatory conservation and higher gasoline taxes as needed to curb consumption, while winding down his term as Frank Zarb waits Senate confirmation.
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Washington
John C. Sawhill
Federal Energy
Ford Administration
Sawhill
Frank Zarb
Senate
Energy Administration
Energy Policy
Weather Update Clouds and Cold Ahead
Cloudy conditions continue tonight and tomorrow with a chance of flurries. Lows expected in the upper 20s to mid 20s tonight, with highs in the low to mid 20s tomorrow. Chance of precipitation noted. details on Page D-3.
Lakewood Woman, 75, Wins $300000 Ohio Lottery Top Prize
Harriet Bryan, 75, of Lakewood, won the Ohio Lottery top prize of 300000 at Terminal Tower. She had bought three tickets weekly since the draw began and plans to share some winnings with friends and Lakewood Baptist Church while saving the rest. Her daughter, Nan Gabelmann, joined her at the event with family.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Terminal Tower
Zerm
Harriet Bryan
Madison Ave
Nan Gabelmann
Bryan
Lakewood Baptist Church
Ford to Visit China in 1975 Says Joint Communique
President Ford will visit the People's Republic of China in 1975 according to a joint communique issued after Henry Kissinger's talks in Peking. A high American official said China indicated openness to such a visit during the opening hours of the discussions. Archbishop Makarios, welcomed by tens of thousands in Athens, discussed Cyprus with Greek officials on his return from exile. He signaled willingness to concede self determination to the Turkish minority but opposed partition.
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Ford
China
U.S
Gerald Ford
People’s Republic of China
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Kissinger
Makaries
Athens
Cyprus
Caramaclis
Cypres
Kissinger Says China Visit Likely in Late 1975
Kissinger, after two telephone checks with Ford, offered and China accepted. Officials said Ford’s China trip would probably occur in the second half of 1975, after Brezhnev’s June Washington visit. The move, seen by Beijing as balancing Brezhnev’s trip, aims at Sino American normalization per Nixon’s earlier hints.
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Ford
China
Washington
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ford Lorain plant may be rolling again Monday after fire
Ford Motor Co Lorain Assembly Plant could resume full operation by Monday after a blaze Wednesday injured eight and prompted evacuation. The cushion section and eye newce area were damaged, a cause was not yet determined, and about 2,000 workers faced a Monday shift restart.
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Lorain
Ford Motor Co
Eye Newce
Frank Phillips
Lakeview Dr
Lorain Community Hospital
Art Horning
Darrow Rd
Vermilion
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Joe O’brien
William Murray
Port Stanley
Ealsland Islands
Argentina
Eesti
Young
NER
Chicago Tribune
Tony Denslow C-Tstaff
Makaries In
Greece
Brezhnev
America
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