Officials blow call in Houston game controversy
The quiz answer says Houston retains possession after a scramble when a pass is caught, but two eligible defenders appear to gain control and the ball technically stays with the offense. Fans pressuring officials moved the game and set up a field goal, allowing a Browns owner Art Modell influenced outcome amid a week of athletic contests.
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Houston
Asie
Bee Ashe
Clals
Browns
Art Modell
Municipal Stadium
Fenway Finale Decides The One Game Showdown
A tense showdown at Fenway Park centers on a single game determining title fate. Key players and teams vie for victory as stakes ride on one decisive matchup.
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Fenway
Slay Confession Becomes Key Issue In murder Trial
The prosecution says a jail inmate will testify that William Hardwick confessed to killing Carol Baker, who was strangled and hurled from a West River Road overpass onto Rt. 2 over two years ago. Hardwick faces trial for the June 13, 1976 slaying as jury selection begins. defense insists he will testify. The coroner ruled the death a strangling, not a vehicle accident.
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William Hardwick
Carol Baker
Miss Baker
West River Road
Rt. 2
Hardwick
James Burge
Asst
Elio Zerbini
Lorain
William Kishman
Shack raid delays Stella Taylor in open water swim
Marathon swimmer Stella Taylor, 46, paused briefly after a five foot white tip shark swam near her aboard the Idle Day, then resumed her 70-stroke pace toward Florida. A shark was killed with a .44 Magnum after a bang stick use, and Taylor pressed on despite jellyfish stings and exhaustion. The feat would crown a 140 mile crossing from Bimini to Florida if completed.
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Stella Taylor
Miss Taylor
Bimini
Florida
Lost Scouts Found Safe After Wet Compass Hike
Three North Olmsted Boy Scouts aged 10 to 14 were lost Saturday during a compass hike near Camp Belden. A massive search of mud and rain drenched 500 rescuers while the scouts, who slept in a dry tent, kept warm with a steak dinner and magazines before being found Sunday morning about a quarter mile west of Menell Road.
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North Olmsted
Belden
Neff Road
Rt. 83
Grafton
Steve Higgins
Cathy Higgins
Surrey Drive
Eddie Powazki
Walter P Powazki
Hal Katz
G.R. Palmer
Law and Neff Roads
Menell Road
James Bartel
Scout Council
Cleveland
Camp Belden
Law and Menell Roads
State Highway Patrol
Gabriel Ferencz
C-T
Dave Zapotosky
Chronicle-Telegram hikes home delivery price to 1.15
The Chronicle-Telegram will raise seven day home delivery to 1.15 starting Sunday Oct 15. Newsstand prices stay at 15 cents daily and 25 cents Sunday. Publisher Arthur Hudnutt cites a 45 percent rise in newsprint costs over four years and says part of the increase goes to carriers and drivers. The paper remains a low price in Ohio.
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North Summit Ohio Regional Health Care Corp
North Summit
Chronicle Telegram
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Arthur Hudnutt
C-T
Hudnutt
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