Local contest yields 24 6 record winners list notes
One hundred forty three hundred fifty entries contest tied Don Miller with 128 correct and six wrong to match the official 24 6 record. Winners hailed from 19 communities led by Elyria with 78 entries and a long alphabetic list of names and addresses. Winners request T shirt sizes mainly large and extra large as specially made shirts are to be sent around November.
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Miller
John DeMarco
Gates Ave
John
Elyria
Wellington
Lorain
Grafton
North Ridgeville
Fatal Crash Involving Family Passenger Cart Funeral Loss
Bill Whitaker of A to Z Rental at 1701 North Ridge Road East stands behind a motorized wheelbarrow similar to the one Gerard Haputa and his 10-year old son David Haputa rode when struck by a car Saturday night. Haputa and his son were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Whitaker
North Ridge Road East
Gerard Haputa
Haputa
David
Gene Krebs
Auditor details political petitions by DOT staff
The auditor's report charges Snyder and others with organizing petitions for Rhodes on state time, using state vehicles and funds. Andrews refused to sign his affidavit. Cassidy advised. The probe, tied to the state wide election, notes potential recovery losses but cannot determine totals. The Franklin County prosecutor leads a parallel inquiry into auditor irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
DOT
Snyder
Columbus
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Franklin County
Paul D Cassidy
Cassidy
Ashland County
Rhodes
James A Rhodes
Ohio
Ferguson
Dennis Gulbert
Donald E. Lukens
Auditor's Office
Gilbert
Franklin County Prosecutor's Office
Smith
Fires rage around upscale Los Angeles suburbs
Firefighters battled blazes encircling the San Fernando Valley as 85 fire companies from across California rushed in. Aerial crews surveyed the Agoura fire, burning about 23 000 acres with 50 to 60 homes lost, while another Santa Monica range fire scorched Mandeville Canyon and Pacific Palisades.
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Los Angeles
California
National Guard
Redding
U.S. 101
San Francisco
San Fernando Valley
Angeles National Forest
Pasadena
Barry Goldwater JR
Agoura
Santa Monica Mountains
Mandeville Canyon
Pacific Palisades
Westinghouse plea deal rejected by judge in bribery case
U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker refused to accept the Justice Department plea bargain against Westinghouse Electric Corp in a foreign bribery case with a 300000 dollar fine. He called the proposed settlement inadequate given bribe amounts and said he would not accept it. The ruling ends two days of deliberation on a long list of corporations investigated for overseas bribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
U.S
Cleveland
Seatrain Lines Inc
U.S. Maritime Commission
Frank J. Battisti
Seatrain
Maritime Commission
Battisti
Tom Durkin
Ocean Equipment Corp
Vasectomies not irreversible after all
Washington AP reports that reversible sterilization is rising as microsurgical techniques improve. A Population Crisis Committee study cites success rates up to 90 percent in reversing vasectomies with limited tissue damage. It also foresees new chemically treated birth control devices and notes no immediate men’s pill or vaccine.
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Washington
Population Crisis Committee
Ohio ad dispute over Rhodes ticket sparks station warnings
Attorneys for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard Celeste warn Ohio TV stations not to air a Rhodes campaign ad. They allege the commercial contains a false statement by George V. Voinovich about Celeste's tax stance. Celeste’s team says the claim is false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Celeste
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
George V. Voinovich
Voinovich
Toledo Blade
Celeste
Hamilton J. Teaford
Bob Hope jokes about heart scare on TV show
Bob Hope 75 says his mild cardiac ailment in Columbus prompted him to call Dolores. He dismissed hospital care, plans to meet his wife in Pensacola, Florida, and joked about news coverage while golfing en route.
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Cincinnati
Bob Hope
Dolores
Columbus
Hope
Bob Braun
Pensacola
Fla
Palace Theater Faces Possible Picket Over Hiring
Cincinnati AP reports the Palace Theater, after rave reviews, may see picket lines as union leaders from 10 unions plan a meeting to decide today whether to protest the theater over its possible hiring of non union workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Palace Theater
Jailed reporter freed as jury begins murder case
UPI reports New York Times journalist Myron Farber is freed from Bergen County jail after an indefinite sentence for not turning over notes on Dr. Mario E. Jascalevich. Judge Trautwein ordered release as the doctor’s murder trial moves to juror deliberations.
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Don Miller
Wiliam Adams
Kennedy Court
H.C Akin
Stanford Ave
CH. Albright
Oakwood Drive
Gerald B. Andress
Hawthorne St
Ron and
Cathy Ands
Parklane
Middleburg Heights
John R. Antus
Kay Ave
Daniel Badt
Beechwood
Westlake
Ben Baker
LaGrange Road
LaGrange
Dora Boldizsar
Pinewood Drive
Bill Balogh
Pam Cielinski
Salem Ave
Pat. Cielinski
Gene R Clouser
Metcalf
Russell Cordy
Elm St
Tom Coughlin
Greg Crist
Louisiana Ave
Robert Cunningham
Edgewood Drive
Todd Davis
Peck Wadsworth Road
Dorene Dawson
Larry Dixon
Sandalwood Drive
Mark L. Dlugoss
East Ave
Bob Durkee
Blaine ST
Edward J. Enyedy
Lakeview Drive
Gregory Ewald
Georgetown Ave
Richard A. Federanich
Pasadena Ave
Bob Ferrell
Lowsiana Ave
Louie Flatt
E 16Th St
Cathy Flatt
BE. 16Th
Jack Fox
Penfield Ave
Garry Lynn Gibbs
University Ave
Harley C Gibbs
Brian Glaser
Walnut Drive
Amherst
Kurt Gnandt
Mark Gnandt
Weathervane Lane
Apt
Akron
Dick Gula
Preston St
Don Gurney
E. 13Th St
Dennis Hawke
Emerald Drive
Jeanne Hayes
E. Riber
Kristen Hayes
E River St
Tim Herwig
Maddock Road
Howard O. Hickle
W. Bagley Road
Olmsted Township
Todd Hilty
College Park
Mike Holt
Austin Road
Joe Holtwick
E Broad
Bruce Hubbard
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Clint Husband
Betty Jeffrey
Herrick Ave
Oleta Jeffrey
E. Herrick Ave
Dwayne Jobst
Beebe Court
Dave Johnson
Chamberlain Road
James A Kaminski
Garford
Walter Keith Jr
Greenwich Drive
Robert M. Kerr
Wilder Ave
Ron Kirkpatrick
Robert C. Kline Jr
Erie Ave
Robert
Bernard Machovina
Batternut Ridge Road
Doug Maddock
College Park Drive
Dave Mahilo
Foster Park Road
Dave Markus
Park Meadow
Darrell Martin
N. Cedar St
Oberlin
John McDonough
Colgate Ave
Charles McKinney
Mike McVeen
Wil
Liam Molnar
Eagle Circle
Thomas Moran
W. Ridge Road
Kevin Muzilla
Gore Orphanage Road
Nat Neeson
Clayton Nelson
Bell Ave
Tom Norris
Bon Air
Ralph Owens
Tom Overs
Georgetown
Charles Palmer
Oberlin Road
Gene L. Perine
Rosewood Drive
Julie L Phillips
Q-4
Robert Poskocil
Denison Ave
Thom Preslan
Potts Blvd
Ted Resar
Cornell Ave
W.C Ridgeway
Berea
Carol
Jane
Kathy
W.R. Ritter
Fellow St
Linda Rowe
Forest Hill Drive
Avon Lake
James T. Rozga
Ron Saunders
Eighth St
Larry Scheetz
Northlen Drive
Ley Schroeder
Columbo Lane
Jim Sheffield
State Rt
Scott Simonson
Mobile Home Park
Carol Lister
Fernwood
Olmsted Falls
Mack Skladar
Murray Ridge Road
Debbie Smith
14Th St
Tim Smith
John F. Smith
Grafton Road
R. Tomes
Larkstone Place
David Treaster
Wakeman
Ernest Varga
Samuel St
Vas Wasilewski
Fairwood St
Marilou Volk
Harvard Ave
Dick Walker
Marie Walker
N. Main &J
Tommy Walsh
Anglers Lane
Dorothy Wilford
Crestview
Glenn A. Williams
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake
Alfred C. Wood
Usher Road
Joe Yourkiewicz
W. River St
John Zaker
Rosebelle
Noth Ridgeville
Rhoades
L.A
Westinghouse
Ohio News
Associated Press
Cuyahoga Falls
Fire Department
Bu T
Robert Quirk
Redford
Junction City
Hollywood
Brubaker
20Th Century Fox
Robert Redford
Perry County
Charles Clark
Beatrice
Haig
Europe
NATO
Alexander M. Haig Jr
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