Humphrey Returns to Washington to Aid Carter and Cabinet
Hubert Humphrey, frail from terminal cancer, returns to Capitol Hill to back President Carter’s energy push and Panama Canal treaty drive. He exhorts colleagues from the Senate floor after a curbside briefing, signaling he may be near the end of this session and appealing for unity within the Democratic Party.
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Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Capitol Hill
Senate
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Isaiah
Lyndon Johnson
Jimmy Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Walter F Mondale
Murrel
Four men indicted by grand jury on 43 gambling charges
Lorain County Grand Jury returned forty three gambling charges against four men from Lorain and Elyria. Indictments stem from a three month undercover probe by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Stanley Sharkey and George Radich face multiple counts. Michael Elkovich and George Duff face several betting and bookmaking counts. Eddie Hoogenboom also faces related counts in Elyria Municipal Court. They will appear in Lorain County Common Pleas Court Tuesday.
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Lorain
Elyria
Ohio
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Stanley Sharkey
Temple Recreation
Broad St
George Radich
Oakwood Ave
Slim's Recreation
28Th St
Michael Elkovich
29Th St
Jim's Recreation
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Duff
Meyer Gordon
Radich
Leo Koury
John Haynes
John Otero
Stanley Borgia
BCI
Huron County
John Borgia
Eddie Hoogenboom
Eddie
Hoogenboom
United Way Tops Million Dollar Mark In Lorain Drive
United Way of Greater Lorain County reports pledges totaling 1,377,090 at a luncheon, reaching 62.6 percent of its 2.2 million goal in seven week drive. The 1977 campaign runs seven weeks and ends on November 10.
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Dad's taunt over sports link to a family slayings claim
Police deny reports that Michael Swihart killed his parents and two brothers after a dispute over his sports involvement. Four counts of aggravated murder charged. Swihart held without bond after a Medina County hearing. Details remain undisclosed and motives questioned.
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Clayton Crook
Michael Swihart
Michael
Crook
Donald Swihart
Sue
Brian
Russell
Swihart
Medina County
Medina
Carroll McClure
McClure
Bond
Reffert
Cleveland
Dominice Vanucci
James Wo Burke Jc
Burke
Swaibart Wall
Partly Cloudy Weather With Rain Later Today
Partly cloudy conditions with rain ending late today and again tonight and tomorrow. Winds from the west at 8 to 15 mph. Lows tonight mid to upper eighties, highs tomorrow in the mid 60s. Twenty percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. High at 2 30 p.m yesterday and a low of 54 degrees at 4 30 a.m today. Details on Page A 6.
Outstanding kid Swihart friends doubt murder charges
Brunswick friends describe Michael Swihart as optimistic and polite, yet police allege he killed his parents and two brothers, then set their Brunswick home ablaze. He allegedly admitted the murders after a Sunday event, while college friends dispute the claim, saying he would not confess.
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Michael Swihart
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Donald Swihart
Sue
Brian
Russell
Richard K Wuson
Kent
Wilson
Miami University
Oxford
Beng
Totie Fields Undergoes Right Breast Mastectomy
Comedienne Totie Fields, who had a left leg amputation 18 months ago and eye surgery five months ago, received a modified mastectomy after tests on Monday revealed a cancerous tumor. A hospital spokesman called the operation a success and said Fields should return home in five days. The tumor was found during a routine physical she requested due to exhaustion from her busy schedule.
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Totie Fields
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Miss Field
Is crying baby ghost gone in Oberlin home
Oberlin residents Stuart and Diane Friebert recount tales of a haunted Elm Street house dating to the early 1900s. A maid allegedly trapped in cruel labor conditions for two spinster sisters would cry or carry a baby upstairs, with neighbors recalling eerie cries heard since 1968.
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Diane Friebert
Elm St
Friebert
Witnesses fear reprisals. cycle club members freed
Felonious assault charges against two motorcycle club members were dismissed after witnesses refused to testify, citing fear of reprisals against families. Judge Mikus denounced the stance as gutless as the case, tied to the June 4 West Bridge St. shootings linked to Dirt and Grime versus The Aryans. Pamela Massey and Paul Jones were wounded. suspects Mike Hensley and Gary Wolf were indicted.
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Mike Hensley
Niagara Rd
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Gary Wolf
Roosevelt Ave
Lorain
Pamela Massey
Elyria
Paul Jones
la Grange
West Bridge St
West River Street
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