Beer as therapy for elderly in Massachusetts report
Massachusetts health official cites moderate beer as beneficial for elderly hospital patients, improving mood nourishment and blood circulation. Separate dispatches note Lindbergh rescue in the Philippines, a Indians Rangers trade, a Livestock Exchange suspension, and a rattlesnake bite case in California.
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Boston
UPI
Milton Greenblatt
Massachusetts
Mental Health
Greenblatt
Schaper Named Acting City Water Chief in Norwalk
Donald Davis is relieved as superintendent of Norwalk's water filtration department and Henry A. Schaper becomes acting superintendent. Schaper, 57, will earn 10 000 dollars annually while Davis remains superintendent of the electric generating department at 12 972 dollars. Schaper plans to take a class two license in fall and will oversee seven plant employees as he pushes for plant capacity expansion amid rising water use.
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Norwalk
Henry A. Schaper
Wayne Goodsite
Schaper
Paul Kuhn
Davis
Electric Generating Department
City
Herbert Krogh
Bouscau Ave
Assault case against Loudy dismissed for lack of service
A judge dropped charges of assault and battery against William M. Loudy after defense evidence showed he had never been served with a warrant or summons. The case, tied to a January 27 incident with Maplehurst Principal Robert L. Dean, was slated for county court jury trial before dismissal.
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Loudy
E. Main St
Maplehurst
Robert L. Dean
Huron County Court
Robert A. Wiedemann
William W. Owens
Owens
Wayne C. Goodsite
Norwalk
Anti-busing group plans Steubenville rally after Easter services
The Pontiac Michigan group led by Mrs Irene McCabe attended Easter services near Ohio then planned an eight mile walk to Steubenville with a 12 30 p m rally in front of the Jefferson County Courthouse. They ended Saturday near Amsterdam amid blowing snow and hard walking.
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Steubenville
Ohio
UPI
Pontiac
Mich
West Virginia
Irene McCabe
Jefferson County
Amsterdam
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events
Considerable sunshine gives way to afternoon clouds with rain and snow tonight. Highs near 40, lows around 30s, with wind shifts and varying precipitation chances. Marriage licenses listed for several couples. births and deaths reported from Norwalk and nearby towns.
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Norwalk
Dita Beard Sneaks Out Of Hospital For TV Interview
ITT lobbyist Dita D. Beard slipped from Mountain Valley Hospital to yet another CBS Sixty Minutes interview with Mike Wallace. Doctors say she will be unable to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee for six months.
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New York
UPI
Dita D. Beard
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Senate
Beard
Mountain Valley
Osteopathic
CBS
Mike Wallace
Senate Judiciary Committee
ITT
Committee
Mayor Goodsite backs down from vote on city charter
Mayor Wayne Goodsite says he will not disclose his vote on the proposed city charter amid strong personal feelings. He declines to reveal his stance or potential mayoral run if voters approve on May 2, urging residents to read the charter and decide for themselves. He notes concern over a provision tying earnings from public utility fund investments to a capital improvements reserve, suggesting such income should fund street lighting instead.
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Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Cgoodsite
State Gas Hearing Opens Today
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hear Columbia Gas Co officials on pending plans to refuse service to new residential customers in 62 Ohio counties. The utility cites a potential gas shortage and already limited new commercial/industrial connections. Home builders and transmission firms oppose limits while Columbia defends protecting existing customers amid supply concerns.
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UPI
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Columbia Gas Co
Ohio
Columbia Gas
Columbia
Federal Power Commission
Lee J. Grabille
Westlake
Norwalk Office Manager pay draws complaints from department heads
The proposed pay schedule for the new Norwalk City Hall office manager position faces objections from Police Chief L C Hilson and Sewage Filtration Plant Supt Charles Sweet. The ordinance sets 8964 to 10956 dollars, with Lenna Finch slated to start at base and move to the top. chiefs declined further comment.
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Norwalk City Hall
L.C. Hilson
Charles Sweet
Herbert Krogh
Lenna Finch
Harold Finch
Miss Finch
Hilson
Sweet
Krogh
Elmer McGuckin
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