Bucyrus Bowler Rolls First 300 In City
Jack B. Stewart of Bucyrus bowled his first 300 game and first 700 series at City Bowling Lanes in Milan. The 17 year bowler, averaging 191, rolled 198, 300 and 216 for a 714 series. Stewart works at Dorr Chevrolet in Milan and plans to move to Norwalk.
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Jack B. Stewart
Bucyrus
Stewart
Dorr Chevrolet
Milan
Norwalk
Steve Kayatin
City Bowling Lanes
Milan Ave
Britain to sue Torrey Canyon owners for damages
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said Britain will sue the American owners of the Torrey Canyon for damages after the tanker ran aground on Seven Stones Reef and spilled most of its 118000 tons of crude oil into the sea off southwest England. Negotiations between networks and striking radio and TV workers were postponed indefinitely after AFTRA walked out. Luci Johnson Nugent and her husband Pat consider baby names as the President's daughter awaits June birth. Oberlin City Council postponed a 1 percent income tax vote until April 17 due to two absent members.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Britain
Torrey Canyon
Seven Stones Reef
England
Wilson
House of Commons
Treasury
New York
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Luci Johnson Nugent
Pat
Oberlin
Ohio
Teacher Announces Departure After Student Attack at South High
Edward Pollock, 36, a teacher at Youngstown South High, says he plans to leave at semester's end after a student slugged him and cursed him. He alleges repeated threats, with one student threatening to hit him with a textbook and another punching him in front of Principal John Hunter.
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Youngstown
UPI
Youngstown South High School
South High School
Edward Pollock
Pollock
John Hunter
Sunny spells and warm spells with mild early week forecast
Weather summary notes not quite cool today with high in the upper forties to low fifties and party cloudy skies. Warmer tonight and Wednesday with lows 40s to mid 40s and Monday highs near 69 and lows around 32. sunrise and sunset times listed. Marriage license applications include Lawrence Allen and Evelyn Carley, Paul Parker and Marilyn Coovert, Leonard Foster and Sandra Tesmer. Births list several families in Willard and Plymouth. Death notices for Mrs. Sarah Wright and Mrs. Agnes Minardi.
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Lawrence D. Allen
McDonald
Evelyn B. Carley
Norwalk
Paul A. Parker
Marilyn Coovert
Greenwich
Leonard J. Foster
Sandra Katherine Tesmer
Seek New Commercial Zone In New London
New London Township Trustees heard a request to rezone 62 acres of residential agricultural land to commercial. A hearing date for Franklin Cooke’s property on Euclid Road between Minor and Townline Roads will be set soon. The board recommended the change and the trustees will meet April 12 with the county engineer to review spring road work. The first tax settlement of the year brought in 9046 dollars to Clerk Ira Sutherland. Plans to clean brush and remove trees along township roads were discussed.
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New London
Franklin Cooke
Euclid Road
Huron County
Ira Sutherland
Finch to Seek City Income Tax Feasibility
Mayor Harold E. Finch plans a tonight meeting with the Finance Committee to study a city income tax feasibility. He cites potential revenue to replace fire and police levies and aid seniors on fixed incomes, noting state law caps income tax at one percent.
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Finch
Harold E. Finch
City Council
Charles Hipp
Retirement village and medical complex planned for Norwalk site
Two proposed projects for an 170 acre tract on Norwalk’s west side include a retirement village by Ohio Church Residences needing 15 acres initially and 30 acres for future growth, and a Cleveland Chicago investment group proposing a nursing home hospital complex with medical offices recreation center and housing. The Metz property on Route 20 hosts the plans, with part inside the city limits.
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Norwalk
Albert Metz
Ohio Church Residences
John Glenn
Cleveland-Chicago
Six Million Route 250 Job Planned
A $6,135,000 highway project in Huron and Erie counties is part of a revised 5 1/2 year Ohio Highways program totaling $2.2 billion for 1,004 projects. The plan relocates 6.13 miles of U S Route 250 to the Norwalk bypass and includes relocations of State Route 2 segments in Erie and Lorain counties.
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Huron
Erie
Ohio Department of Highways
Norwalk
Lorain
Baumhart Road
Rye
Grass Fires Halted by Norwalk Fire Dept
Norwalk Fire Department answered two grass fire calls Monday afternoon. The first at 3 10 p.m. burned trash in an inadequate container at Verlyn Van Wagner 202 Williams Street. A second at 3 50 p.m. burned rubbish near Robert Houghden 6 Perrin Avenue.
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Norwalk
Verlyn van Wagner
Williams St
Robert Houghden
Perrin Ave
Kenneth Link
Willard Woman Transferred to Lima for Competency Exam
Mrs. Jack Lawrence from Huron County jail was moved to Lima State Hospital on Monday for an examination to determine competency to stand trial for the slaying of her three year old daughter. She will stay up to 30 days and the arraignment depends on the hospital report.
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Jack Lawrence
Huron County Jail
Lima State Hospital
Lima Hospital
Retirement village planned in Norwalk for seniors
Rev. John Glenn outlined a proposed budget friendly retirement village for residents 62 and older in Norwalk. The project would be financed largely by a federal loan with a 3 percent interest and a 50 year amortization, via a new corporation with local and Ohio Church Residences board members.
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Norwalk
John Glenn
Glenn
Ohio Church Residences
Columbus
Wooster
Worthington
Bristol Village
Federal Housing Administration
Community Facilites
Bess Truman Denies Truman Hospital Visit Rumor
Mrs. Bess Truman dismissed rumors that former President Harry S. Truman was rushed to a Kansas City hospital. Police and news wires traced the chain from a police dispatcher alert about an ambulance to broadcasts and erroneous reports, which were corrected by UPI and AP.
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Independence
UPI
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City
Bess
U.S
United
Truman
Noland Roads
Boy Falls 25 Feet From Wynn's Road Bridge Into Vermilion River
A three year old Wake man boy fell 25 feet from a Wynn's Road bridge into the Vermilion River Sunday. He received only contusions and was treated at Fisher-Titus Hospital but not admitted. James Welch of Wake Man R.D. 2 was the patient.
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Wakeman
Wynn’s Road
Vermilion River
James Welch
Wakeman R.D. 2
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Union Vote Set At Local Westinghouse Plant Norwalk
Westinghouse plant in Norwalk will hold a secret ballot election on April 18 to decide if employees will be represented by the International Union of Electrical Workers. Plant manager A M Sumter notes expansion and strong pay, with 61 workers and ongoing raises. The vote, under the National Labor Relations Board, was requested by I U E W.
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Norwalk Westinghouse
International Union of Electrical Workers
A.M. Sumter
Sumser
Westinghouse
National Labor Relations Board
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Nugents Ponder Name
Benjamin Ross
Edwin Wiers
Willard
James Rinehart
Billy Schrader
Plymouth
Lacey Shepherd
Shiloh
Don Metzer
New Washington
Raymond Blum
Edsie Gayheart
Sarah E. Wright
Agnes Link Minardi
Mansfield
Elks Country Club
Leland Schmidt
Lakewood
National Senior Citizens Organization
Progressive Adults of Ohio, Inc
Wooster, Worthington
Lima
Robert Hinshaw
Dorothy
Susan
Vietnam
Hinshaw
Okinawa
Plant Garden
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