Wallace says second place gives good chance in nomination
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace declared his second place finish in Wisconsin at 22 percent gives him as good a chance as any candidate to win the Democratic presidential nomination. He placed behind Senator George McGovern. Wallace is pictured with national director Charles Snider.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
Wallace
Senator McGovern
Charles Snider
UPI
Antibusing Walker Protest Blocked by Local Ordinances
Mrs. Irene McCabe and four Pontiac activists walked 12.5 miles across the West Virginia Panhandle seeking a rally in Washington, Pennsylvania, but officials blocked the event with local ordinances. McCabe voiced disappointment after a long day and argued for a chance to explain their cause.
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Washington, Pa
UPI
Irene McCabe
Pontiac, Mich
Rhodes to receive Golden Hatchet award for Ohio camping progress
Better Camping Magazine will honor former Gov. James A. Rhodes with its 1971 Golden Hatchet for eight years expanding Ohio outdoor recreation. Editor Nancy Babb praised his work as an example for other states to promote outdoor use. Powell dies at 63 in Miami hospital after cancer and prostate hemorrhage, after coma since March 17 transfer from Bahamas.
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Columbus
UPI
Better Camping Magazine
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Better Camping
Nancy Babb
Miami
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Powell
Congress
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Coast Guard
Bahamas
GM recalls 130000 1972 Vegas over fire risk
GM says 130000 1972 Chevrolet Vegas with the 90 hp engine will be recalled for possible fire hazard. The move follows Ralph Nader's charge of a defect that could cause spontaneous ignition at the Lordstown Ohio plant, where Vegas are manufactured.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
Ralph Nader
Lordstown
Ohio
Nader
Ohio AG Dismisses BCI Chief Moseley
State Attorney General William J. Brown dismissed Martin W. Moseley Jr. as head of the Bureau of Criminal Identification. Brown said the agency was disorganized and not responsive to directives, noting Moseley had remained in place for about a year and a half.
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Columbus
UPI
William J. Brown
Martin W. Moseley Jr
Bureau of Criminal Identification
BCI
Brown
Butz to Lead U S Grain Negotiations With Soviet Union
Agriculture Secretary Butz will travel to the Soviet Union next week to begin negotiations on the sale of American surplus feed grains, the White House announced Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Bar! Butz
Soviet Union
White House
Weather forecast Norwalk area with light snow chance
Weather shows mostly sunny with a brief period of very light snow early today. Highs near 43 to 45, clear and cold tonight with lows 25 to 30. Thursday mainly sunny and warmer, highs 45 to 50. Precipitation chance around 30 percent today, 10 percent tonight and Thursday. Southwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to west 10 to 20 mph. Also reports Norwalk highs 43 lows 27 humidity 96 percent at 7 am. No precipitation. Sunrise 6 02 am Sunset 6 56 pm. Marriage licenses listed for local residents and military personnel. Death notice for Albert L. Ashley, age 68, Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Thieu Appeals To U.S. For Help In Vietnam Crisis
In Saigon President Thieu appeals for massive U.S. firepower as 5 000 Communist troops attack An Loc eight miles from the Cambodian border. Threats include North Vietnam's air force and new offensives across the DMZ and in the Central Highlands.
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Saigon
UPI
An Loc
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Quang Tri
Hue
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
North Vietnam
United States
Lai Kheun
Nixon aides seek paths as Vietnam options reviewed
Washington UPI reports Nixon's military and diplomatic advisers hold talks to assess U.S. options amid the Vietnam War. B52 reinforcements are said to be en route while plans to cut troops to 69 000 by May 1 remain, with another withdrawal expected by month’s end.
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UPI
Nixon
U.S
White House
United States
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
William P. Rogers
Adm
Thomas S. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Boy's Body Found in Trash Can in Ohio
In Youngstown area a 12 year old, Bradley Bellino, missing since Friday, was found strangled in a large trash repository. He had a belt around his neck and had been assaulted. Investigators seek links to a December 1970 beating death of Thomas Baird.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Boardman
Bradley Bellino
Bellino
Thomas Baird
Baird
Norwalk Taxicab Service Faces Shutdown Over Fare Hike
The Norwalk taxi firm risks ending service after a fare increase was blocked by City Council. Walter Wagner, operator, would limit hours to 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. if approved, with council voting against the emergency measure. Mayor Goodsite urged continued operation until a deal is reached, promising a special meeting Saturday.
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Norwalk
City Council
Walter Wagner
Cab Company
Richard Sipple
Robert Williams
Wagner
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Gas Ban Asked Until 1973 in 62 Ohio Counties
Columbia Gas of Ohio seeks to bar new residential service in 62 counties until fall 1973. President W F Laird testified before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio while amendments allow service to homes under construction by July 1. He said the ban could end by late 1973 and by 1978 gas supplies should meet demand.
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Columbus
UPI
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Columbia
W.F. Laird
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PACQO
Laird
Mozelle Adams Honored at Norwalk Education Retiree Dinner
Mozelle Adams a longtime Norwalk educator of 50 years received tributes at a testimonial dinner at Norwalk Junior High School. Speakers including Olive Franz and former officials praised her devotion to students and service, while colleagues presented plaques and pendants.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
Mozelle Adams
Board of Education
Miss Adams
Norwalk Junior High School
Olive Franz
James H. McBride
Firelands Branch
Bowling Green State University
Ethel G. Swanbeck
General Assembly
English bicyclist Duker near collapse in Ohio ride
Peter Duker the 38 year old English jazz musician and cyclist resumed his around the world journey after weather woes in Ohio. He rode from Los Angeles in under 18 days and was later presented the New Raleigh Adventurer Trophy in New York before planned leg to Scotland and London.
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UPI
Peter Duker
Scotland
London
Ohio
Duker
Los Angeles
England
Vandalia
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Marie O. ‘Tettlebach
Albert Ll. Ashley
Binh Long Province
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Haskins and Sells
Shipley
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Richard Cunningham
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Douglas Colvin
Ambulance Department
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Young
Lucille Carr
Eve Harkness
Norwalk Teachers Association
Ray Morgan
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Bernard Freeman
John Mitro
William Conway
Pleasant and Bronson
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PJ. Garcia
Don J. Young Jr
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