Six men charged after Indians Tigers game beating in Cleveland
Six men from Youngstown and Austintown were jailed on disorderly conduct charges after allegedly beating three brothers before hundreds at Municipal Stadium following a Cleveland Indians vs Tigers game. James T. Jenks said a parking lot traffic jam preceded the assault.
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UPI
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Austintown
James T. Jenks
Gates Mills
Weather Outlook and Local Notices in Norwalk Area
Clear cold tonight with frost risk and lows in upper 20s to low 30s. Tuesday turns fair and warmer with highs in the low to mid 60s. Mostly quiet precipitation, light winds. Also includes marriage license filings births and deaths in Norwalk area with names and ages listed for several residents.
Ohio Opinion Line Weighs Red Lights for Volunteer Rescue Vehicles
Readers vote 76.2 percent YES for allowing red flashing lights on volunteer rescue vehicles during emergencies, citing faster response and life saves. 23.8 percent NO, citing abuse risk and safety concerns. Voters encouraged to call in by midnight to cast NO.
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Ohio
Trend In Industry More Holidays
Industry Week Magazine reports a shift to more holidays and flexible day off choices. Firms use these to extend breaks, boost morale, and add holidays beyond the six standard ones. Floating and regional observances push totals up with growing adoption nationwide.
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UPI
Industry Week Magazine
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Abraham _ Lincoln
Massachusetts
New Orleans
Trainees Starved and Mistreated in Navy Camp Probe
A Navy pilot, Wendell R. Young, 28, alleges trainees at a Warner Springs California camp were starved for 54 days with one can of beans, forced to desecrate the flag, defecated on, waterboarded, and some forced into sexual acts. Navy officials acknowledge the water board practice but deny desecration or sexual mistreatment. Young, a Boulder native and UC graduate, seeks a $15 million suit and has appealed to Colorado lawmakers. The Navy says the program spans 20 years with most students finding it valuable. The Norwalk High School Boosters meeting is also noted in brief.
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Colo
UPI
Wendell R. Young
Colorado
California
Navy
Young
University of Colorado
Warner Springs
Calif
Tax returns rush risks as 30 percent in Ohio yet to file
In Cleveland, IRS says at least 30 percent of northern Ohio taxpayers hadn’t filed 1975 returns as Thursday’s deadline loomed. Robert Dath warns last minute filers make mistakes like scrambled social security numbers and missing forms, urging use of peel-off labels and careful review.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Robert J. Dath
IRS
$610000 Sought In 2 Deaths
A third lawsuit in Huron County Common Pleas seeks $610,000 for the estates of Richard and Rose Stower who died in a January two car crash on Milan Avenue. The defendant is Donald R. Shantz who faces vehicular homicide charges.
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Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Richard
Rose Stower
Milan Avenue
Donald R. Shantz
Corwin St
Scott Stewart
Stowers
Scott
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Shantz
Stower
Plank Road
Joanne Stewart
My Experience With God How His Life Was Changed
Personal testimony from a Bellevue plastics worker in Norwalk discussing conversion to Christianity, daily faith, and reliance on Jesus. Recalls a 1974–75 layoff trial, faith sustaining family, and Easter reflections centered on John 3 16. Encourages others to invite God into life and share blessings.
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Norwalk
God
Bellevue
Church of the Nazarene
John Galloway
Ife
Jesus
Ster
Christ
Woman reports Easter Bunny theft in Ohio neighborhood
Mrs. Art Chaffee of 601 North Ohio created a five foot pink Easter display with eggs and inflatables. She discovered the large pink bunny missing Saturday and filed a sheriff's report hoping to recover it for the children.
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Art Chaffee
Ohio
North
Pride and Joy
Ford’s campaign staff themes stir reporters in Cannon rally
Washington report on President Ford’s Texas stop where reporters jeered and cheered Ford’s familiar lines. The piece notes recurring phrases, shifts in speechwriting, and staff changes including Don Penny as potential jokewriter successor. It mentions Ford’s Dallas incident and his quip about stealing material.
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Tex
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