Senate votes to limit political ad spending and end equal time
The Senate passed a 58 to 27 measure reducing radio TV political ad spending and repealing the presidential equal time rule. If House approval and Nixon signature occur, presidential candidates could appear on TV free in 1972, a first since the Kennedy Nixon debates. Gov Rhodes releases 1969 tax return showing 40847 dollars income. He lists self, wife, and daughter Sharon as dependents and takes standard deduction.
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Lukens calls for Douglas resignation over rebellion claim
U S Rep Donald E Lukens Republican Ohio gubernatorial hopeful accuses Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas in his book Points of Rebellion of advocating illegal overthrow of the government. He urges resignation and cites Haynsworth and Carswell standards.
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State orders halt on Shawnee No. 2 sewer work
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board ordered an immediate stop to all new construction in the Shawnee No. 2 sewerage project area in Allen County. The action aims to speed adherence to prior state directives on waste treatment.
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Weather Outlook Norwalk and Surrounding Areas
Sunny and warmer today with highs in the 50s to 60s and increasing clouds this evening. Showers and possible thundershowers tomorrow with near 60 degree highs, turning cooler and cloudy Friday with more showers.
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Farm animals found sleeping in car near Colonial Hotel
A dozen young chicks, a dog, three goats and two rabbits occupied a parked black sedan with Idaho plates across from Colonial Hotel. Owner Jan Tacket, 24, said the animals were traveling in a trailer until a blowout. she planned to fix the trailer and move on to Bar Harbor Maine.
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Jan Tacket
Bar Harbor
Maine
Norwalk Plans Dollars for Scholars Week Kickoff
Norwalk launches Dollars for Scholars Week May 10 to 17 with events at Norwalk High and St Paul High including a band concert a talent show and a banquet A prize essay contest offers a $25 award and a winning essay read at the May 10 concert Rep Ethel Swanbeck speaks at the Saturday banquet Funds support academic and vocational aid applications available at high school principals offices
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St. Paul High School
Norwalk
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Bob Mayle
Julie Arlin
Dollars For Scholars Board
St. Paul
Fred Still
Robert Allen
Tom Bleile
Merchandise Returns Start to Flow in Norwalk Stores
In Norwalk, W. T. Grant manager Lawrence Geary reports receiving the first merchandise shipment in two weeks from Toledo and Cleveland, easing a sale drought as customers wait for items. Other locals like Norwalk Parts and Carl's Appliance say shipments have not resumed, hindering spring redecorating plans and causing lost sales.
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Kenneth Conway
Norwalk Parts
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Police Car Hits Tree Injuring Two Occupants
A Milan police cruiser skidded off Seminary Road and struck a tree early today injuring Patrolman Richard L Holzmiller and his passenger Ralph A Holzmiller. They were treated for cuts and bruises at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Erie County Sheriff’s Department
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Norwalk Plans 9.8 Million Sewer Upgrade Over Ten Years
A ten year program to update Norwalks sewer system carries a price tag of 9.7 million with the first five years costing 4.2 million. Toledo firm Finkbeiner Pettis and Strout prepared a survey detailing improvements and 24 area projects to separate sanitary and storm sewers and curb overflows. The plan aims to meet Ohio Water Pollution Control Board demands and accommodate city growth within a decade. An open Q A session will follow council review of the report.
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Control Board Service
William W Mount
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