Veterans march to kick off antiwar protests in Washington
Several hundred war veterans in Vietnam uniforms march across Memorial Bridge to Arlington National Cemetery to begin a week of antiwar demonstrations in the capital. Leaders say more than 1,000 vets signed up after a cold night outdoors. Charles Evers launches bid for Mississippi governor as first black candidate in modern state history.
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Washington
UPI
Memorial Bridge
Arlington National Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
Jackson, Miss
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Evers
Salute satellite launches pace early space station plan
The Soviet Union launched a satellite named Salute seen as the basis for a long term project to build the first space station. Tass offered no crew details while scientists suggested Salute is unmanned and warned of further launches and rendezvous missions to begin construction.
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UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan
Soyuz
Nixon and Dole on Vietnam War and crime in 1971 remarks
Senator Dole pitched Nixon’s Vietnam disengagement and a calm crime trend while questioning Muskie and TV networks. He predicted Nixon’s 1972 run, noted defense spending shifts, and contrasted Washington crime with a safer space era.
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Nixon
Southeast Asia
Dole
George McGovern
Karen Haus is Miss Ohio in UPI report
Karen Haus, 24, teacher at Mayfield High School, 35 23 36, 120 pounds, graduate of the College of Wooster, chosen Miss Ohio from 15 finalists to compete in the Miss Universe pageant in Miami May 13 22. First runner up Madonna G Hoffman Miss Cleveland 21, in the same contest held Saturday in Mentor Ohio.
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Mentor
Ohio
UPI
Karen Haus
Miss Haus
College of Wooster
Mayfield
Miami
Madonna G. Hoffman
Cleveland
IRS official says half of taxpayers need not rush refunds
An IRS official notes many taxpayers did not need to worry about the April 15 deadline. Alvin Kolak says federal law requires filing by April 15 but imposes no penalty for those owed refunds, and refunds can be claimed up to three years later. About half of taxpayers file for refunds with their returns.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Alvin Kolak
Kolak
Weather and notices from Norwalk area run
Sunny today with highs in the 50s near Lake Erie and near 70 inland. Clear tonight with lows upper 30s to low 40s. Sunny Tuesday with highs upper 60s to low 70s and minimal precipitation. Norwalk highs 58 lows 30. Marriage license applications listed for Harold Fife and Fae Baker. Robert Stewart and Nancy Weinert. Births: a boy to Eddie Shader and wife. Deaths: Blanche Wollensiegel 79 and Bertha Gartman 46.
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Lake Erie
Norwalk
Harold H. Fife
North Fairfield
Fae M. Baker
Robert M. Stewart
Monroeville
Nancy L. Weinert
American table tennis star recalls China trip with mixed feelings
John Tannehill of Middleport Ohio, 19, said he would have liked more time in Red China but would not want to live there. The University of Cincinnati sociology student noted U S visitors were refused extend stays despite others wishing to learn about Chinese people and Mao thought. He described identity with Chinese people, joked about Little Red Books, and recalled illness during a Peking match amid a hectic schedule and food complaints.
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New York
UPI
John Tannehill
Middleport
Ohio
United States
Red China
Mao
Tannehill
University of Cincinnati
U.S
China
Hong Kong
West
Mao Tse Tung
Shanghai
Peking
Burglars Hit NL Store Second Time In Three Days
New London Douffey's General Store, scene of an armed robbery Friday in which owner Glen Duffey was injured, was burglarized early Sunday. Two men charged, a third sought. investigation led by Captain Jack Nichols.
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Douffey
Glen Duffey
Duffey
Griffin Road
Sheriff's Department
Ptl
Loren Welch
New London Police
Bonney Creek
East Main Street
Norman Snyder
Charles Gasparac
Shiloh
Richard D. Hall
Shelby
Huron County
Common Pleas Court
One Nader's Raider to Speak at Edison High
Ecology will be the theme of an all school assembly at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Edison High School auditorium. One of Ralph Nader's raiders is scheduled to speak and explain how students can participate in environmental improvement efforts.
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Nader
Milan
Edison High School
Ecology Club
Ralph Nader
Raiders
Cash and recorder stolen at Norwalk High School
Thieves broke into the Cole building at Norwalk High School this weekend and stole change from a desk in Room 115 and a tape recorder from Room 116. A door was taken off Room 115 and Room 116 was entered with the desk drawer pried. About 2.50 to 3 dollars were taken from Room 116.
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Cole
Norwalk High School
George Perry
Donald Daugherty
Trailer Parks Pay More For Power In Norwalk
Democratic mayoral candidate Paul Robinson asserts trailer court residents face higher electric rates and plans to question the service director at Tuesday night city council. Service Director Herbert Krogh acknowledges the disparity, delaying comment until Tuesday night. One family was billed 26.96 for 862 kilowatts, versus 16.13 under the new rate schedule. Richard Enzor of Westwood Mobile Estates says the ordinance caused the higher charges and seeks parity with residential rates, noting he buys power at a general service rate and resells it to residents.
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Norwalk
Robinson
City Council
Herbert Krogh
Richard Enzor
Westwood Mobile Estates
Washington Street
Enzor
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