Mistrial Declared in Newton Suit Over Norwalk Reflector Article
Judge Robert J. Vetter declared a mistrial in lawsuits against B P Newton after a Norwalk Reflector report alleged figures and details not admitted in testimony. The trial, tied to a 1967 Seneca County traffic crash, involved three Toledo plaintiffs seeking substantial damages and could be moved for venue.
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B.P. Newton
Warren Drive
Norwalk
Robert J. Vetter
Huron County Bar Association
Newton
Seneca County
Vetter
Reflector
Luther Millen
John D Marciniak
Toledo
John D. Marciniak
Millen
Marciniak
Rolls Royce
U.S. 224
Wilbur Jacobs
Millens
Ohio Firefighters Association
Akron
Tom Paffenbarger
Toronto priest receives Canada's first heart transplant in over a year
Rev. Edward F. Madigan, 50, dies of heart disease and receives a donor heart from an unidentified young woman. Surgeons Dr. Clare Baker and Dr. James Yao completed the 57 minute operation at St. Michael's Hospital. The priest is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Toronto
UPI
Canada
Edward F. Madigan
St. Michael's Hospital
Clare Baker
James Yao
Date Set To Resume H Rap Brown Trial In Maryland
A U.S. Court of Appeals panel rejected a defense challenge to a fair trial in Maryland and ordered the case sent back to Howard County for immediate trial. The Howard County Court planned to set Monday as the new trial date.
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Baltimore
UPI
Howard County
H. Rap Brown
U.S
Maryland
Brown
Weather and births and deaths in Norwalk area
West Lake Erie shore today features variable clouds and warmth with a 50 percent shower or thunderstorm risk. Highs in the 70s to low 80s, tonight 58 to 66. Norwalk high 82 and low 46 with humidity 64 at 7 am. Births listed for several Willard and Greenwich families. deaths noted for Hawley, Sandifer, Sparks.
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Lake Erie Shore
Norwalk
Supreme Court eyed to curb mercury dumping into Lake Erie waters
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown filed suit against Wyandotte Chemical Corp of Wyandotte Michigan and Dow Chemical Co of Canada asking the court to ban further mercury dumping, order cleanup of mercury in the lake and award damages. The action targets waters feeding Lake Erie.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Lake Erie
Sarnia
Ontario
Brown
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
The
Supreme Court
Nixon Eyes Public Housing in Suburbs Policy Shift
The Nixon administration hints at major changes to move new public housing from ghetto areas to suburbs to promote desegregation. Assistant Attorney General Jerris Leonard says the policy may end new housing in all black areas, with possible legal issues but a goal to reserve suburban zones for public housing. He notes past policies helped perpetuate discrimination and questions further statewide desegregation suits in the South.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Jerris Leonard
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Leonard
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
South
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Mississippi
Arkansas
Florida
Ambulance Service Set to Start Friday in City
The city plans to begin ambulance service Friday with guaranteed coverage from rescue squads. Service Director William V. Mount cites delayed delivery of custom equipment due to a truck strike, while May 1 remains the tentative start date. Jim Hile offers his fleet for city use, leasing as needed, and volunteers demonstrated patient handling at the Woodlawn Avenue facility. Call 668-4141 for ambulance requests once service begins.
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William V. Mount
Jim Hile
Heaston-Hile
Hile
Electric Warehouse
Woodlawn Avenue
Norwalk Man Receives Presidential Nomination to Air Force Academy
David M. Wildman of Norwalk earned a Presidential nomination to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. A Citadel freshman and Colorado Springs High School graduate, he is among nine Eighth District nominees this year. Congressman Betts praised the strong group and anticipated further nominations.
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David M. Wildman
R.E. Wildman
E. Main Street
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Citadel
Charleston
S.C
Winthrop W. Wildman
Norwalk
United States Air Force
West Point
Air Force
Washington, D.C
Wildman
Eighth
Jackson E. Betts
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Rap Brown
William Berry
Clifford Miller
Willard
Roger Robinson
Barl Fife
Greenwich
Leroy Barnett
Russell Stephens
Pearl V. Hawley
New London
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Fruen St
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Plymouth
Cavaliers
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Cleveland
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Board of Elections
Ann Turner
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