Ohio official opposes New York waste dumped in mines
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director William Nye rejects New York City garbage shipments for Ohio strip mines saying the state has enough trash of its own. A NYEP A official aide suggested the plan could be true, but the spokesman later downplayed the remark. Elsewhere Senator Strom Thurmond cites intelligence that the Soviets deploy nuclear missile subs from Cuban bases and accuses them of violating a 1962 agreement.
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UPI
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
William Nye
Buckeye
New York
Jerome Kretchmer
New York City
Enviromental Protection Agency
Ohio
Kretchmer
Nye
Washington
Sen. Strom Thurmond
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Thurmond
United States
Pay Once Swim All Day At City Pool
Norwalk Municipal Pool introduces a one payment all day option from 1 to 8:30 pm starting today. Afternoon admission remains 75 cents for children and $1 for adults, with a single fee allowing evening swimming and no reentry charge.
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Norwalk
Park and Recreation Board
John Borgia
Borgia
J.W. Kelley
Park and Recreation Department
Dollar Under Siege as Gold Hits High in World Markets
The dollar faltered across Europe while gold surged to a two year high and Hong Kong hit a 15 year peak as dealers described markets as nervous and erratic. Swiss and French actions aimed to curb dollar flows. A potential devaluation would raise import costs and reduce tourists’ purchasing power abroad.
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London
UPI
USS
Europe
Far East
Hong Kong
Frankfurt
U.S
Zurich
Switzerland
France
United States
Dayton shop serves mixed drinks to boost sales
The BMT Men's Clothing Shop in Dayton began offering mixed drinks to create goodwill and increase sales. After installing a coffee bar last winter, the owners moved to serving cocktails in the spring, saying the practice fosters a positive atmosphere for customers.
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Dayton
UPI
BMT
Robert Ryan
Britain battles snipers as Ulster violence erupts
In Belfast British troops clash with snipers amid burning streets and gutted homes. The IRA appeals for southern Irish aid in a doomsday situation as security forces report at least 14 dead after Prime Minister Faulkner re introduces internment.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Brian Faulkner
Weather Outlook With Showers And Warmer Highs In Norwalk
Partly cloudy and warm with humidity today and a chance of afternoon thundershowers. Highs near 89 in Norwalk with 40 percent precipitation, cooling to the upper 60s tonight and 70s Wednesday with showers likely. Winds shift from southwest to northwest, 10 to 20 mph, with higher gusts in storms. Sunrise 6 30 am Sunset 8 34 pm Moonrise 10 35 pm Moonset 11 14 am. Births deaths and marriage licenses listed for local residents.
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Norwalk
Daniel J Chesanow Named Assistant Administrator at Fisher Titus
Daniel J. Chesanow 34, son of a New York physician, named assistant administrator at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. He holds an MS in hospital administration from Ohio State University and replaces William C. Kelley Jr. who moved to Samaritan Hospital.
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Fred Stewart
New York
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Daniel J. Chesanow
Ohio State University
Richard Westhofen
Chesanow
William C. Kelley, Jr
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Great
Barrington
Mass
Norwalk
Pawling
N.Y
Albany College of Pharmacy
Union University
Fisher
Titus
Katherine
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Linda
Lorenz
Mare
Columbus
Daniel Chesanow
Campers Seek Variance At Greenfield Township Meeting
A public hearing in Steuben A will discuss a zoning variance for the Huron County Health Department to issue permits allowing campers to stay on one Greenfield Township lot indefinitely. The 8 p.m. hearing at the township hall follows homeowner concerns over 30 day trailer relocations.
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Steuben
Huron County Health Department
Greenfield Township
Lyle Smith
Smith
Did You Hit Polo City Owed Sixty-Six Hundred Seventy Two
Thirty four people and firms owe the city 6472 for damage to the electric distribution system. Service Director Herbert Krogh will mail notices and then pursue the prosecutor. Most damages arose in traffic crashes damaging poles. Bills range from under 10 to 4013 dollars. Dates span May 1968 to July 1 1971.
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Herbert Krogh
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