Mansfield Reformatory seeks Jaycee chapter president
Mansfield Reformatory officials are seeking the Jaycee chapter president Darryl Lee McDaniel 24 of Cleveland who vanished during a state Jaycees convention in Cleveland last weekend. He is serving two 20 to 50 year terms for armed robbery.
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Mansfield, Ohio
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Jaycee Chapter
Darryl Lee McDaniel
Cleveland
The
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Rhodes vows National Guard aid if Ohio campuses seek help
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes told reporters at the National Governors Conference that he would again deploy the National Guard and Highway Patrol to college campuses if requested by school officials. He stressed readiness to protect higher education in Ohio.
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Lake OF the Ozarks
UPI
James A. Rhodes
National Guard
Ohio
Rhodes
Highway Patrol
Power outage hits Hubbard after smoking-related crash
Delmar Craig, 23, of Brookfield Two, dropped a lit cigarette causing a crash that toppled a utility pole in front of Hubbard police station and left the town of 7,000 without power. Craig escaped injury and may quit smoking.
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Hubbard
Ohio
UPI
Delmar Craig
Brookfield
Craig
Alcoholic beverage spending trends rise in 1969 numbers
UPI reports the average American consumer spent $81 on beer wine and liquor in 1969 up 5 percent from 1968. Per capita spending rose from $57 in 1959 to $77 in 1968 before reaching $81 in 1969, with larger share of pay going to these beverages.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Rhodes cuts state magazine after costly run
Ohio Democratic Chairman Eugene O Grady criticized Gov. Rhodes for halting the Wonderful World of Ohio magazine to save money. He said the state publication lost between 100000 and 200000 dollars annually since 1965 and should have been stopped earlier.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Democratic
Eugene O’grady
James A. Rhodes
Wonderful World of Ohio
O’grady
Rhodes
Ohio Board asks attorney general to sue Cleveland over sewer hookups
The Ohio Water Pollution Board voted 6-1 to ask the attorney general to take court action against Cleveland for violating a building freeze by adding sewer hookups without treating the extra sewage. Board member Barton Hall called the violation clear.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Water Pollution Board
Attorney General's Office
Cleveland
Barton Hall
Tax Returns Sought in Ohio Loan Probe
State Treasurer John D. Herbert and his wife and children have 1969 and 1970 tax returns subpoenaed for a special grand jury probe into irregular state loans. Prosecutor John Peck said the returns are needed and may be delivered within two days to examine possible transfers within the family.
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Columbus
UPS
John D. Herbert
Franklin County
John Peck
Weather and vital notices from Norwalk area
Mostly sunny and warm today and Thursday with highs in the lower to middle 80s. Clear and cool tonight with low 58 to 60. Friday brings fair skies and warmth. Marriage license issued to Mullins Eastman. births to Bilen Valle. deaths listed for Ellis and Smith.
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Norwalk
Congress plans votes to override Nixon veto on 22.4 billion bills
Congressional Democrats aim to pass over the President's veto two bills totaling 22.4 billion for schools housing and veteran care. Nixon argues the bills exceed his deficit targets by about one billion, insisting he will hold the line. Reuters confirms expectations a two thirds House majority will back the school aid bill while the independent offices bill faces a tighter outcome.
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Frank Eleazer
Washington
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Witnesses Challenge Police Over Norwalk Bicycle Arrest
A Norwalk man and witnesses claim police Sgt. James Martin used excessive force arresting Irving L. Courtad for riding a bicycle in the street. Courtad, 57, lives at 299 West Main, free on recognizance, set to appear Thursday in mayor's court amid a city crackdown on street biking.
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Roger McIntyre
West Main St
West Main
James Martin
Irving L. Courtad
Courtad
McIntyre
Sgt
Martin
Knok Courtad
Marvin Ott
Ott
Sycamore Hills Allotment
Main Street
Stokely van Camp Canning Plant
North West Street
West Main Street
McIintyre
L. C. Hilson
Mayor's Court
Mine kills five civilians in Golan Heights road blast
United Press International reports five Israeli civilians were killed by a mine on a road in the occupied Golan Heights in Syria. Tel Aviv says the blast struck a vehicle Tuesday night near Ramat Magshimim, part of the Golan Heights seized in the 1967 war. UN mediators plan to open talks in New York next week with Egypt, Jordan, and Israel to pursue peace.
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Jordan
Israel
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U.S
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Ramat Magshimim
Torrential Rainwreck Hits Recife Homelessness and Fatalities
In Recife Brazil more than 4 000 people have lost their homes and 30 people have died after more than 13 hours of heavy rainfall. The city of about one million faces widespread flooding with many areas under water and outages to power and telephones.
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Recife
Brazil
UPI
Norwalk Man Charged In Fatal Car Crash
Steven Barman 20 Townsend Ave faces second degree vehicular homicide charges for a crash that killed Randolph Meesig 19 of 179 W Main St. Also charged with failing to drive on the right side. A third youth James Adams 1911 Washington St. remains hospitalized with back injuries after being freed from the wreck.
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Townsend Ave
Randolph J. Meesig
W. Main St
Barman
Rosekelly’s
Huron
Milan
Erie County
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
James E. Adams
Washington St
University Hospitals
Lakeside Division
Cleveland
Huron _ rescue
Income or Property Tax Vote Planned in New London
New London residents will receive a two part mail ballot asking whether to fund village expenses by real estate taxes or a one percent income tax. The survey notes a 4.5 mil operating need plus a 1 mil five year fire truck levy and recreation and capital improvements funded by the chosen method. Ballots due August 29 with results announced by Council after August 31.
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New London
Council
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