Ohio weekend traffic toll hits 42 in grisly non holiday period
United Press International reports 42 people died in a string of weekend crashes across Ohio from Friday night through Sunday. The toll, described as the worst on a non holiday weekend in four years, includes multiple fatality crashes near Lisbon Greenville Youngstown Sandusky Marion and a Marion infant death. Authorities urge slower speeds and more space between vehicles.
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Youngstown
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Nelson
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Pittsburgh
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Hanoi
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Vallee Gets Street In Mobile Home Park Twist
Rudy Vallee, 71, finally has a street named after him in a trailer park after resigning from the Los Angeles Traffic Commission amid a failed bid to rename his Hollywood Hills home street Rue de Vallee. Karl Wallenda then walked 640 feet atop Veterans Stadium, per intermission stunt during a Phillies Expos doubleheader.
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Opening of the Huron County Fair Tuesday night
The 1972 Huron County Fair prepares with tents up and booths being set as gates open Tuesday afternoon. Fair officials anticipate a larger event with more entries in most categories and expanded commercial space.
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American Amusement Co
All Ohio Boy's Band
OFA Considers Changes at Ohio Education Association
Delegates at a two week meeting proposed changes to the Ohio Education Association constitution including a requirement that members join the National Education Association. Seventy five delegates finished deliberations Saturday and will submit recommendations to the OKA representative assembly in December.
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National Education Association
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Algeria to Return $1 Million Ransom to Delta Airline
Algerian officials plan to refund Delta Airlines the $1 million paid to Black Panther hijackers who diverted a Delta jet to Algiers on August 1. Authorities confirmed the move as informed sources disclosed.
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API
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Delta
Norwalk Weather and Local Life Notices Brief
Mostly sunny and warm today with highs in the 80s and a chilly night around 60s. A 30 percent chance of rain arrives Tuesday with more clouds and humidity. Marriage licenses issued for several couples in Willard, Bellevue, Norwalk, and Greenwich. Births include a Newport News girl and several local babies. Deaths reported for Laura Shoe, D R Johnson, and Vaughn Brainard.
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Fischer Rebuffs Medical Certificate Protest In World Chess
US challenger Bobby Fischer rejected as insufficient the medical certificate claiming Boris Spassky ill to cancel game 14. He sent a protest to arbiter Lothar Schmid, who questioned the move as Russians laughed and questioned Fischer’s grip as the match led 3 0.
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Reykjavik
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Fred Cramer
International Chess Federation
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Lothar Schmid
Schmid
Norwalk Taxi Firm Faces Shutdown Without City Subsidy
Norwalk residents rely on Service Cab Co as city officials consider subsidizing the two month old service. Owner Ray Fuller warns he will leave town if the city does not provide aid after meeting with Mayor Wayne Goodsite and the City Council. The firm, operating four taxis, loses 50 to 70 dollars daily with about 80 calls per day.
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Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Harriet Lawton
E. Seminary St
Charles Lang
Old State Road
Milan Avenue Medical Center
Lucille Pflieger
Walt
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