Deering And Ryerson Highlight Norwalk Fair Breakfast
Edward C. Scheid praises new Fair Board president George Deering and secretary George Ryerson at the county early breakfast. State ag official John Stackhouse notes Ohio fairs draw over five million visitors and emphasize youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Edward C. Scheid
Ohio State Fair Board
County Fair Board
Scheid
Fair’ Board
George Deering
George Ryerson
Fair Board
Arthur Herner
Herner
John Stackhouse
Ohio
Fairground
Norwalk man halted climbing Mt Fuji in ATV attempt
Tom Shiflet 36 of Norwalk Ohio was stopped at Mt Fuji fifth station by officials as he tried to reach the summit in an All Terrain Vehicle built to travel land and water. He planned a return to Tokyo to seek Japanese permission and help from the U.S. Embassy.
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Tokyo
UPI
Norwalk
Ohio
Mt. Fuji
Tom Shiflet
Shiflet
Japan
Pikes Peak
Colorado
Army Hushes Use Of Pot By GI's Senate Testimony
Social scientist Roger A. Roffman told a Senate subcommittee that the military hid marijuana studies among Vietnam soldiers to avoid undermining war support. He cited roadblocks and political overtones, noting one third of U S servicemen in Vietnam smoked pot with higher estimates possible. In Madison John C. Kelly filed a $25 000 claim alleging wrongful arrest over 27 parking tickets not his.
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Jane Denison Washington
UPI
Army
Vietnam
Roger A. Roffman
Senate
Roffman
Berkeley
Calif
U. S
Sandusky School Highlights New Equipment and Contact
The only Sandusky school to use the latest gear includes 024 026 029 059 and Univac 1710. Call Mrs. Saxton at 625 8093 for details on the upgrade and available demonstrations.
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Sandusky
Univac
Milan Residents Urged to Save Water Amid Shortages
Milan village officials urged residents to curtail nonessential water use while noting ample supply but processing delays. The board discussed street light requests, water filtration sand replacement costing 2120 dollars, and a pilot chlorination effort to curb iron in the filter.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Milan Manor
Othr
Snake Bites Curator at Columbus Zoo
Louis Pistoia of Columbus Municipal Zoo was bitten on the finger by a McMahon's viper during a Monday feeding. The 53 year old curator remained in fair condition after receiving serum treatment. The Asian pit viper is described as very poisonous and extremely rare, with venom effects not yet determined.
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Columbus
UPI
Columbus Municipal Zoo
Louis Pistoia
Savoy
Pistoia
Telephone Operators Back On Job
A wildcat walkout by telephone operators ended when the first shift reported for work. The dispute involved the suspension of a 30 year employee. A meeting between management and the striking workers was held and supervisory staff ran the switchboard during the stoppage.
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Youngstown
UPI
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Deering and Ryerson
Tom Secor
Ralph Underwood
Harold Scheid
Ray Feichtner
FUJI
Burt Lancaster
Dean Martin
Jean Seberg
Jacqueline Bisset
George Kennedy
Helen Nayes van Neflin
Maureen Stapleton
Universal Picture
Todd
Petain
Ross Hunter
Pop East Main ST
Constance Carroll
Rey Laduerz
Weolworth
James Brown
Elvis
The
Temptations
the Cowsills
Woolworth
Madison, Wis
John C. Kelly
Kelly
IBM
George T. Saxtan
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Amsel Shoe Store
W. Main
Star View Drive-In
West Norwalk
Clint Eastwood
Don Rickles IN
Lee Marvin
Jim Brown
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