Ohio Plans Campaign to Boost State Tourism
The Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development launches a two pronged push with media ads and brochures to highlight attractions and grow the states $3 million annual tourist business. The plan is led by Director David Sweet under the Ohio Is Happening banner.
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Columbus
UPI
Department of Economic and Community Development
FBI shoots hijacker who seized Reno to demand ransom
FBI agent wounded a hijacker 13 hours after he rode a bicycle with a rifle to Reno's airport and boarded a Boeing 727 demanding 2 million dollars. Suspect Marcus Sibley of Stateline Village Nevada was captured and taken to King County Hospital for questioning by agents.
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Seattle
UPS
FBI
Reno
Nev
Marcus Sibley
Stateline Village
Lake Tahoe
King County Hospital
Milwaukee Mayor's Wife Switches Parties Ahead of RNC
Mary Ann Maier, wife of Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier, left the Democratic Party after the 1968 convention and became a vice chairman of Democrats for Nixon. Reportedly she will second the President's nomination at the Republican Convention while her husband backs Senator George McGovern.
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Milwaukee
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Norwalk Weather Inevitable Mix With Mild Weekend Outlook
Variable cloudiness with a 40 percent rain chance today and smaller chances tonight and Sunday. Highs near the upper 70s to low 80s, tonight and Sunday cooling to the upper 70s. Winds northerly 5 to 10 mph. Norwalk highs 87 and lows 62 with humidity around 90 percent at 7 am. Precipitation measured at 1.00 inch. Moon and sun timings listed. Marriage licenses issued for Sweigert Nicely and Rymal Claus. Births reported in Norwalk area and nearby hospitals. Deaths include Clyde H. Fair and Christopher Eastman infant.
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Norwalk
House approves interim US-Soviet SALT pact in 329 to 7 vote
The House passed the SALT interim agreement with 329 yeas and 7 nays led by opponents John G. Schmitz and John M. Ashbrook. Critics warned of loopholes while debate shifted to Senate considerations and potential Jackson amendment seeking greater parity with Moscow.
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UPI
House
United States
Soviet Union
American Independent Party
John G. Schmitz
Rcalif
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
GOP
Nixon
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Thomas E. Morgan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Stratton
Schmitz and
Ashbrook
Philip M. Crane
R—Iil
Earl F. Landgrebe
R—Ind
John H. Rouss
Fair Fights To Keep Head Above Water at Huron County Fair
Heavy rain drenched Huron County Fairgrounds causing mud and vehicle difficulties but attendance remained strong with about 4,200 on the grounds Friday. An afternoon deluge prompted safety steps while 1,400 filled the grandstand for auto thrill shows. livestock auctions proceeded with notable hog results before the fair wraps Sunday with derby events and final exhibitor dismissals.
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Huron County Fairgrounds
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
G. A. Pickworth
Richard Garner
Steve Mays
Ralph Albright
Dennis Schwanger
Huron Landmark Farm Bureau
Norwalk Income Tax Revenue Shows Early Year Increase
Norwalk City income tax collections are $17,000 ahead of last year with $220,343 raised so far this year from a half percent tax. The second quarter 1972 brought in $70,840 including $59,594 in withholdings. individuals paid $11,246 as part of annual returns. In 1971 the tax yielded $270,974. 1970 total was $183,654. The year to date includes $177,739 in withholding and $42,604 from individuals.
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Norwalk
Republicans Reject Plan To Tone Down Nixon Platform
The platform committee backed a plank promoting voluntary comprehensive day care for all children despite Nixon opposition. White House aides blocked a labor plank reining in right to work while supporting the day care measure urged by Rep. Margaret Heckler and women’s groups. The result frames Nixon as pursuing a stronger US position on Vietnam against McGovern.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Nixon
America
George S. McGovern
Vietnam
White Houses
Dove
White House
Platform Committee
Afl—Cio
George Mean
Meany
McGovern Springs
South
Margaret Heckler
Massachusetts
Court Challenge Delays Rule On Doctoring Mileage
Ohio motor vehicle registrar C Donald Curry says a new odometer rule to stop odometer tampering is delayed by a Franklin County court challenge. The suit argues the license board lacks authority to implement the rule. Curry heads the board and has asked about 6000 dealers to voluntarily follow the program with broad acceptance.
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Columbus
UPI
C. Donald Curry
T.D. Enterprises, Inc
Ohio Independent Automobile Association of
Springfield
Dixie Auto Association of Dayton
Franklin County Court of Appeals
Ohio Vehicle Dealer and Salesman License Board
Curry
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