State Patrol Chief Outlines Conditions for New Role
Ohio Highway Patrol Superintendent Robert Chiaramonte says he would accept a campus security post only on his terms. He would not lower standards and wants a $10,000 starting pay, with current pay at $7,738. He also suggests requiring two years of college for applicants.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio Highway Patrol
Robert Chiaramonte
Chiaramonte
Scripps Howard Newspapers
Patrol
Desertion aide to Calley to testify in My Lai trials
Sgt Chuck Cunningham, 39, a U.S. Army deserter now in Sweden, is reportedly slated to testify in the My Lai massacre cases. A Swedish newspaper says Cunningham was with Lt. William L. Calley in South Vietnam when the 1968 killings occurred.
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Chuck Cunningham
U.S. Army
Sweden
My Lai
Cunningham
William L. Calley
South Vietnam
UPI
FOP Leaders Fight Plan to Walk Off Amid City Patrol Pressure
In Cincinnati police union members rejected a motion to strike until two officers are assigned to every cruiser. The move followed the weekend ambush of Patrolman Edmund Schindler who was shot while in his car in Avondale and remains in serious condition with a lung wound at General Hospital.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Edmund Schindler
Avondale
Schindler
General Hospital
Ohio corn blight and guard budget shape state outlook
Ohio agricultural economist Wallace Barr warns that weather in the next weeks will determine blight impact on the corn crop with southern Ohio losses noted as severe while the north shows little evidence of yield loss. Ohio led the nation in National Guard spending for 17 months ending June 1, 1970, at about 2.5 million dollars, used 23 times to quell student unrest.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio State University
Ohio
Wallace Barr
Washington
UPI
Council of State Governements
Council
National Guard
Brooklyn man sues NY Telephone for 330 million
Nathanial Cooper a 50 year old beauty supply businessman from Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn sues New York Telephone for 330 million claiming one phone never works and others rarely do He represents 475 000 residents and says repairmen avoid the area fearing assault A federal judge orders the company to show cause why bills should not be restrained pending ruling
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New York
UPI
New York Telephone Co
Nathanial Cooper
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Cooper
S. Hal Mercer
U.S
John F. Dooling Jr
North Vietnam chief negotiator returns empty handed
North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy heads back to the Paris talks this week with no compromise proposals and no offers to break the deadlock, according to diplomats in contact with Hanoi.
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London
UPI
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Paris Vietnam
Norwalk Area Weather Brief and Local Births Deaths
Weather forecast for Norwalk area calls for sunny skies and warmer temperatures with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Tonight will be clear and mild with lows 55 to 60. Wednesday reaches 80 to 85 with a 20 percent rain chance and light southerly winds. Birth notices report several newborns in Norwalk and Willard with multiple families celebrating sons and a daughter. Death notice notes Mrs. Nettie B. Jackson, 92, of LaGrange.
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Norwalk
Middle East peace talks open at United Nations
U N mediator Gunnar Jarring formally opens discussions on a just and lasting peace between Israel and Egypt and Israel and Jordan. Israel's Yosef Tekoah and Jordan’s Abdul Hamid Sharaf meet with Jarring. Egypt’s Mohammed El Zayyat may join later. No joint sessions planned.
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United Nations
UPI
Gunnar V. Jarring
U.N
Middle East
Jarring
Yosef Tekoah
Israel
Abdul Hamid Sharaf
Jordan
Washington
Egypt
Mohammed Hassan El-Zayyat
Suez Canal
United States
Tekoah
Christie Lane School Approved for New Training Center
The state approved construction of Christie Lane School in Huron County, a training center for the mentally retarded. Groundbreaking could occur this winter with completion planned next fall, funded by a $450000 minimum and a $230000 local match, plus a state share. Local funds earn interest until needed, and an appraisal valued the eight acre site at $12000.
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Christie Lane
Huron County
Sewell
Cameron
Norwalk Road
Benedict Avenue
Senators Quit Race Keep Party Funds
The Senate Democratic Campaign Committee gave 20000 to two senators for primary campaigns later dropped. Thomas Dodd of Connecticut received 10000 for a bid to re election but ran as an independent, while Stephen M Young of Ohio also took 10000 and later retired. The committee expects no refund and sees the funds as spent.
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Washington
Oil Spill In Norwalk Creek Suspected From Delivery Service
Norwalk Creek oil spill blamed on delivery company employees. William V. Mount said officials will press the firm to improve handling. The diesel boiler at the power plant is a backup, fired up occasionally for emergencies. Water will be pumped into the creek from a Harris Street well to flush the oil.
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Norwalk Creek
William V. Mount
Mount
Harris Street
Norwalk Public Schools Announce Registration Times
William Conway announces registration hours for Norwalk elementary students. Kindergarten to third grade register at League Street from 9 to 11 30 a.m. at Benedict Bronson 1 to 4 p.m. Maplehurst and Pleasant Street host grades four to six and all K-6 at set times. First day is Sept 2. teachers meet Aug 31 and Sept 1.
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Norwalk
William Conway
Pleasant Street School
League and
Pleasant Street
League Street
Benedict- Bronson
Benedict
Maplehurst
Conway
Commissioners Open Bids On County Garage
Representatives of twelve contracting firms attended the bid opening for the new Huron County highway department garage. Architect Steven E. Thomas said he will tabulate bids this afternoon and letters of intent may be issued Thursday. Eight bids for the general contract ranged from 186 900 to 228 500 with four bidders each on electrical plumbing and heating and air conditioning contracts."}
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Huron County Commissioners Office
County Highways Department
Steven E. Thomas
Bellevue
Thomas
Agnew and Park Discuss Delicate South Korea Talks
Vice President Spiro Agnew and President Park Chung Hee failed to reach agreement after six hours on U.S. troop withdrawals in South Korea. Both sides plan to resume discussions Wednesday as Agnew seeks White House guidance and considers other Asian policy steps in the trip.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Park Chung-Hee
U.S
Park
Agnew
U. S
White House
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Blue House
Korea
United States
Indochina
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Ohio Guard Suspected In Bear Theft
GRAYLING Michigan UP I Missing: One fiberglass bear eight feet tall weighing 300 pounds. Suspects: 4200 Ohio National Guard members. Deputy says a cement zebra was also taken from Bear Mountain Park entrance. Guardsmen return trip halted as police searched trucks but found no bear or zebra. Residents call it a dirty prank and symbolic loss.
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Grayling, Mich
UPI
Ohio National Guard
Crawford County
Bear Mountain Park
Camp Grayling
Ohio
Michigan
Highway Patrol
Dorothy Stillwagon
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North Fairfield
Nettie B. Jackson
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