Oldtimers Play Tonight At Whitney Field
St Paul High School alumni seek a fourth straight win over Norwalk High alumni in the annual Old-Timers Football Game at Whitney Field. The 8 p.m. kickoff features 12 minute quarters for over-30s then 18 minutes for under-30s with gates opening at 7. Tickets cost 1 dollar for adults 50 cents for school children and 25 cents for children eight and under. Profits go to the Whitney Field Improvement Fund and the event will be videotaped with a postgame party at the St Paul Social Hall.
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Agnew Defends Media Handling in Post Letter
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew says he has been harassed by the news media since leaving office in a letter to the Washington Post. He rejects an Aug. 23 Post article and denies leniency in his case.
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United States and East Germany to establish relations next week
The United States and East Germany plan to establish diplomatic relations next week signaling improved East West ties. State Department sources say President Ford will nominate John Sherman Cooper a former Kentucky senator and veteran diplomat as the first U S ambassador to the German Democratic Republic.
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Ohio Teachers Reach Day Four Of Gallia County Strike
United Press International reports at least ten Ohio districts may see walkouts next month as teachers in Gallia County enter the fourth day of a district strike. OEA notes potential upswings in Painesville Perry Euclid Oberlin Poland Bryan East Canton Girard Beaver Creek Vandalia as labor actions spread. Senator Metzenbaum and President Ford traveled to Ohio State University for commencement with Ford praised for unifying the country and doing a fantastic job.
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Weather row and local life notices from August 30 1974
Cloudy with a chance of showers tonight low around 60 clearing Saturday high in the 70s. Precipitation 40 percent tonight 20 percent Saturday winds southwest 10 to 15 mph tonight temperatures 71 to 57 Humidity readings morning noon and evening. Marriage license application Concepcion Garcia and Eunice M Mullins Willard. Births to Smith Isaac and Ousley families. Deaths McConaha Lutz.
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Willard
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Eunice M. Mullins
Thomas E. Smith
Monroeville
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Dewey Isaac
Willard Area
Roger Ousley
North Fairfield
Norwalk Considers Community Needs For Federal Funding
City officials seek public input to rank needs such as elderly or low income housing jobs recreation or parks as Norwalk pursues Housing and Community Development Act funds. Deputy Vernis George reports eight billion may be available, with about twenty percent to cities the size of Norwalk.
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Chicago
Wayne Goodsite
George
Huron
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Goodsite
Ford urges Ohio grads to join fight against inflation
President Ford told 2,500 Ohio State University graduates to enlist in the campaigns against inflation and to form a new partnership of labor and educators. He praised Chinese productivity as a benchmark and urged universities to open doors to workers as teachers and problem solvers.
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Labor Day Weekend Festivals Open Across Milan and New London
Milan hosts the Melon Festival with a queen contest at 8 p.m. and a Grand Parade at 2 p.m. Sunday. New London kicks off midweek with a midway at 6 p.m. and a pony pulling contest at 7:30 p.m. Local sports events include a pucker power seed-spitting contest, a 10-kilometer run, and a greased watermelon relay.
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New London
Edison High School
Ehove School
Canning Shortage Forces Gardeners to Rely on Freezing
Gardeners face a severe lack of canning lids jars and caps as supply chains falter. Officials cite rising demand a soda ash shortage and steel tinplate limits. Some homeowners threaten to lose hundreds of quarts of produce as they scramble for freezer space and alternatives.
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Ofelia S. Guaderrama
Norwalk
Schild
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Ranker
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Fremont
Berlin Heights
Roland Foster
Foster
Greenwich
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