Huff cancels Marshall meeting after plane turbulence
Sam Huff called off a planned Friday meeting with Marshall University officials about the Huntington football coaching job due to turbulence on his flight near Lynchburg Virginia. He told UPI from his Alexandria Virginia home that he is interested in the post because it is in West Virginia and involves building a program from the ground up.
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W. Va
UPI
Sam Huff
Marshall University
Huntington School
Lynchburg
Washington
Huff
United Press International
Alexandria
West Virginia University
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
West Virginia
Wall Street marks record week with Dow at year high
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.53 to 816.06, its best level since 823.13 on November 21, 1969, marking the 11th straight gain as it climbs from a May low toward the 1968 peak. In Ohio, Barbara A. Dilley, 25, of Elyria, died when a rear axle separated from an eastbound car on the Turnpike, injuring no one else seriously.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
Dow Jones
Akron
Ohio Turnpike
Here
Barbara A. Dilley
Elyria
Highway Patrol
Santas Trained in Miami Store Pantomime for Christmas
A dozen Santas in Miami department stores are told to drop ho-ho-ho this year. They must instead act jovial and natural while listening to children's wishes on their knees. Santa trainer Mrs. Tabby Volezke says kids are startled by ho-ho-ho from Santa.
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Miami
UPI
Tabby Volezke
Ohio senator seeks state lottery to fund education
State Sen. Ronald M. Motts proposes an amendment to Ohio's constitution to allow a statewide lottery. The plan would create a six member State Lottery Commission and aim to ease taxpayer burdens by raising funds for education. He expects opposition from conservative lawmakers but believes voters should decide.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ronald M. Motts
Parma
Ohio
House of Representatives
Maryland Governor Mandel Hurt In Route 301 Crash
Annapolis Maryland Gov Marvin Mandel was injured slightly and another man was killed early today when a two car collision occurred on Route 301 south of Annapolis UPI reports.
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Annapolis, Md
UPI
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Here
Weather brief and local records for Norwalk area
In Norwalk today the sky turns increasingly cloudy with windy and cooler conditions and a high near 40. Tonight and Sunday bring a chance of snow flurries, lows around 25 to 30 and highs in the low 30s, with 20 percent today 50 percent tonight and 40 percent Sunday precipitation. Sunrise 7 38 am sunset 4 58 pm Moonrise 12 47 pm. Marriage license applications filed for Timothy A Disbennett and Brenda C Harris. Births noted for Edward Raczor and William Focht. Deaths include Gertrude H Smith, 66.
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Norwalk
First GI mid tour furlough charter flight departs from Vietnam
The first 198 U.S. servicemen charter flight for mid tour two week leaves to the United States from Saigon departed late with 52 empty seats. Passengers paid their own way for trips to San Francisco Chicago or New York with costs of 396 442 and 479 dollars respectively.
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Mrs Chapman Dies In Auto Accident
Mrs James Lorrine Chapman 47 died when her car skidded off Ridge Road south of Norwalk and was broadsided by a second vehicle driven by Mrs Raymond Schnellinger 40 who was hospitalized with multiple injuries. Chapman died of a broken neck at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Her New State Road residence noted.
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James
Lorrine) Chapman
Ridge Road
Norwalk
Raymond Schnellinger
The
State Highway Patrol
Schnellinger
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
New Monroeville Police Officer Sworn In
Charles J. Zimmerman, 35, was sworn in as a Monroeville policeman after resigning from Lorain County Park District. He begins duties Monday, plans to move his family from Amherst to Monroeville soon, and replaces Grant Myers who quit on November 28.
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Charles J. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Lorain County
Chavez jailed in Salinas boycott over court order
Cesar Chavez, 43, leader of the United Farm Workers, was jailed in Salinas California for refusing to obey a court injunction against boycotting Bud Antle Inc and Dow linked lettuce. He received five days on each of two contempt counts and urged supporters to press on. About 2000 protesters gathered near the Monterey County Courthouse as lawyers argued the injunction's illegality.
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Dow
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
UFWCC
Bud Antle, Inc
Dow Chemical Company
Superior Court
Gordon Campbell
South Central Voters Decide Four Mill Levy
South Central School District voters head to polls Tuesday to decide a four mill operating levy. The levy would raise about 49000 to cover a 40000 year end deficit and would not take effect until 1972 if approved. Polling sites include Fairfield Township North Fairfield Village precinct Greenwich Township American Legion Hall and more.
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South Central
Lowell Etzler
South Central District
Bronson Township
Fairfield Township
North Fairfield
Greenfield Township
North Fairfield Village
Richland County
Greenwich Township
American Legion Hall
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