Contaminated Food Sold At Earl Shaw Auction
Food sold at Earl Shaw's auction on Schaeffer and Whittlesey Roads is found worm infested stale or contaminated. Buyers urged to return cookies candy fruitcake for refunds. Wayne Jackson alerted Shaw after the sale and health department tests confirmed issues.
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Earl Shaw
Helena
Fremont
Schaeffer and Whittlesey Roads
Shaws
Wayne Jackson
Shaw
Huron County Health Department
Nixon to Hold National News Conference Thursday
President Nixon plans a nationally televised news conference at 7 p.m. Thursday, his first formal session since July 30, with press secretary Ronald Ziegler noting no fixed pattern and that conferences occur when in the public interest. Bald monkeys aid scientists studying male baldness, Dr. William Montagna of the Oregon Primate Research Center says Indian monkeys reveal a link between male hormones and hair loss.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
White House
Chicago
William Montagna
Oregon Primate Research Center
Beaverton
Ore
American Academy of Dermatologists Convention
Montagna
India
Weather Outlook Norwalk Ohio With Births And Deaths
Cloudy mild conditions with a 40 percent shower chance today and 20 percent tonight and Thursday. Highs in the 50s, lows in the 30s, winds southwest to northwest 15 to 30 mph. Norwalk forecast: high 49 low 28. Births Mr and Mrs Wright Norwalk announce a son. Charles H Bray 72 Milan dies.
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Norwalk
Britain Hits Record Blackout Amid By-The-Book Slowdown
A quarter of Britain lost power on the third day of a wage slowdown causing candlelit breakfasts for millions including Queen Elizabeth. By 8 a.m. 31 percent of the nation’s supply was down with rotating outages to continue, lighting failures and traffic jams reported across London and other cities. Emergency generators reached hospitals and TV transmitters went dark for 30 minutes.
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London
UPI
Britain
Army
Gunman Robs NL Merchant
William Marshel owner of Quick-Stop Carryout at Fir and North Main Streets was robbed of 200 dollars by a man in army fatigues who entered the store around 7 15 pm Tuesday and forced him into a food cooler at gunpoint after demanding the cash.
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New London
Norman Snyder
William Marshel
Fir
North Main Streets
Marshel
Fir Street
Snyder
Nova
Elyria
Sullivan
U.S. 224
Ashland County
Shooting Death Sparks Protests in Qui Nhon Vietnam
In Qui Nhon civilians, mainly students, protest the death of Nguyen Van Minh 12 shot by a U S soldier. US troops order off streets as rioting occurs. two Americans hospitalized and a vehicle burned. Authorities say the boy was struck by a stray bullet from a warning shot.
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Vietnam
UPI
Nguyen van Minh
South Vietnam
South China Sea
Saigon
Borgia Elected to State Post Among Buckeye Sheriffs
Sheriff John Borgia wins third vice president post of the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association at the New Philadelphia meeting. He served as director and state treasurer and testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Other officers named include President Wilfred Sunderhaus and Executive Secretary George Papadopulos.
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Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association
New Philadelphia
Borgia
Association
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Wilfred Sunderhaus
Mercer County
John Casteel
Henry County
George Papadopulos
Stark County
Douglas Ziegler
Defiance County
Dwight Radcliff
Pickaway County
Anthony J. Young
Tuscarawas County
South Central Levy Fails In Special Election
The 4 mill levy for South Central Local Schools failed 508 to 343 in a Tuesday special vote. Greenwich village saw a narrow yes lead while Ripley Township rejected it heavily. Turnout was about 62 percent of 1,374 eligible, with 30 more voters registering after the general election. The district faces a potential $40,000 deficit and possible school delays next September.
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South Central
Greenwich Village
Ripley Township
Fairfield Village
Fairfield and
Bronson Township
Greenwich
Garfield
Richland County
Greenwich Township
Board of Elections
Saginaw Wire Co Expands Dock at Ontario Street
Saginaw Wire Corp at 75 Ontario St begins a $40,000 expansion of its loading dock. The project extends 30 feet from the building and 194 feet along its west side to add space for manufacturing and loading. Completion is tentatively Feb 1, with Barman and Seitz General Contractors handling the work.
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Saginaw Wire Corp
Ontario St
Ken Huber
Huber
Barman and Seitz General Contractors
UCLA staffer named athletic director at Bowling Green State
Robert G. Bell, 37, UCLA assistant athletic director with a doctorate in economic history, was named athletic director at Bowling Green State University to replace retiree Doug Perry. Bell directed UCLA athletes’ academics during five years as assistant to AD J. D. Morgan.
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Ohio
UPI
Robert G. Bell
UCLA
Bowling Green State University
Doug Perry
Bell
J.D. Morgan
Perry
San Fernando Valley State College
Kansas
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Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
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Nevada
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Las Vegas
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