Possible Nixon cabinet picks hop between agriculture posts
Richard Nixon and aides weigh cabinet choices with educated guesses for the Agriculture Secretary from Clarence Palmby Mark Andrews John M Zwach and others. Al Shock a dairy firm president from Sioux Falls is mentioned as a possibility.
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Richard Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Clarence Palmby
Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Mark Andrews
North Dakota
John M. Zwach
al Shock
Sioux Falls
S.D
Nixon To Unveil Cabinet In television Special
Nixon's envoy William Scranton said a Middle East peace plan will be offered after January 20. He spoke after a week touring Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, and Israel and refused to reveal details.
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Rome
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
William Scranton
Middle East
Scranton
New York
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Lebanon
Israel
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Agnew
Pierre
Paladium
Shoreham
Norwalk open books over water meters dispute
Norwalk council debates opening water department files after Turnley alleges 200 meters are out of order and customers pay a $4.25 minimum. Officials defend methods, with Wise citing 265 broken meters in three years and estimated bills during repairs as standard procedure.
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Norwalk
Water Department
Howard Turnley
Richard Cunningham
Turnley
Sewage Committee
Walter
Red) Wise
Street Department
Cunningham
Wise
Norwalk Bid for Metro Housing Delayed by Survey
Norwalk’s bid to join the Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority was postponed after the state Housing Board did not receive a petition from the Authority. Ronald Ashley says an exhaustive Norwalk housing survey is needed, drawing on census and welfare data, to prove a housing need before the board meets in two to three months.
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Norwalk
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
State Housing Board
Authority
Ronald Ashley
Lorain
Reflector
State Board
Ashley
Bureau of the Census
Anti-Poverty Groups
Welfare Department
Health Department
Weather forecast and life events for Norwalk area
Partly sunny today with increasing clouds tonight. Highs in the mid 30s to low 40s, lows in the low to mid 30s. Thursday cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers. Norwalk Tuesday highs 24, low 11. no precipitation. Humidity 67 percent at 7 am, 59 percent later. Moonrise tonight at 11 27 pm. Marriage licenses issued to Estle A Woessner and Norma M Woessner of North Fairfield. Birth announced for David Bil London and Mrs London. Deaths listed for Blanche Wadley Robi Bellevue and Pay Robison, 78.
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Norwalk
Zoners Approve Park Plan and Delay Apartment Rezoning
Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission quickly approved a Washington Street trailer park and deferred rezoning 15 acres in Eastwood Village for apartments. A subcommittee will study the apartment project and report in 30 days. Opponents vow to press the matter with the Health Department. hearing chances remain uncertain. Donald Derby represents residents who claim drainage issues would worsen. Richard C. Enzor seeks to start work in 60 to 90 days. Projected cost is $1.5 million with Peter J. Sofios as contractor.
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Norwalk
Huron County Board of Health
Walls
Eastwood Village
City Council
Ohio Department of Health
Donald Derby
Zoning Board
Board of Health
Washington Street
Richard C. Enzor
Shelby
Robert Wiedemann
Frank Fries
Don Benedict
King Jameson
Peter J. Sofios
Benefit Matinee to Help Norwalk Needy
Norwalk Theater hosts a Saturday benefit matinee where one can donate a can of food or a toy to gain admission. Proceeds go to the Salvation Army for distribution to local families. Manager Louis LaBonte notes last year about 40 baskets were given. the program includes nine cartoons and a featurette, with 9:30 a.m. doors and 10 a.m. start.
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Norwalk
Louis LaBonte
Salvation Army
LaBonte
Two Area Districts Face 1969 Deficits After Levy Loss
South Central and Western Reserve districts confront 1969 deficits as voters rejected operating levies. Levy passage would not add revenue until 1970, prompting superintendents Ellis Dunmyer and George McNemar to rule out January special elections. Monroeville approved a seven mill levy, while both boards consider next steps amid looming cuts.
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South Central
Western Reserve
Ellis Dunmyer
George McNemar
South Central District
Dunmyer
McNemar
Monroeville
Board of Education
South Central Board
Walter Eisenbarth
Western Reserve Board
Dunmeyer
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Open City Books
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Center For Urban Studies
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cigaret
Ernest Hall
Orient
Kenneth Link
Court House Cafe
E. Seminary
Metro
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Estle A. Woessner
North Fairfield
Norma M. Woessner
David Bil London
Ilton, New
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Okay Park
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