Ohio coed wins $300 out of court against secretary of state
A former Ohio University student received $300 after an out-of-court settlement with Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown and Athens County election officials over a 1972 voting rights denial. The ACLU said no wrongdoing was admitted. The student had been refused general election registration for refusing to swear she would not leave the county.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio University
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Athens County
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Margaret Peck
Athens
Auto dealers see renewed demand for new cars
A UPI survey before the Dec 1 sales reports shows Americans plan to buy more new cars, with a 35 percent jump over last year’s recession levels. Dealers say buyers seek better fuel economy and lower prices and are choosing fewer options.
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Detroit
UPI
Mansfield presses for Angola arms aid inquiry hearings
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged Congress to demand a full explanation from Secretary of State Kissinger and CIA chief Colby on secret U S arms aid to Angola. He called for hearings by the Foreign Relations Committee to prevent another Vietnam style involvement.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
U.S
Angola
CIA
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
William Colby
United States
Mansfield
Ford Signs Order Closing Most Federal Agencies for Christmas
President Ford issued an executive order closing virtually all federal departments and agencies on December 26 and giving most civilian government employees the day off for an expanded Christmas holiday. The order exempts essential operations of State and Defense, plus other agencies kept open for national security or public needs.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Weather and notices from Fon The Record
Weather reports temperatures falling to the upper 30s by late afternoon with cold cloudy conditions, 40 percent chance of snow tonight and 20 percent Tuesday, highs in the upper 20s Tuesday, and winds 20 to 30 mph decreasing tonight. Marriage license issued to James E White and Linda Ann Lee. Births include Reeves, Reynolds, Moore, Burkhalter, Stephens. Death: John Kunsman, 80.
Opinion Line poll ponders Huron County park path plan
Saturday readers weigh in on Penn Central Railway closure proposing county acquisition of the right of way for a park and bicycle path. YES voters cite energy and recreation while NO callers warn about finances and safety.
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Penn Central Railway
Huron County
City of Parks
Penn Central
New York City
First Christmas An Jogging Donkey Journey From Nazareth
The article recounts Caesar Augustus issuing a census that compelled Joseph and Mary to travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem for enrollment. It notes the 80 mile journey on a pregnant Mary, cites scholarly debate, and references a 104 A.D census edit confirming such enrollments. It ends by signaling continuation on page 12.
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Caesar Augustus
Bent
Joseph
Galilee
Nazareth
Judea
David
Bethlehem
Mary
Jesus
Joseph and
Luke
Augustus
Rome
Egypt
Pompey
Palestine
Travel is Jammed by Airline Strikes Across United States
United Air Lines and National Airlines strikes cause near full Christmas week sellout for major U S routes. Amtrak and Greyhound also crowded. scarce space on trains and buses. Notable routing detours include a Cleveland to Tampa itinerary stretching into 15 hours with multiple layovers. Prospects for New Year travel remain bleak.
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Jay Gibian
United Press International
United Air Lines
National Airlines
United States
UPI
American Automobile Association
Amtrak
Greyhound
Hawaii
New York- Florida
Seattle
San Francisco
Chicago
Denver
Cleveland
Toledo
United
Gerry Whetherill
Miss Whetherill
Tampa
Fla
City seeks injunction over Hitching Post beer permit
Norwalk seeks a court injunction to block sale of beer and wine at the Hitching Post 222 E Main St arguing zoning code violations. The Ohio Liquor Department said the application is under review amid neighbor objections and a pending hearing schedule.
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Norwalk
Hitching Post
E. Main St
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Norwalk Law
Ronald Freeman
Wayne Goodsite
Freeman
State of
Ohio
Goodsite
William Garrett
Clerk of Courts Office
Robert W. Smith
Election costs and schedule changes in Huron County
Final bills show the Nov 4 election cost 31,838 dollars with 12 780 voters and a cost of 2 47 dollars per ballot. The board notes factors including name rotation, nine state issues, and higher supply prices.
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Huron County
Board of Elections
Auditors Say No Illegalities in Board Finances
State auditors have not found illegal or improper discrepancies in the Norwalk Board of Education finances. The board faced legal questions over contracting with Huron County Banking Co. as depository and borrowing against $300,000 in certificates. If state audits reject these moves, the district may need about $225,000 to cover January payrolls.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Albion Gotaas
Huron County Banking Co
Marc Allom
Thomas E. Ferguson
Home Savings and Loan
Gotaas
Dorothy Brooks
State Auditor's
Christmas Programs Tonight at Tonigh Benedict Maplehurst Schools
Tonigh Benedict and Maplehurst Schools present Christmas programs at 7 30 PM. The Bronson School sixth grade band performs at 7 30 PM in front of the community Christmas tree by the courthouse.
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Benedict
Maplehurst
Bronson
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Industry Week
Feds
James E. White
Linda Ann Lee
Daniel Reeves
Galion Hospital
Michael Reynolds
Monroeville
Andy Moore
North Fairfield
Donald Burkhalter
Willard
Willard Area
Gene Stephens
Berlin Heights
Good Samaritan
John Kunsman
Santa Claus
By Paull. Maier
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Atlanta
Ft. Lauderdale
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Wallace
National
Young Farmers Educational
Institute
Cornelia
South
Ted Brown
Supt
Dr. Gotaas
Tonigh
Florida
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