Lobster farming advances hint at East Coast harvests on West Coast
UC Davis researchers Dr. Robert A. Schleser and John Hughes claim to have raised East Coast Maine lobsters in two years on the West Coast, a process that normally takes eight years in the North Atlantic. The development could end the century-long transplant challenge.
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Wynot High Faces Grim Season With Lopsided Losses
Wynot High School in Wyoming county has endured heavy defeats this season. The 59 enrollment boys team fell 103-21 to an opponent, then 89-21, and 98-29 in earlier games. In the latest contest Wynot narrowly lost to Niobrara 118-4.
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Aviation Hall of Fame adds four new members
The Aviation Hall of Fame inducts Jacqueline Cochran, William M. Allen, Gen. George C. Kenney, and Harry F. Guggenheim honoring their aviation legacies. They join 41 prior inductees in a ceremony held in Dayton on powered flight anniversary.
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Hijacker Shot Dead After Bolivian Plane Refuels
In Cochabamba police killed the hijacker who had fatally wounded the pilot when a Bolivian Lloyd airliner landed for refueling. The incident followed a hijack during the flight to Cochabamba.
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Bolivia
UPI
Cochabamba
Weather and notices from Norwalk area
Cloudy and colder with a chance of snow flurries today and tonight. High in the 30s, low in the upper teens to lower 20s. Saturday partly cloudy and cold with a high near the upper 70s. Precipitation chances 30 percent today and tonight, 20 percent Saturday. Winds W to NW 8 to 15 mph. Norwalk highs 42, lows 30. Births list two Norwalk families welcoming girls. A marriage license application and a death in Berlin Heights are noted.
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Nixon Dollars Confiscated as Counterfeit-Style Prank Cited
Detroit reports the Secret Service seized about 50 000 spoof Nixon Dollars from Great American Dream Corp. The bills imitate currency with the president’s likeness and the phrases The Inflated States of America and One Frozen Dollar. The Democratic party reportedly swapped one Nixon Dollar for every real donation, but no charges were filed.
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County Assigns 800000 in Inactive Funds to Banks
Huron County commissioners chose three banks to handle 800000 in inactive funds for two years. Bids from seven banks, with two county banks retaining 600000. First National Bank Bellevue bid 6.25 on 250000, Union Bank 6.0 on 350000. Wakeman Bank bid 5.76 on 100000 and 6.26 on 200000. Other bids: Norwalk Citizens 5.25 on 200000, Huron County Bank 5.5 on 400000, Plymouth People s 5.0 on 100000, Willard United 5.0 on 100000. Bids take effect December 31.
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Essex Urges Schools to Back State Income Tax
Columbus Ohio state School Supt. Dr. Martin W. Essex told about 1,000 officials to mobilize resources to defend the income tax in the new budget. He cited a $390 million rise in school appropriations for the biennium and praised Governor, Speaker Kurfess, and lawmakers for backing education.
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Columbus
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Martin W. Essex
Essex
U S and India Clash Over Pakistan War Deepens Rift
UPI reports sharp exchanges between the White House and Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi over the Pakistan war. Mrs Gandhi blamed U S inaction for the conflict, while Ronald Ziegler said avoid war means not deploying military force. Nixon eyed Moscow talks as cease fire offers emerged.
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Soviet Pacific Fleet Steam Toward Indian Ocean Encounter
Western military sources say Soviet Sverdlov class cruiser led a group through the Straits of Malacca toward the Indian Ocean ahead of a U S task force that included the Enterprise. The Russians reportedly head for the Bay of Bengal as U S ships pass Singapore. officials discuss possible evacuation from Dacca.
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Foreign Aid Bill Approved by Senate in Bipartisan Vote
The Senate approved a $2.75 billion foreign aid bill with a 33 to 21 vote, 22 percent below Nixon’s request and tied to foreign policy restrictions. The measure ends the first session’s battle and clears funding to continue until Congress reconvenes next year.
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