Willard Man Competes In Buckeye 1 000 TV Draw
James Ganni, 64, of Willard, will appear on Channel 5 at 7 30 p m Thursday to contest the Buckeye 1 000 drawing for the top prize of 1000 a month for life. He could win from 1000 to 30000 if not top. Ganni, a retired Baltimore and Ohio fireman, bought his ticket at Fazio's Hotel in Willard and notes a Willard party if he wins.
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Willard
James Ganni
Maple St
Channel 5
Ganni
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fazio’s
Sam Fazio
Newcastle
Veteran actor Bob Cummings arrested for long distance fraud
Police booked 65 year old actor Bob Cummings after finding a blue box in his apartment. He allegedly used the device between Oct 9 and Dec 16 to avoid long distance charges totaling at least 4500 dollars.
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Bob Cummings
Wall Collapse Kills Coshocton Fire Captain at Plant
Capt. Wilmer Hale of Coshocton fire department died as a wall collapsed during a blaze at Buckeye Fabrics Co. About 500 homes in northeast Coshocton were evacuated due to escaping gases. at least 11 people hospitalized for smoke and gas inhalation.
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Coshocton
Firefighters Dispute OCSEA Pay Deal in Norwalk Council
Norwalk city employees rejected a seven percent across the board raise as city and OCSEA leaders spar over whether a settlement exists. OCSEA officials say police sanitation and water departments agreed, while fire department members opposed.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Norwalk City
Richard Striker
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Douglas Colvin
Striker
OCSEA
Colvin
Donald Keaton
Fire Department
Sanitation and
Beating Probe in Quinlan Case Tests Grand Jury
A longtime friend of Karen Ann Quinlan will likely testify before a New Jersey grand jury examining charges alleging she was beaten last April before slipping into a coma. William Zynot, 22, of Silvis Illinois, is expected to testify about the circumstances of Quinlan's collapse on April 14 and ensuing condition.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Karen Ann Quinlan
Attorney General’s Office
William Zynot
Silvis
Ill
Miss Quinlan
Judge rules postal rate hike illegal delaying 13-cent stamp
Federal Judge John Sirica ruled the planned December 28 first class letter rate increase was imposed illegally. The Postal Service failed to follow all legal requirements in applying for the hike and must refile before any raise.
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Washington
UPI
John Sirica
Sirica
Weather and vital notices for Norwalk area
Partly cloudy and very cold tonight and Thursday with low near zero to five above. High around 15 to 20 Thursday and a 20 percent precipitation chance. Tuesday temperatures 38 to 27 with humidity readings through the day. Births list two Norwalk girls and one Monroeville girl. deaths note Jeanette J. Kirbawy, 61, Norwalk and Albert J. Brucker, 72, rural Oberlin.
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Jeanette J. Kirbawy
Norwalk
Albert J. Brucker
Oberlin
Support Question on Pease Candidacy for U.S. Congress
The brief asks readers on Tuesday whether they back State Senator Donald Pease for the United States Congress. It notes the poll's focus on his candidacy and invites response from the community.
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Donald Pease
US. Congress
Christmas blues drive vote by midnight calls
A brief notices readers to vote yes or no on a Christmas related measure. Call 668 8544 for yes and 668 8345 for no and cast ballots by midnight. The item appears as a compact public service style notice in the paper.
Columbia Gas Announces Record Fuel-Adjustment Increase
Columbia Gas Co. raises fuel-adjustment clause by 10.18 cents per 1000 cubic feet effective immediately. bills rise about 1.53 dollars monthly for all Huron County customers, with no prior notice on bills until January 14. Previously the largest was 9.8 cents in October 1974.
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Columbia Gas Co
Huron County Gas
Columbia Gas
Proposed Tax Freeze To Halt Unvoted Real Estate Increases
Ohio board head Lopeman seeks temporary rules blocking real estate tax hikes without voter approval through 1977 in 30 counties including Cuyahoga and Lucas. Governor Rhodes backs moratorium to allow a constitutional ballot measure for all 88 counties, with potential extension if not passed.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Charles S. Lopeman
State Board of Tax Appeals
Ohio
Huron County
Lopeman
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Board of Tax Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Rhodes- Lopeman
Cuyahoga
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Lake
Stark and Clark
Belmont
Brown
Crawford
Erie
Fayette
Highland
Huron
Jefferson
Morgan
Muskingum
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Portage
Warren
Williams
Carroll
Champaign
Fairfield
Logan
Marion
Medina
Miami
Ross
Union
Wyandot
Nativity Scene At St Paul Episcopal Church Tonight
A Living Nativity Scene will be held at St Paul Episcopal Church at 7 p.m. Regional Planning Commission meets at 8 tonight at 150 Jefferson St.
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St. Paul Episcopal Church
Regional Planning Commission
Commission
Jefferson St
First Christmas by Paul L Maier
The nativity narrative centers on Joseph and Mary arriving in Bethlehem and Mary giving birth in a cave-like stable behind an inn. Luke notes the humble setting and lack of midwives, highlighting history’s greatest figure born away from palaces in a cavern-stable.
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Mary
Jesus
Palestine
Luke
Bethlehem
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