Gas shortages threaten Norwalk and Willard plants amid fuel cuts
Thousands face winter layoffs as Columbia Gas of Ohio trims industrial fuel allocations by 55 percent in January. Brooker Brothers Norwalk may shut for two months with 75 workers out, while Donnelley Willard could close by February end. Some plants slow, others seek more fuel oil with FEA aid, yet the outlook hinges on weather and gas supplies.
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Huron
Erie
Brooker Brothers Forging Co
Norwalk
R.R. Donnelley and Sons
Willard
Brooker Brothers
Donnalley
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Reflector
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Donnelley
Willard Companies
Midwest Industries
Pioneer Rubber
Art Brooker
Federal Energy Administration
Brooker
Gould and Donnelley
FEA
John Shugar
Gould
Bob Wendell
Chuck Smith
Smith
Mike Wenner
Fast by two women at Kroger to protest UFW boycott
Two young women Sue Hull and Ginny Forrester began a ten day water fast at a Cincinnati Kroger store to publicize the United Farm Workers boycott of nonUFW lettuce grapes and Gallo wine. They aim to draw attention to the holiday shoppers.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Sue Hull
Ginny Forrester
United Farm Workers
UFW
Cabinet picks for Rhodes era include Jump and Stackhouse
Two Huron County men join Governor-Elect James Rhodes' cabinet: Harry V. Jump as director of insurance and John Stackhouse as director of agriculture. Stackhouse returns to leadership of the agriculture department Jan. 13 after a decade with the National Agricultural Chemical Association. Jump will head a 100 employee insurance department and plans to place his Willard agency in trust.
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Huron County
James Rhodes
Harry V. Jump
Willard
John Stackhouse
Wakeman
Stackhouse
Rhodes
National Agricultural Chemical Association
Washington
Jump
State Senate
Willard Insurance Agency
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Ohio
Richard Krabach
Lima
Newark Worst City In Nation in Harper's Magazine Survey
Newark New Jersey ranks as the nation's worst city across nine categories in a Harper's Magazine study using crime income education recreation and other metrics. Seattle tops the list with the best average ranking while New York City sits mid pack. Tulsa ranks closely behind Newark in overall standing.
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UPI
Newark
N.J
Harper’s
Seattle
Wash
Arthur Louis
Louis
Tulsa
Okla
San Diego
San Jose
Calif
Honolulu
Portland
Ore
Denver
Minneapolis
New York City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Omaha
Washington, D.C
el Paso
Tex
New Orleans
Nixon Lawyer Convicted Sentenced for Tax Deduction Falsification
Edward L. Morgan, a young lawyer who falsified documents to aid Richard Nixon in a large tax deduction, was sentenced by Chief U.S. District Judge George L. Hart to four months in prison with probation for the remaining two years. Morgan was rebuked for wilfully betraying public and professional trust.
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Washington
UPI
Edward L. Morgan
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
George L. Hart
Morgan
Ford to Sign Law Denying Nixon Custody of Tapes
President Ford plans to sign legislation denying ex president Richard Nixon custody of his presidential tapes and papers. The bill assigns permanent custody of the historical documents to the General Services Administration.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Richard Nixon
General Services Administration
Winning Lottery Numbers in Ohio Draw
UPI reports Mansfield Ohio numbers for this week’s Ohio lottery. Any box with 429 wins 20 dollars. 008 and 345 in green and blue win 500 dollars. 008 and 345 in blue boxes win 1000 dollars. 008 and 345 in green boxes eligible for a 300000 drawing and automatically win 15000 dollars.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Weather and notices for December 19 1974
December 19 1974 forecast says low in the low 20s and highs in the 30s with a 20 percent precip chance this afternoon and tonight. Wednesday temperatures run 34 to 24 with humidity ranges and moon phases listed. Births report a Norwalk baby to Mr and Mrs Samuel Chappelear while deaths note Perry Russell Fleming aged 18 and Charles V Crawford aged 71.
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Samuel Chappelear
Norwalk
Perry Russell Fleming
New London
Charles V. Crawford
Ashland
Former Glenn Worker Fined in Ohio Falsification Case
Elizabeth M. McGowan of Warren pleaded guilty to falsification tied to testimony about potential campaign law violations involving an unsigned bumper sticker. A Franklin County judge suspended her $100 fine and costs. The charge stemmed from actions referred by the Ohio Secretary of State.
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Columbus
UPI
Elizabeth M. McGowan
Warren
John Glenn
Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Charles R. Petree
William J. Brown
Ohio Secretary of State
Court appointment due in two weeks for Huron County judge
Gov. Gilligan's press secretary says a new Common Pleas Court judge for Huron County is expected within two weeks. The Sixth District Judicial Council has sent recommendations to the governor for successors to Judge Robert J. Vetter who retires December 31.
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Common Pleas Court
Huron County
Robert Tenenbaum
John J. Gilligan
Sixth District Judicial Council
Robert J. Vetter
Robert Smith
Gilligan
Smith
Common Pleas
Tenenbaum
Bernard Freeman
Council For the Common Pleas
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Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Tass
Israel
Rocky
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford Administration
Rockefeller
Harry
Nowalk
St. Mary
Pleasant Street
Huron County Airport Authority
Wakeman Townline Road
Stackhouses
Ohio State University
Western Reserve High School
Howard Collier
Toledo
Gordon Peltier
Donald Cook
Bexley
Denver White
Athens
James Duerk
Marysville
Helen Evans
Clifford Reich
Westerville
Department of Liquor Control
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Department of Natural Resources
Richard D. Jackson
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