Elderly Housing Proposed in Norwalk by Morrison Co
Jack A. Morrison Building Co plans 65 one bedroom apartments for the HMHA in a 45 acre site north of Washington Street and east of Rose Avenue. The project called Firelands Village may expand. zoning hearing set while bids open.
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Norwalk
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
HMHA
Jack A. Morrison
Firelands Village
Shipley
Mansfield
Jack A. Morrison Co
Cleveland
Halmar Construction Co
Halmar
City Council
Woodlawn Avenue
Harris Street
Man Jumps From Staten Island Apartment After Standoff
A man armed with a shotgun barricaded himself in a Staten Island apartment overnight. He jumped six stories to escape police after tear gas was deployed and the entry was made. He survived with critical injuries. police say he fired at officers and negotiations continued by phone.
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New York
UPI
Robert Higgins
Staten Island
Higgins
Staten Island Hospital
John Nemeth
Nemeth
Late Burst Predicted For Christmas Shopping Across Stores
United Press International reports mixed retail signals as executives from Gimbels Macy's Strawbridge and Clothier Sakowitz Cain Sloan Rich's and Sears discuss in late December. Some expect a strong finish despite slow start while others warn a flat season with cautious spending.
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John Lesar
United Press International
New York
Gimbel
Macy’s
Philadelphia
Strawbridge and Clothier Department Store
Sakowitz
Houston
Terry McDonald
Cain-Sloan Department Store
Nashville
Tenn
McDonald
Ann Berg
Rich’s Department Stores
Library Holiday Closures and New Story Hours
Norwalk Public Library will close December 24 25 31 and January 1 for holidays. The children’s department opens at 9 30 during school vacation. New story hour sessions begin Tuesday January 7 and Thursday January 9 at 10 a m. Buckingham Palace trims New Year celebration due to a stay at an eight bedroom Sandringham farmhouse while renovations occur at Sandringham House.
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Norwalk
London
UPI
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham House
Retired officer cites forgotten Kennedy shooting report
Former Sgt. Paul Shraga told KMPC he arrived at the Ambassador Hotel after Kennedy was shot and heard a couple claim two shooters. He says his two hour broadcast description and official reports vanished and were not pursued in the Sirhan Sirhan case. District Attorney Busch declined to reopen the case, citing no new ballistics.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Paul Shraga
KMPC
Ambassador Hotel
Kennedy
Sheaga
Shraga
Allard Lowenstein
New York
Lowenstein
Joseph Busch
Manager Admits Theft at Local Supermarket
Paul Hippler Jr the manager of T A Thrift T Mart Collins pleaded guilty to stealing several cases of Dow Gard Anti Freeze from Tracy and Avery Inc. He was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended for two years on good behavior, plus court costs.
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Paul Hippler, Jr
Collins
Thrif- T-Mart
Tracy and Avery, Inc
Hippler
Dow Gard
Man Pedals 34 Miles Daily to Earn Living
Boris Silers, 53, pedals about 17 miles to his yard work job in Montgomery and walks part of the way home. He has done this for 26 years, supporting his family with lawn care, bought a bike in 1965 for 60 dollars, and relies on word of mouth as he has no telephone or reliable transit. Silers plans to keep working with no retirement in sight.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Boris Silers
Siler
Silers
Coal Pile Fire Destroys Hatchery Remnant
NEW LONDON volunteers responded to a 9 30 p m Saturday blaze at the Mildred Weekly home on North Main Street where a rear coal pile burned near the hatchery building that burned last fall. About 800 gallons of water were used to put out the fire and no property damage was reported. Two local individuals, Joseph G Kramer and George T Hutton, faced speeding waivers.
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New London
Mildred
North Main Street
al Walters
Durkin Concedes After Long NH Recount Battle
Democrat John Durkin ends his bid for the U S Senate in New Hampshire after an 11 month recount fight that saw Republican Louis C. Wyman emerge as the likely winner. Durkin estimated spending 25000 on legal fees and faced court bids to halt or overturn results as Ballot Law Commission neared a final decision.
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Stewart Powell
Concord
N.H
UPI
John Durkin
Marble State House
Louis C. Wyman
Durkin
Senate
Wyman
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Meldrin Thomson
Thomson
Republican Executive Council
Cleveland Newspapers Resume Publication After Strike
The Plain Dealer resumes with a 64 page Sunday edition while the Cleveland Press also returns after a six week shutdown. The Newspaper Guild settles for a three year contract with a top scale minimum of 362 dollars per week for reporters in the final year. Guild margins were 108 94 for the Plain Dealer and 129 112 for the Press.
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Cleveland
UPI
Newspaper Guild
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press
Plain Dealer Guild
Press Guild
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Burton
French
Riviera
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Man
Amble Peeples
Amble
Homestead
Fla
Sandringham
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Prince Andrew
Prince Edward
Spinello
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sirhan
San Quentin
Mayor’s Court
Joseph G. Kramer
Sandusky
George T. Hutton
Woodlawn Ave
GOP
Ballot Law Commission
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