Lindsay Declares Presidential Candidacy in Miami
Mayor John V. Lindsay announced his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination at a Miami news conference. He attacked the Nixon administration and urged a chief executive familiar with America’s problems, noting his 50 years and history as a New York City mayor and former Republican.
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UPI
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America
Washington
New York
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Congress
Spiro T. Agnew
Republican Party
Dawson's Buys Anne's in Bellevue Store
Dawson's of Norwalk acquires Anne's in Bellevue a women's shop since 1924. Former owners Mr and Mrs Charles Schmid pass control to Robert Hammersmith now set to manage Anne's with remodeling and increased inventory at 118 E Main St Bellevue.
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Dawson's of
Norwalk
Anne’s
Bellevue
Tore
Charles Schmid
Dawson
Robert Hammersmith
Wlkr Radio
Anne's
E. Main St
Son of Norwalk Couple Promoted to Second Lieutenant
Lt Gary T Wetherill of the USMC earned a BA from Baldwin Wallace College Berea and was commissioned as second lieutenant in Cleveland He is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Wetherill 32 Homewood Dr and is married to Joni Guthriel of Berea The couple left for Quantico VA for Officer Training School He joined the Marines in December 1970.
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United States Marine Corps
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Cleveland
Melvin Wetherill
Homewood Dr
Joni Guthriel
Wetherill
Quantico
Marines
No Draft Likely in Early 1972 Says Laird
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird says the United States is unlikely to call up draftees in January March 1972. The statement came as debates over the draft and Vietnam policy continue in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Amtrak Bill Exceeds Ohio Loss Estimate
Henry W. Eckhart of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio said Amtrak billed Ohio $639,114 for eight months of rail service, higher than prior estimates. He noted a September prediction of $709,000 for 12 months and said Ohio will seek itemized proof of losses before payment. The rate totals $960,000 yearly. Talks with Amtrak aim to resolve questions and reach an agreement.
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Columbus
UPI
Henry W. Eckhart
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Amtrak
Eckhart
Ohio
PUCO
Man Who Lived For Others Dies in Columbus
William H. Knapp 85 died at University Hospital after four years of secret charity funding church and orphans from earnings of a landfill business and salvaged material. He gave $100 to $200 monthly, sometimes eating pet food to save more for others.
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Columbus
UPI
William H. Knapp
Knapp
Jessie Barton
University Hospital
Harry Meyers
First Pentecostal Church
Meyers
Expanded unemployment benefits to include state workers
About 250000 more persons will become eligible for unemployment benefits next year, including 75000 state employees. The inclusion of state workers is mandatory while coverage for other public employees is optional. Also new eligibles include nonprofit and charitable workers, college staff, and private firms with at least one worker.
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Columbus
UPI
Beman Pound
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Owner of Hotel Taeyongak Charged Over Fatal Fire
Seoul authorities charged Kim Yong San and seven others including three city officials over the Christmas Day blaze at Hotel Taeyongak. Investigators allege professional negligence improper construction and failure to inspect. The 22 story luxury hotel lacked emergency isolation and proper fire escapes and operated without final governor approval.
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Seoul
UPI
Taeyongak
Kim Yong San
Four Teens Rescue Infant From House Fire
Four teenaged boys saved six month old Annette Oskins during a Monday house fire. Fire Chief credited Terry Wilson Ken Robey Paul Ward and John Johnson with taking the child from a second floor window to safety as the mother Mrs Sue Oskins and child were trapped in a smoke filled room above the kitchen. The mother jumped to the ground and survived.
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Columbus
UPI
Sue Oskins
Annette
Oskins
Terry Wilson
Ken Robey
Paul Ward
John Johnson
Five EHOVE students suspended after Monroeville High row
Five EHOVE Monroeville students were suspended after a disturbance at Monroeville High School during a Christmas assembly. Principal Marion Waits and Superintendent Albert Holb met with the students and parents. suspensions were reduced from ten to four days each.
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Ehove Joint Vocational School
Monroeville High School
Marion Waits
Albert Holb
L Monroeville
EHOVE
Waits
Livestock Market Highlights and Prices
A quick round up shows cattle and hog prices with open, high, low and close figures. Traders note daily changes and season trends as buyers and sellers monitor season’s highs and lows.
Home Savings and Loan Company Shareholders Meeting Notice
The Annual Shareholders meeting will be held Tuesday January 18 1972 at 7 00 PM at the office of the company 16 East Main Street Norwalk Ohio. Directors will be elected and proposed changes to Articles of Incorporation Constitution and Bylaws will be considered along with any other business.
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Home Savings and Loan Company
East Main Street
Norwalk
Ohio
Malaysia renames large mental hospital Garden of Happiness
Kuala Lumpur reports Malaysia's largest mental hospital at Tanjong Rambutan, 100 miles north of here, has been renamed Garden of Happiness Hospital. The facility formerly known as Central Mental Hospital will carry the new designation effective immediately.
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Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Malaysia
Tanjong Rambutan
Here
Garden of Happiness Hospital
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