Second Ward Democrats seek council post applications
Second ward Democrats pursue Melvin Shipley’s successor with Mack to process applications. Deadline Jan 9. Candidates submit letters and resumes to Mack, then face committee interviews. Also, a 10 year old newspaper boy chased a thief who took his $28 to $30 moneybag outside Jo and Ed's Carryout in Norwalk.
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Melvin Shipley
Gene Mack
Benedict Ave
John Hogsett
Huron County Democratic Central Committee
Mack
Paul W. Robinson
James Smith
Hogsett
Second Ward
Shipley
Eugene Boes
Lorain Journal
Norwalk
Clifton
Hester
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk Landfill to close New Year Day
Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced the Norwalk City Landfill will close Jan 1 when the new municipal trash service ordinance takes effect. City refuse will be taken to the Huron County Landfill. The mayor may seek council approval to open a limited city site for brush and limbs if sanitary controls are met. No garbage would be allowed.
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Norwalk City
Wayne Goodsite
Huron County
Goodsite
Norwalk City Tax Returns Due For Final 1940 Filing
Two thousand final tax returns will be mailed by Norwalk's City Income Tax Department on Wednesday. Returns must be filed by residents who work in cities without municipal tax, those with rental income, and all businesses.
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Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
Courthouse Shooting Ends in Death of Stepdaughter
In Sandusky Erie County Auditor’s office a 52 year old man Charles Bender shot his stepdaughter Mary V. Bender 29 then killed himself with a .32 caliber pistol. Mrs. Bender was in critical condition at Lorain Community Hospital. A deputy auditor Wilbur Braun was present and sedated after the incident.
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Sandusky
Erie County
Charles Bender
Erie County Auditor’s Office
Mary V. Bender
Bender
Lorain Community Hospital
Wilbur Braun
Braun
Arnold Ziemke
Orth
First Christian Church
Toledo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Erie County Conservation League
Liquor Permit Processed As Applicants Withdraw
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control notes a D-5 request from Robert A. and James J. Berry for Club 730 in Bronson Township. The Berry brothers, once operating the Elks Country Club dining room, have abandoned the plan and say they are no longer interested in the permit. The department kept the file until a renewal opening appeared from a non renewing D-5 holder.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Huron County
Liquor Department
Robert A
James J. Berry
Bronson Township
Berrys
Elks Country Club
Norwalk Road
Elks Club
Weather Summary and Local Notices for Norwalk and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and windy today with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Tonight showers or flurries with lows in the 20s to 30s. Saturday mostly cloudy with a chance of snow flurries and highs in the upper 30s. Marriage license applications list four couples. Birth announced for a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Skistimas at Good Samaritan.
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Norwalk
Campus radicals linked across eras say professor
Michigan State University scholar Henry J. Silverman told the American Historical Association that 1960s campus radicals grew from 1930s radicals. He cited shared targets, antiwar action, and Marxist leanings, noting the 1930s had an economic base while the 1960s had a moral base.
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San Francisco
Calif
UPI
Michigan
Silverman
Gas Stations to Face 20 Percent Fuel Cut Under New Rules
Energy director William Simon announced regulations taking effect January 15 that will allocate fuel with stations at the bottom of the priority list. He warned of a 20 percent shortfall nationwide, with essential services first and private cars last.
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Washington
UPI
William Simon
Simon
Federal Register
Cbs-Tv Morning News
Nixon Reconsiders Public Release of Watergate Tapes
Washington report says President Nixon will not publish transcripts or summaries of Watergate tapes. The White House will withhold materials from the Senate committee, releasing only to the House Judiciary Committee. Advisers fear public conclusion of presidential involvement in a cover up.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Washington Post
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Senate
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
John Tower
R-Tex
Congress
the Post
Taxpayers Underwrite Cheap Meals For Brass
A UPI survey finds nearly $2 million yearly in tax funds subsidizes elite military dining rooms. Admirals’ meals at the Pentagon go for about $2.10, with 23 messes worldwide. Overhead and labor costs are covered by tax dollars, while civilians question benefits for high-ranking officers. Regular Navy and Air Force luncheons run around $1.40 to $1.50, with deluxe options at higher prices.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Globe
Armed Services
House
Army General Officers
Marine Corps
Air Force
Navy
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Man
Norwalk High
Pam Bergstedt
Brenda Friend
Brenda
Trucker Girls
St. Paul
Mary Kay Wiedemann
Huron County Heart Association
Jerry L. Smith
Irma Lees
Daniel R. David
Bellevue
Sharon D. McFaddin
Richard W. James
Charlotte
Mich
Beverly A. Verhoff
Terry Skistimas
Christie Ave
Good Samaritan
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