Bills Make Walt Patulski No. 1 Pick in 1972 Draft
Notre Dame defensive end Walt Patulski was selected first overall by the Buffalo Bills. Other top choices included Tom Darden to the Browns, Sherman White to the Bengals, Lionel Antoine to the Bears, Bobby Moore to the St. Louis Cardinals, Riley Odoms to the Broncos, Greg Sampson to the Oilers, Willie Buchanon to Green Bay, Royce Smith to New Orleans, and Jerome Barkum to the Jets.
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Joe Carnicelli
UPI
New York
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Buffalo Bills
Patulski
Liverpool
N.Y
Fighting Irish
Leon Hart
Cleveland Browns
Tom Darden
Cincinnati Bengals
Sherman White
California
White
Chicago
New York Giants
Lionel Antoine
Southern Illinois
Antoine
Salukis
St. Louis
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Moore
Denver Broncos
Riley Odoms
University of Houston
Odoms
Baltimore
John Mackey
Houston
Greg Sampson
Stanford
Sampson
Green Bay
Willie Buchanon
San Diego State
Buchanon
New Orleans
Royce Smith
Georgia
Smith
New York Jets
Jerome Barkum
Jackson State
Barkum
Detroit
Len Barney
Reagan attacks welfare reform plan as giant step toward welfare state
California Governor Ronald Reagan testified against the House backed Family Assistance Plan calling the guaranteed income feature a threat to welfare reform. Senator Ribicoff expressed reservations as well. In Cleveland, Mayor Perk questioned a brother in law’s $16 700 salary for buildings superintendent. Nixon urged prayers at the National Prayer Breakfast and spoke of building a new peace structure with God on his side.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Nixon
Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Cleveland
Ralph Perk
Cleveland Press
Frank Gagliardi
Perk
Gagliardi
Peking
Moscow
United States
Ohio braces for measles outbreak in March and April
Columbus health official warns parents to immunize children aged one to five now as an anticipated measles wave nears. Dr John H Ackerman notes the outbreak may be less severe than last year despite prior deaths and thousands of cases in the previous winter.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
State Health Department
John H. Ackerman
Department
Bureau of Preventive Medicine
Weather forecast and notices from Norwalk area
Cloudy with a chance of snow tonight and snow likely Wednesday. highs in the upper 20s to lower 30s, lows tonight in the 20s. Winds southwest to west today, becoming easterly tonight. Marriage license issued for David A. Simpson and Cheryl Grimm both of Willard. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Max Mullins of Willard a son. Death: Mrs Hester M Trevise 77 of Willard.
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Norwalk
Westinghouse weighs future of portable appliance unit
Westinghouse Inc evaluates options for its portable product line with a possible plant closure in Norwalk which employs 70 workers. The Norwalk plant opened in 1964 and makes hair dryers and related items while managers consider continuing, expanding with cost cuts, or exiting the business. City officials plan to urge keeping the Norwalk plant open amid broader local talks on municipal utility sales.
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Westinghouse, Inc
Norwalk
North Hester Street
Westinghouse
Robert Hershner
Wayne Goodsite
Herbert Krogh
Hershner
Monroeville Names Third Superintendent Resigning
Monroeville school superintendent Albert Holb resigned on Monday effective July 31 after serving since 1966. He plans to stay in public education though he said he has no new job. Holb is the third administrator to resign this year, with high school principal Marion Waits and elementary principal Delbert South also stepping down.
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Monroeville
Albert Holb
Marion Waits
Delbert South
County Board of Education
Holb
Norwalk
Three candidates file petitions for county offices
Independent Robert Timman seeks county commissioner starting 1973 with 700 signatures for a fall bid. Democrat Clayton Bick and Republican Edward Spoerr file for commissioner and treasurer respectively. Farley withdraws from sheriff race backing Sheriff Borgia.
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Timman
Rick
Spoerr File
Farley
Board of Elections
Robert Timman
Clayton F. Bick
Norwalk
Edward
Norwalk Names Lenna Finch City Hall Office Manager
Lenna Finch, 47, is named office manager for Norwalk City Hall, overseeing executive offices and directing clerical work in the mayor and service director's offices. She fills one of five new positions from the Haskins & Sells study and continues her current salary temporarily. Frank Mayle also assumes duties as deputy treasurer.
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Lenna Finch
Norwalk
Haskins & Sells
Miss Finch
Harold Finch
Whittlesey Ave
Frank
Bud) Mayle
Don Davis
Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc
Rotary Printing Co
Wayne Goodsite
Jane Schauss
Goodsite
Police Department
Huron County Tax Deadlines Updated by Auditor Reed
Huron County residents learn personal property taxes are not due until April 30. Auditor Kenneth W. Reed announced the extension, noting the new deadline and urging taxpayers to file by then.
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Huron County
Kenneth W. Reed
Fire Destroys Home. Family Away Prevents Tragedy
A Clarkfield family woke to smoke at their home near Ohio 18 after spending the night elsewhere. A wall heater in the basement started the fire, which spread to the bathroom. three dogs died and damage is over 10 000 dollars. The Manns escaped with help from husband Bill who broke a bedroom window to rescue the pets.
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Bill Mann
Roxanne
Clarksfield
Mann
Ohio
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Darden
Michigan
Sandusky
Ohio State
OSU
Woody Hayes
Ken Aspromonte
Cleveland Indians
Sheraton
Cleveland Hotel
David A. Simpson
Willard
Cheryl Grimm
Max Mullins
Hester M. Trevise
Jacob Twerski
Milwaukee
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Michael
Shloime
Denver
Motel
Shea
Spoerr
Lawrence A. Farley
John Borgia
Borgia
Suhr Kitchens
Hug Concrete Paving
Bick
Huron County Association of Township Trustees
State Trustees’ Association
Stoutenburg
Lee's Grill
City Hall
Mayle
Robert Mack
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