Mosher schedules three listening sessions in 13th District
Congressman Charles A. Mosher will host listening sessions Thursday at Huron County Courthouse 2 to 4 PM and Sandusky County Courthouse Fremont 10 AM to 12:30 PM, then Friday at his Lorain district office 10:30 AM to 5 PM. Norwalk Republican Club meets tonight at 8 PM with Republican candidates and precinct committeemen invited.
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Charles A. Mosher
13Th Congressional District
Huron County
Sandusky County
Fremont
Lorain
Norwalk Republican Club
Columbia Gas Co
Navy uses underwater gear in search for Eastern Air Lines crash
The Navy and Coast Guard deployed underwater television cameras and sonar as divers prepared to locate the fuselage of an Eastern Air Lines plane that crashed off Jones Beach Monday night with 84 aboard.
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New York
UPI
Navy
Eastern Air Lines
Jones Beach
Coast Guard
Willard Girl Scout Cookie Star Says She Will Retire
Willard hosts the annual cookie sale February 13 to 22. Linda Kathleen Stout 12 has sold 931 boxes over three years and says it is time for another to lead the drive. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hollie Stout of 929 Myrtle Ave.
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Willard
Linda Kathleen Stout
Linda
Daugher
Mrs. Hollie Stout
Myrtle Ave
Weather and births notice from Fou The Reroud
Partly cloudy and mild with wind, cooler tonight. highs in 40s. Birth announcements list two girls for Beekman and Oswalt and a boy for Dr. Philip Bently at Wakeman with full addresses and family names.
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William Beekman
Norwood
James Oswalt
Chatham
Philip Bently
Wakeman
PEP Tax Bill Prompts House Education Committee Hearing
Ohio House Education Committee opens hearings on the PEP bill to raise the state sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. The Ohio Council for Education backs the measure with 100000 signatures while opponents include AFL-CIO, the Democratic party platform, and the Ohio Farm Bureau. Governor Rhodes pledges no new taxes, and OCE threatens a November ballot if the bill fails.
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Columbus
UPI
House
Ohio Council For Education
OCE
B. A. Broughton
R-Chardon
The
Ohio Education Association
Ohio Afl-Cio
Democratic Party
Ohio Farm Bureau
James A. Rhodes
Norwalk Board Hints New Levy and Pay Scale Changes
The Norwalk Board of Education Tuesday discussed a proposed four mill operating levy for nine years to cover a projected deficit into 1966 and a four mill permanent improvement levy for replacing the old Pleasant Street school. The board also adopted a new teacher salary schedule aiming to raise starting pay and compress top salaries, with potential amendments depending on state action for a $200 across the board raise. Joseph T. Williamson of Oberlin was hired as full-time clerk treasurer, replacing the resigning William Wilkinson.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Sturgis R. Corbin
Carbin
Cargin
Corbin
Rhodes
Joseph T. Williamson
Oberlin
William Wilkinson
Viet Cong Destroy Billet in Qui Nhon Killing and Damage
UPI reports a Viet Cong attack on a four story billet in Qui Nhon left heavy casualties. 40 Americans housed there with 60 enlisted, 20 away. seven wounded found, death toll uncertain, and the blast implied widespread fighting across South Vietnam with other incidents including Pleiku and air raid responses.
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Saigon
UPI
Qui Nhon
U.S
Viet Nam
Pleiku
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
Norwalk board asked to rethink Christmas pageants and spring exhibits
Board member Paul Miller urged re evaluation of elementary Christmas pageants and spring exhibits after a letter from Mrs Roy Cooper. Cooper criticized supervisor Mozelle Adams report and objections at the December meeting, urging that pageants limit teacher absences and boost creative student participation.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Paul Miller
Roy Cooper
Cooper
Mozelle Adams
Extensive Repairs Needed In Rec Facilities Second In A Series
Norwalk spends about 25000 dollars yearly from its tax money on recreation, mainly salaries and fuel. Recreation Director Tom Butler says there is almost no capital improvement funds and a gym floor in poor condition would consume half the annual budget. Vandalism, wear and tear, and unpaid repainting and pool upgrades highlight ongoing funding gaps.
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Norwalk
Tom Butler
Butler
Recreation Center
Recreation Department
Recreation
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Moscow
Abel
Pittsburgh
I.W. Abel
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
USW
McDonald
PEP
Bill
Ohio
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Madison
Wis
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