Man Found Alive After 2 Days In Rubble
Frank Carbonara a 68 year old hospital chef survived 60 hours beneath a San Fernando Veterans Hospital sink after a 6.5 magnitude quake. He escaped with broken bones in his hands and a bruised chest. The quake killed 40 of 59 known victims at the hospital and damaged buildings across a 40 mile area. The San Fernando dam area saw residents return as danger subsided while schools partly reopened and repairs continued.
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Los Angeles
UPI
San Fernando Veterans Hospital
Frank Carbonara
Carbonara
San Fernando Valley
Temblor
Slim Ingerson
Inglewood
Calif
Jenny Ketcham
van Norman
JoAnn Carbonara
Frank
Veteran’s Hospital
Rose
New U S regulations curb sale and use of explosives
Washington reports new rules tighten control on explosives to prevent terrorist bombings. Rex R Davis of the IRS notes most buyers previously faced no limits. The rules also affect even a farmer dynamiting a stump.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Rex R. Davis
Internal Revenue Service
Apollo 14 crew returns home to boisterous welcome
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 14 commander Alan Shepard and crew members Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitchell receiving a jubilant homecoming after landing at Ellington Air Force Base. The trio thanked flight controllers for overcoming multiple minor in mission issues during the lunar voyage.
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Edgar D. Mitchell
Ellington Air Force Base
British tax loophole closes on hot pants shorts
London officials announce a change in February closing a loophole that allowed tax free sale of fashionable hot pants marketed as children's shorts. The new rule adds measurements to distinguish taxable hot pants from children's underwear.
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London
UPI
Customs and Excise
Masters Johnson secretly wed in Arkansas
Sex researchers Dr. William H. Masters and Mrs. Virginia Johnson quietly married about a month ago in Fayetteville Arkansas, a report cited by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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ST. Louis
UPI
William H. Masters
Virginia Johnson
Fayetteville
Ark
Weather and notices from Norwalk area
Occasional rain likely changing to light snow and colder today with highs in the upper 30s. Mostly cloudy with a 70 percent chance of precipitation today, then 40 percent tonight and 30 percent Saturday with snow flurries possible. Birth notices list a Norwalk boy and a Norwalk girl, while deaths include several area residents.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Considers Parking Rate Hike For Downtown Growth
Norwalk officials debate raising downtown parking rates to fund new spaces. The plan hinges on revenue from meters and bonds funding a Main Street lot and potential double deck options, with opposition tied to adding spaces.
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Norwalk
Council
Allan Hakes
Frederick Waugh
George F. Linn
Third Ward
First Ward
Morgan Jones
Streets Committee
Main Street
NADC
Thomas Sommers
Saunders-Silver
Cleveland
Sommers
Domenic Coletta
Milan Honors Wallrabenstein as Man of the Year
John Russell Wallrabenstein longtime Milan board of education clerk is named Man of the Year at the Milan Chamber of Commerce banquet. The surprise presentation came as mayor Glenn Rockwell announced the honor while Wallrabenstein was at a Rod and Gun Club meeting. Wallrabenstein a 27 year veteran, active in 4 H and Farm Bureau, and a church Sunday School teacher, accepted with humility.
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Janet Conway
Evelyn Gilbert
Milan
Glenn Rockwell
Milan Chamber of Commerce
John Russell Wallrabenstein
Board of Education
Rockwell
Wallrabenstein
Marjorie
Laura
John
Jim
University of Hawaii
Ohio State University
Erie County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee
National Farmers Organization
The
Agricultural Marketing Association
Farm Bureau
United Church of Christ
Oxford Township
Richard J. Connelly
St. Colman’s Church
Washington Court House
Father Connelly
Cleveland Browns
Former Norwalk Fire Chief Lohman Dies at 64
William L. Lohman Norwalks first full time fire chief died Thursday at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital at age 64. He served 37 years with the Norwalk Fire Department including 16 years as chief and suffered emphysema linked to a 1959 drug store fire. He retired in 1964 and later lived in Arizona before returning to Norwalk. He is survived by his widow Johanna a daughter Delores Reineck a son Ernest nine grandchildren and a sister. Funeral services are 3 p.m. Monday at Kubach Smith Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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William L. Lohman
Norwalk
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lohman
Wooster St
Cleveland
Lohman
National Guard
Johanna
Delores Reineck
Ernest
Keene
New Hampshire
Viola Rhodehamel
Elyria
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
P.J. Garcia
Woodlawn Cemetery
Milan fireman dies on ambulance run after heart attack
Milan fireman Robert E. Koch died Thursday morning while riding in an ambulance en route to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with a patient. He collapsed from a heart attack as Chief Charles Fisher and Richard Obermiller aided him. Koch, 38, service manager at Dorr Chevrolet, had 16 years with the department.
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Milan
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Robert E. Koch
Koch
Whittlesey Avenue
Charles Fisher
Richard Obermiller
Fisher
Obermiller
Dorr Chevrolet
Robert Violet
Elmwood Park
Ill
President's Day Sale Offers Free Downtown Parking
Downtown Norwalk shoppers get free off street parking Monday as 21 merchants join the first annual President's Day Sale from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Prices will drop up to 50 percent on selected items.
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Norwalk
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
St Paul High Closes as Flu Absences Rise
St Paul High School closed its doors after a Thursday decision amid large absences from a flu outbreak. The grade school also shut, while Norwalk schools plan only a Monday closure for President's Day. Two St Paul basketball games scheduled for the weekend will be played as planned. Father Gerald Stein noted about 90 high school absences.
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St. Paul
Gerald Stein
Norwalk High School
Norwalk
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