Ford vetoes six point two billion public works bill
President Ford vetoed a 6.2 billion public works bill aimed at creating 600,000 jobs calling it election year pork. House override risk looms as leaders plan a Thursday vote. A separate Ohio ruling deemed a narcotics dog sniff reasonable in a Columbus case involving Leon R. Elkins. Sal Mineo was stabbed to death outside his Hollywood residence. Lottery numbers released for Ohio and Spirit of 76 drawings.
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Weather Clears With Colder Nights In Wakeman Area
Clearing and colder tonight with lows in the low to mid 20s and a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Sunny Saturday with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Light variable winds tonight. Sunrise 7 25 a m sunset 5 58 p m. Marriage license for Richard A Blair and Debra A Paramore in Wakeman at home. Births include a girl for Russelle Jesse and wife in Norwalk and a girl for Michael Metzger and wife in Willard area. Deaths listed: Ethel Smith Daniels 84 of Sandusky and Dorothy M Francis 41 of Greenwich.
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Norwalk
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Sandusky
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Greenwich
Norwalk Board weighs Saturday makeup days for bomb threat closures
A survey shows 84.9 percent oppose Saturday makeup with comments about jobs, Easter makeups, and conflicts with sports. A minority of 15.1 percent support Saturday makeups or question legality. Voters are urged to call a number to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Damschroder: A Fremont Pilot in Ohio House
Gene Damschroder, 54, a Fremont legislator and pilot, walks from the State Office Tower to the Ohio House. His career is marked by factional minority status and stalled bills including ending the January Martin Luther King holiday, abolishing the lieutenant governor post, and a punitive sterilization proposal.
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Damschroder Calls for Quick Solutions and Tough Measures
A regional leader argues for prevention over cure and urges cap punishment to deter crime. He criticizes prison spending and pay practices, proposes a shorter legislative work cycle, and contrasts Ohio with Chile on budget efficiency. The talk leaves listeners awaiting a punch line.
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Mayors and Prosecutors: Ohio House Bid and County Race
Republican Richard Rench announced a bid for the 72nd Ohio House seat amid a PUCO hearing on utility charges. Democratic William Owens circulates prosecutor petitions and weighs a second term. Assistant Richard Hauser also seeks the prosecutor post, as Fegen eyes a rival run.
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Ford ends first White House year with 1239 in bank
President Ford filed a financial statement showing a net worth of 323489 with more than 250000 earned from 1966 to 1974 and taxes exceeding 115000 expected for 1975. Officials cited rising property values in Virginia Colorado and Michigan as the main cause of the gain.
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Bomb Rips Hearst Estate at San Simeon Cottage
A large bomb damaged the Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument near San Simeon California ripping a west cottage wall. Randolf Hearst Jr and Catherine Hearst blame maniacs tied to the Symbionese Liberation Army for the attack aimed at Patty Hearst.
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Clerk-Treasurer Clarifies $251,000 Village Books Error
Joyce Marsh said she was quoted incorrectly in a Reflector report about a $251,000 bookkeeping mistake in New London. Marsh noted the error was attributed to a former clerk, not current administration.
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Joyce Marsh
Misquoted Treasurer Deflects Blame in Audit Findings
Kitty Damron says no single person is to blame for the financial issue. Mrs. Marsh adds that auditors reviewed the figures and council members approved the accounts, emphasizing collective responsibility.
Norwalk High Faces Shelby In Tonight's Varsity Showdown
Norwalk High meets Shelby at the Me High Gym tonight. The junior varsity game starts at 6 45 PM.
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