Lukens to file petitions to run for governor in 1974
State Sen. Donald E. Lukens said he will file nominating petitions within five days to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in 1974 after a secretary of state ruling blocked his candidacy for five years. His attorney has not decided whether to challenge in court.
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U S and North Vietnam Agree on Joint Aid Commission
Washington and Hanoi announced the creation of a joint economic commission to oversee postwar rebuilding in North Vietnam using U S dollars. The communique stressed cordial relations and continued adherence to the cease fire, with periodic exchanges to ensure implementation. Kissinger remained in Hanoi after talks then traveled to Hong Kong.
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Weather turns wintry with snow in Norwalk forecast
Becoming colder tonight with rain changing to snow. Low in the mid to upper 20s. Cloudy and windy Thursday with snow flurries likely. High in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Precipitation probabilities 100 percent today, 80 percent tonight, 60 percent Thursday. Winds shift from southeast today to north northwest tonight. Sunrise 7 22 a m. Sunset 5 59 p m. Moonrise 3 16 p m Moonset 5 27 a m. Births list two Norwalk newborns at FT Hospital. Marriage license filed for Risner and Jordan in Willard. Deaths: four residents including Roe M Jacobs and Eva J Wood.
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Jaycees Plan A Hot Line To Aid Venereal Disease Info
Norwalk Jaycees announce a venereal disease and drug abuse hot line to answer questions and refer people to physicians or clergymen. President Charles Furey says local doctors and ministers support the project and volunteers will study relevant information. Hours would be publicized and secret details pending.
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Ohio Judge Rules Abortion Restrictions Unconstitutional
UPI reports Judge Joseph P. Kinneary ruled Ohio statutes banning abortions unconstitutional citing U S Supreme Court decisions. The Ohio ACLU filed suit for a 23 year old unnamed woman eight weeks pregnant identified as Mary Doe seeking a legal abortion and protection from criminal prosecution.
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Thomas M. Hughes
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Monroeville Votes Again On Tax Plan May Ballot
Monroeville council decides to put a 5.4 mill operating levy and a possible 1 percent income tax to voters in May. If defeated again, the council will push for an income tax. New village salaries rise about 3.5 percent retroactive to Jan 1, with police chief and several superintendents listed at $721.35 and related grade pay scales shown.
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Monroeville
Willard Officials Endorse Police Chief Despite Tensions
City officials backed Chief Jack L. Fryman after a psychologist’s report found a personality conflict within the Willard Police Department. The study suggested improvements, including schedules and training, but found no grounds for firing. Fryman is now certified and reforms progress with higher wages and staffing still debated.
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Jack L. Fryman
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William F. Moore
Tiffin
Wilcox Taylor
James L. Slosser
Frank Ludban
Kenneth Sommers
Michael G. Orenic
Franklin D. Eckstein
Eckstein
Moore
Slosser
Toledo
Flags Raised to Full Staff for Returning POWs
President Nixon ordered American flags to full staff today to honor returning prisoners of war after a telephone talk with Lady Bird Johnson widow of Lyndon B. Johnson. The flags had been at half staff during a 30 day mourning period for Johnson who died January 22 in Texas.
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Norwalk Jaycees name George Schild Man of the Year
George Schild owner of Schild's IGA on Milan Avenue was named the 1973 Man of the Year by the Norwalk Jaycees at Bosses Night at the Ramada Inn. James Souslin praised Schild for a 1 percent cash register tape donation policy to local churches and youth groups, started 16 years ago.
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Norwalk
George Schild
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Jaycees
Ramada Inn
James Souslin
Schild
Christie Lane
IGA
Milan Avenue
Monroeville
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