Deputies Wives Course Aims to Aid Marriages in Borgia Plan
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia proposes a 40 hour ten week program for wives of deputies to watch films learn self defense work radio jail and assist on emergency calls to better understand their husbands jobs. The idea faces opposition from readers and could expand to other local police wives.
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Rice Reiff
Huron County
John Borgia
Borgia
James Thomson
Smith
National Inquirer
Andover
Pennsylvania
Jay Barnes
Norwalk Rt 250 Bypass eyed in Rhodes gas plan
Ohio leaders discuss extending the Norwalk bypass as part of Gov Rhodes proposed 1.6 billion bond backed road program. U.S. 250 from Milan to Ohio 2 could gain four lanes at 30 million cost. The effort aims to ease Cedar Point traffic and truck flow. Bulganin dies at 79 in Moscow.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Chamber of Commerce Today
James A. Rhodes
Don W. Montgomery
OCC
Kevin Tanzillo
Norwalk
U.S. 250
Milan
Ohio 2
James Rhodes
Ohio
Cedar Point
Jack Kerstetter
Ohio Department of Transportation
Sandusky
Kerstetter
Chamber of Commerce
Gallup Road
Washington Street
Post turns down Susan Ford internship
The Washington Post rejected Susan Ford's photo news journalism internship for the summer saying she did not qualify. Elsie Carper, director of personnel, opened the possibility of a copy aid spot in the photo department and sent a note hoping she would not be disappointed.
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Washington
UPI
The
Washington Post
Susan Ford
Elsie Carper
the Post
Weather and notices for February 25 1975
Weather cloudy tonight and Wednesday with snow flurries possible. Lows in the 20s highs in the 30s with 50 percent then 40 percent precip. Winds SW 15 to 25 mph. Also marriage license, births and deaths listed for local residents including John E. Butts Jr Sherri L Braden Esther M Plough Bernard L Baltes.
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John E. Butts, Jr
Vickery
Sherri L. Braden
Norwalk
Daylight Saving Time debate and local highway funding poll
A 1973 energy crisis era poll asks readers if daylight saving should revert to the April end date and notes a Chamber of Commerce suggestion to use federal community development funds for three local highway projects. Readers are invited to vote by phone before midnight with Yes and No options and sample reasoning.
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Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Caged Near School Sparks Zoning Questions
In Bellevue near Lyme Elementary, a cinderblock shed holds three 200 pound lions 120 yards from the school playground. Principal Victor Griffin seeks county and township zoning checks while owners Dave and wife plan a Midwest tour and a permanent enclosure.
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Bellevue
Lyme
Victor Griffin
Griffin
Dave Chovanic
Chovanic
Lyme School
House Poised to Pass 21.3 Billion Tax Cut With Rebates
The House plans a floor vote on a 21.3 billion tax cut bill offering up to 200 dollars per taxpayer through 1974 tax rebates. A dispute over ending the oil depletion allowance could delay action. Rebates phase out for high earners, with 100 dollars for incomes over 30,000 and 0 for higher tiers.
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Washington
UPI
House
House Democrats
Rules Committee
Witnesses recant in Schaffer armed robbery trial
Two former Norwalk men serving sentences in Marion Correctional Institute testified in the Huron County Common Pleas Court trial of Raymond Schaffer. Gerald Stewart and Thomas Houghtlen admitted lying to Norwalk police about Schaffer’s role while Schaffer faced charges for the June 19 1973 Fast Foods Mart robbery. Emmons described a masked assault with a gun as he locked the store.
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Norwalk
Marion Correctional Institute
Raymond Schaffer
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Schaffer
Fast Foods Mart
Harold Emmons
Gerald Stewart
Thomas Houghtlen
Marion
Houghtlen
Erie County
Houghden
Stewart
Fast Foods
Huron County
Emmons
Coliseum Township Votes to Ban Rock Concerts
Richfield Township zoning commission approved a ban on rock concerts in all commercial zones by a 3-1 vote. The measure targets events at the Coliseum owned by Nick Mileti. Attorney George Mascarino warned the ban would be illegal without a formal definition of a rock concert.
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Richfield, Ohio
UPI
Richfield Township
Richard Crofcot
George Mascarino
Cleveland Sports Impressario
Nick Mileti
Mascarino
Ohio
Board backed candidates win Norwalk hospital trustees seats
Two board backed nominees were elected to the Norwalk City Hospital Association board of trustees defeating a floor candidate. Insurance agent James Ramsey and businessman John R. Gerken won, in a large turnout. Byalws amended to publish all candidate names next year.
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Norwalk City Hospital Association
James Ramsey
John R
Jack) Gerken
Willard Bishman
United Fund
Edward Prack
Harold C. Schultz
Ramsey
Louis G. Frey
J. Raymond Gerken
Paul Carpenter
Bishman
Noma
James Seitz
Seitz
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