Ohio confronts arson surge as experts map crackdown
About half of Ohio fires this year are arson fueling a $100 million annual property loss. Fire chiefs and insurance officials urge public awareness, stronger interagency cooperation, expanded arson-detecting training, and more federal funding to professionalize investigators.
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Rick van Sant
Cincinnati
UPI
Eugene L. Jewell
Ohio
Joseph Bachtler
National Fire Prevention & Control Administration
Bachtler
Bert Lugannani
Jewell
Ohio House Overrides Rhodes Veto On Jury Pay Bill
The Ohio House 81 to 10 with 21 votes to spare overrode Gov. Rhodes veto of a bill raising daily jury pay from 3 to 12 dollars and mileage from 5 to 10 cents. The measure sets juror pay at up to 12 dollars and marks a rare consecutive veto override in the session.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
James A. Rhodes
House
Senate
Ohio Senate
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Sandusky
Robert
Senate approves seven month daylight saving bill
The Senate passed a measure to extend daylight saving time to seven months, 70 to 23, sending it to the House. If enacted before March 14, the extra month of fast time aims to save energy and cut traffic accidents and street crime.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
House
Pipeline On Schedule as Alaska Oil Project Near Finish
Congressional auditors say the 6.4 billion Trans Alaska oil pipeline is expected to finish on schedule by July 1 next year. The General Accounting Office noted the project is three weeks behind as of November 30 but does not expect this delay to affect the completion date.
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Washington
UPS
Congressional
General Accounting Office
McGuckin
Donald Hohler
Columbus Fire Laboratory
Massillon
Norwalk
Ministerial Association
Salvation Army Church
First United Methodist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
St. Paul Episcopal
Salvation Army
Uron Nr
William W. Owens
Weather and notices from the record day
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the low to mid 30s Fair Friday with highs in the low 50s The probability of precipitation is 20 per cent tonight and 10 per cent Friday Marriage license applies for Larry K Findley and Kathleen M Romanko Births include Mr and Mrs Jose Lerma and Rev and Mrs Paul Thornburg Deaths note Ruth P Meyer 77
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Larry K Findley
Bellevue
Kathleen M Romanko
Jose Lerma
Willard
Willard Area
Paul Thornburg
Milan
F-T
Ruth P. Meyer
Norwalk
New Hampshire primary coverage sparks mixed public reaction
Otis PTC surveys show 84.3 percent say the NH primary was overplayed with Ford viewed as unlikely winner after one state. A Norwalk board member faces criticism for revealing contract renewal stance and encourages public vote on a separate issue with phone numbers provided.
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Ford
New Hampshire
Norwalk Board of Education
Dorothy Delianides
Albion V. Gotaas
Johnsons Secret Flight Memoir Reveals Mutinous Sendoff
Washington dispatch recounts Armed Forces Journal claim that Lyndon B. Johnson flew to Fort Bragg to bid farewell to 82nd Airborne troops bound for Vietnam. The men allegedly returned from Vietnam and faced a perceived forced departure, while another group departed on the same mission. Johnson spoke from a flat-bed truck and later departed on Air Force One.
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Washington
UPI
The
Armed Forces Journal
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fort Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne
Vietnam
Johnson
Vieenam
Armedorces
Buckingham Palace denies Margaret Snowdon divorce meeting
London reports quote Buckingham Palace as denying a family conference was held to discuss a divorce for Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon. A palace spokesman said there was no such meeting. Princess Margaret was photographed on Mustique with Roddy Llewellyn during a vacation without Snowdon.
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London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Palace
Germany
Antony Armstrong- Jones
Magaret
Caribbean
Mustique
Roddy Llewellyn
Trial Set In FourYearOld Norwalk Suit Against Stokely Van Camp
The City of Norwalk sues Stokely Van Camp Inc claiming a meter reading error on a six inch line at the plant caused $25 561 in back water and sewer charges from 1965 through 1965 The case seeks $15 978 in water and $9 583 in sewer charges and will be tried in Huron County Common Pleas Court March 16. Charles Sweet, former waste water plant manager, alerted officials to the billing error.
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Norwalk
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Charles
Norwalk High to Stage Three One-Act Plays Tonight
Norwalk High School stages three one-act plays at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. The event is part of a community program featuring student performers and a short awards segment. The notice also mentions the 4 H banquet honoring members with top grades during the summer term at Norwalk Junior.
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Norwalk
Presbyterian Church
Elmer McGuckin
Bratton
Norwalk High School
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Shirley Brown
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Bud Bratton
Steve McPeak
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