Corps Engineer Doubts Sewage Spraying Here Possible
Col. Robert L. Moore of the Buffalo District said the plan to spray Cleveland and Akron treated sewage over cropland in Huron Crawford and Seneca counties is unlikely. He outlined three preliminary options for state officials and urged public comments to be considered in February final reports.
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Robert L. Moore
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Reflector
William Nye
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Ira Whitman
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
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Spitz Engaged to Susan Weiner in Westwood Calif
Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz announced his engagement to Susan Weiner a 20 year old UCLA English major from Westwood. The couple were introduced by their fathers last October after Spitz won seven gold medals at the Munich Games.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mark Spitz
Susan Weiner
Westwood
Calif
Miss Weiner
Ucla
Spitz
Mottl Proposes Tax Bill to End Ohio Joint Return Inequity
State Senator Ronald Mottl of Parma said he will introduce a bill to fix a major inequity in Ohio income tax. Gov. Gilligan warned it would cost the state about 90 million dollars. The issue is the state requirement for working couples to file a joint return if they file jointly with the federal government, which supposedly raises state taxes for some couples.
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Columbus
UPI
Ronald Mottl
Dparma
John J. Gilligan
Mottl
Steubenville Teachers End Strike After New Contract
Two school strikes end as Steubenville teachers ratify a new contract and return to 10 schools closed since Tuesday. In Toledo non teaching staff also end stoppage, while Massillon talks begin to resolve a teachers strike, and Cleveland area non teaching personnel remain on strike.
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United Press International
Steubenville
Toledo
Massillon
Cleveland
Bogus $20 Bills Ring Seizure Nets Five Arrests
Federal state and local agents raided two lakefront cottages at dawn and seized between 7 and 10 million in nearly perfect counterfeit $20 bills. Five people were arrested including Donald Bouton and wife Barbara, Paul Fath and Laurel Fath, and Lee Prevett. A printing press engraving plates and similar paper were also seized along with two cars. The group is tied to a Cocoa Beach Florida pair and a Kannapolis North Carolina man.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
UPI
Donald Bouton
Barbara
Paul Joseph Fath
Laurel
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Lee Edward Prevett
Kannapolis
N.C
Norwalk Weather Today With Snow Likely This Weekend
Considerable cloudiness with a chance of light snow flurries. Highs near 30, tonight and Saturday see increasing chances of snow. Temperatures in Norwalk range from the upper teens to the 30s with a 30 to 70 percent precipitation probability and light west to northeast winds. Births report a Norwalk baby boy to Mr and Mrs Bruce Vitello and a marriage license application for Mark Tinker and Jane Meyer.
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Norwalk
Bruce Vitello
Boy
Nixon Seeks Truce Tone With Hill Amid Paris Talks
President Nixon told congressional leaders he is not optimistic about the Paris peace talks but hopeful. He did not discuss the North Vietnam bombing at length during a White House breakfast meeting focused on wage and price controls. Nixon pledged more meetings with House and Senate leaders to soothe lawmakers upset by the bombing.
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UPI
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Paris
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White House
Vietnam
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House
Senate
Ronald L. Ziegler
Shrapnel Kills Girl After Derailment in Harrod Ohio
A 15 year old girl Betty Jo Sherard died from shrapnel after a Erie Lackawanna freight train derailed near Harrod Ohio. Her 47 year old father Bernard was injured with a fractured leg. Five fire departments fought a blaze that spread to tank cars and nearby tanks containing ammonia and fertilizer. The train was en route from Chicago to Jersey City when the incident occurred around 3 p.m. No crew injuries were reported.
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Lima
Ohio
UPI
Harrod
Here
William Noble
Allen County
Betty Jo Sherard
Bernard
Edward Fair
Fair
Chicago
Jersey City
N.J
Frisco Quake Forecast Fails to Materialize
San Francisco did not shake on the predicted quake day as UC seismographs showed no tremor at nine. Quake predictor Reuben Greenspan admitted fault in forecast based on eclipses and geology, and Mayor Alioto condemned the joke like scare tactics.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California Seismograph
Bay
Berkeley
San Andress
Reuben Greenspan
Greenspan
Joseph L. Alioto
Managua
Nicaragua
Mailing Of County Tax Bills Delayed In 1972
Acting Huron County Treasurer John M. Arthur said real estate tax bills for the first half of 1972 will likely mail in about two weeks. The payment period starts 30 days after mailing, not January 31. Delays stem from post election tax decisions, numerous exemption cases, and a paper shortage from the tax form printer.
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Huron County
John M. Arthur
Limited Death Penalty Sought in U S
Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst says the administration will ask Congress to restore the death penalty for crimes like air piracy and assassination. He framed it as targeted, cold-blooded premeditated offenses such as kidnapping, assassination, bombing a public building, skyjacking, or killing a prison guard.
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Washington
UPS
Congress
Richard G. Kleindienst
Fire Not Found Causes Reopening Of Willard Elementary
Willard Central Elementary will reopen Monday with three classes moved to the newer building after a Thursday fire damaged a storage room and a second floor classroom. The fire marshal found no cause tied to building condition or wiring. exact cause remains undetermined.
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Schlatter
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