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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1974
Page
2
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey 62 is at Bethesda Naval Hospital for tests after X-ray treatments for a bladder tumor nicknamed a pinhead by his doctor. Dr. Edgar Berman said the tumor may be malignant, with a cystoscopy planned in two months to gauge treatment effectiveness.
Two out of state lawsuits have been certified to federal court in Toledo. Raymond A. Kipp seeks 200000 from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for work injuries and yard accident in Willard. Lake Erie Carpenters Benefit Fund seeks 20335 from Union Labor Life Insurance Co for life policy refunds.
Norwalk offers art sketching oils chess conversational Spanish decoupage watercraft operation and beginner typing starting Tuesday at 7 p.m. Watercraft taught by John Wargo with no tuition. Locations vary: Art Cole Building Senior High Art room Spanish Room 103 Senior High. Registration by calling central office.
An $18 500 settlement regarding the Erie Air Service hangar at Norwalk Huron County Airport was distributed to eight parties. Contractor David Thomas received 10 000 while others got 2 000 1 300 2 187 200 23 18 2 400 and 191 92 allocated to listed creditors. The county retains title with Ron Zoellner the current operator since August and the city also contributed 9 000 toward the settlement.
Northern Ohio Telephone Co. plans more than 38 million dollars in facility expansion over three years in 36 exchanges. 1974 budget is 11,203,830 dollars with line changes in Milan and Marblehead and about 2,000 number changes in Norwalk. Local additions set for New London North Fairfield Willard while toll equipment grows at Bowling Green Norwalk centers. Wakeman central office addition planned.
Bernard Barker arrived in Miami after a year in jail for the Watergate break in and said he would do it again. He cited Bell Palsy from hard labor at Eglin and defended his actions as following government orders while not criticizing the country or its institutions.
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