March protest planned over Wayne County redistricting in Wooster
Wooster residents plan a public meeting tonight to organize a Tuesday march to Columbus against the General Assembly Democrats redrawing Wayne County into two districts. The plan splits Eastern Wayne County including Wooster into the 16th District with Stark County and the rest into the 17th District.
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Arabs React To Kissinger Threat On Oil
The Arab League urged precaution against possible U S military action against oil states. Kissinger warned of action if oil power were used to pressure the industrialized world. Riad denounced the remark as a UN Charter violation and urged protective measures. Kuwait and others dismissed the warning as scare tactics.
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First Aid Course Offered by Norwalk Red Cross
In Norwalk the Red Cross offers two first aid classes at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. One class runs Sundays January 19 and 26 from 1 to 5 pm, and another on Saturday January 25 from 8 am to 5 pm. Materials cost six dollars. Register early. space is limited. 37 E Washington St contact 662 8951.
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Promotion System Is Criticized by Rep Aspin
Washington Rep Les Aspin says Army promotions to E7 favor cooks and bandsmen over rifle carriers after analyzing November results. Nearly 39,000 candidates were approved with cooks 35 percent promoted and bandsmen 45 percent, while infantry and armor rates ran 26 to 30 percent.
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Taxes Rise in Most Huron County Districts for 1974
Real estate tax bills mailed last week show increases in 28 of 51 districts while 11 districts report decreases. Ten districts kept the same rate. A table compares 1974 and 1973 rates, highlighting changes. Separate note: Tass reports Sergei Arkhipov grafted 15 apple varieties onto a single tree near Leningrad bearing fruit.
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Norwalk Ambulance Runs Up 41 More Trips In 1974
Norwalk's Municipal Ambulance Service logged 1,008 runs in 1974, up from 967 in 1973. The year included 595 emergency trips, 353 patient transports, and 60 miscellaneous runs, with total billing at 26,037 dollars and 32,561 miles driven.
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Ralph Braker
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ohio Department of Health
Commissioners Work On Budget
Huron County commissioners began drafting the 1975 appropriations resolution in a courthouse third floor room to avoid interruptions. They set next Monday as the target date to complete the resolution and finalize the general fund appropriations following last January’s $1.3 million total for 1974.
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Door Breaks in Fight Over Damages at Bev’s Pizzeria
Norwalk shop owner seeks civil action after a Tuesday night altercation left Bev’s Pizzeria on Benedict Ave with a bent aluminum door and a broken pane. The owner and police describe the incident as part of a broader dispute over who pays for the damage.
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Firelands Chess Club Ladder Leaders End of December
The Firelands Chess Club releases its December standings highlighting the top players in the ladder tournament. Leaders hold firm at the end of the month with key position shifts noted among club members.
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Tom Johnson named fifth publisher of Dallas Times Herald
Tom Johnson a 33 year old former Lyndon B Johnson aide becomes the fifth publisher in the Dallas Times Heralds history. The executive editor was elevated to oversee all phases of the Times Herald the paper owned by Times Mirror Co of Los Angeles. Announcement made Saturday.
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Times-Mirror Co
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