Autograph hunter John outfoxes Bond and Nader critiques cancer
Autograph collector Robert Colbert sent a letter to a Georgia senator requesting a congratulatory note for his great grandmother. Senator Julian Bond suspected fraud when the line asked for handwritten text only. In Washington, Ralph Nader calls cancer a corporate disease caused by business products, urging environmental links be recognized.
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UPI
Robert Colbert
Yasir Arafat
Julian Bond
Colbert
Georgia
Bond
Washington
Ralph Nader
Nader
Capitol Hill
PLO Seated in UN Debate, Vote Narrowly Favors Privileges
The PLO joins a UN Security Council debate with all privileges except voting after a 11 to 1 vote. Britain France and Italy abstain while the United States objects to seating the group for its first active council participation. In Chicago Kenneth Legenza aged 5 and Steven Legenza aged 3 died by electrocution with an electric hair brush in their apartment. their mother Lynn, 29, had been bathing them and was away answering the phone.
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UPI
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
U.S
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PLO
Britain
France
Italy
Chicago
Kenneth Legenza
Steven
Lynn
Reagan Defends Plan in Illinois Campaign Stop
Ronald Reagan defended his budget cut proposal during appearances in New Hampshire Florida and Bloomington Illinois where he insisted the plan would shift 90 billion in federal programs to the states. He acknowledged misinterpretation of his Chicago speech and clarified the intended approach. Dame Agatha Christie Dies at 85 in Oxfordshire Home.
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United Press International
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
London
UPI
Agatha Christie
Shakespeare
Dame Agatha
Hercule Poirot
Miss Marple
Oxfordshire
Weather outlook with mixed precipitation and cold temperatures
Snow likely this afternoon mixing with sleet and freezing rain possibly heavy tonight. Lows around 20 with windy, colder conditions and 80 percent precipitation tonight falling to 30 percent Wednesday. Willis NW winds 15 to 25 mph. Monday temps 33 to 20 with high humidity. Births Deaths and marriage license notices listed for local residents.
Opinion Line weighs in on Norwalk city charter vote
Readers weigh in on a November vote to switch from mayor council to city manager council. Most oppose the change citing stability with current government. one supports the switch praising city management. Voters are urged to call in votes by midnight.
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Norwalk
Goodsite
Willard
Ohio
Farmers cautioned on defending property with firearms
In Huron County a Rural Crime Forum drew 115 people who asked Sheriff John Borgia, Prosecutor William Owens, and Judge Robert Smith tough questions about shooting a trespasser. Officials warned that even if a farmer wins a case, federal courts would likely award damages, and the public life is valued over property.
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John Borgia
William Owens
Common Pleas Court
Robert Smith
Owens
Huron County
County Budget Surges 15 Percent In 1976 Huron County
Huron County plans a 1.5 million general fund appropriation for 1976 with potential increases from federal funding. Last year federal money exceeded 506000 for unemployment programs and 229841 in revenue sharing, aiding sheriff, prosecutor, auditor, probation, and maintenance work.
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Huron County
Uron County General Fund
Shady Lane
Sheriff's Department
John
Officials clash over budget at Rural Crime Forum
Judge Robert B. Smith and Prosecutor William W. Owens accused the Reflector and other media of stirring opposition to crime-fighting funding in Huron County. They urged a $15,000 budget boost for the prosecutor and defended plea bargaining to ease caseloads. Owens warned of lost federal welfare payments if manpower and money aren’t provided.
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Huron County
Robert B. Smith
William W. Owens
Fitchville
Owens
Reflector
Smith
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury Weighs Fatal Crash Near Norwalk
A Norwalk traffic crash that killed Russell and Rose Stower and injured their grandson Scott Stewart will be presented to a Huron County Grand Jury. Donald Shantz of 17 Corwin St. faces possible vehicular homicide charges after his car crossed the center line on Milan Avenue. The grand jury is expected to convene in February.
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Huron County
William W. Owens
Milan Avenue
Donald Shantz
Corwin St
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Russell
Rose Stower
Plank Road
Stowers
Scott Stewart
Scott
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Shantz
Planning Commission Meets Tonight in Norwalk
The Norwalk Planning Commission holds a 7 PM meeting in city council chambers while the Board of Education convenes at 8 PM in the school administration offices located at Monroe and Hester Streets.
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City Planning Commission
Norwalk Board of Education
Monroe and
Hester Streets
Chauffeur and Countess End Forbidden Love Affair
In Edwardian setting England a chauffeur Roy Holder and Countess of Carrick begin public life together after the Earl filed for divorce. They were seen in a Surrey pub four months after leaving their separate homes, saying they are lovers despite social gaps.
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UPI
Countess of Carrick
Earl of Carrick
Roy Holder
England
Carrick
Holder
Hanscombe
Surrey
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