Kissinger outlines concrete withdrawal plan for Egypt and Israel
Diplomatic sources say Egypt is satisfied with Kissinger's plan for a specific troop pullback to be presented to President Sadat in Aswan after talks in Jerusalem. The move would mark a major step toward a Geneva peace conference accord.
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United Press International
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Geneva
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Aswan
Anwar Sadat
City Woman Elected To State Post In Election Officials
Leona Weisenberger deputy director of Huron County Board of Elections was chosen as president of the Ohio Association of Election Officials at the convention in Columbus She had served as first vice president and has 21 years with the local board Her husband Gilbert works at Esmond Dairy in Sandusky Also named to posts are Frank C Justen William A Lavelle Jennings B Cole and Ethel V Lucas Attendees included John Hogsett Dorothy Stapf Helen Lippert Edwin Selfe Madge Earl Jacqueline Hohler and Patricia King
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Huron County Board of Elections
Ohio Association of Election Officials
Association
Columbus
Weisenberger
E. Main St
Local Board of Elections
Gilbert
Esmond Dairy
Sandusky
Frank C. Justen
Lucas County
William A. Lavelle
Athens County
Jennings B. Cole
Scioto County
Ethel V. Lucas
Fulton County
John Hogsett
Dorothy Stapf
Helen Lippert
Edwin Selfe
Madge Earl
Jacqueline Hohler
Patricia King
Pennsylvania Governor Shapp Records Two Songs on Energy and Watergate
Gov Milton J. Shapp, known for songwriting, recorded two songs over the weekend in Philadelphia. No Shortage of Love addresses energy concerns while The Ballad of Rose Mary comments on Watergate. The tracks were cut Saturday with Sue Levinson at Sigma Sound Studios.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
Sue Levinson
Germantown
Gas Rationing Starts In Oregon On Even Odd Days
Oregon imposes gasoline rationing with stations selling on even numbered days to vehicles with even ending plates and on odd days to those with odd ending plates. The plan, approved last week, begins today across the state.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Weather Outlook Norwalk Mostly Cloudy and Warmer
Mostly cloudy and not as cold today tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 30s and 40s. Low tonight 25 to 30. Precipitation chance 20 percent. Winds southerly today and southwest to west tonight. Norwalk temperatures show a high of 31 and a low of 3. Moon phase and sunrise sunset listed. Marriage license issued for Walker and Rice of Willard. Births and deaths reported in Norwalk and nearby towns.
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Norwalk
1973 A Tough Year for Average Family
The average American family was worse off in 1973 than 1972 due to inflation and higher taxes outpacing wage gains. A four person family with 12 614 to spend paid 1 168 more to maintain 1972 standards, with food costs up 502 and Social Security taxes rising 150. The report warns no inflation moderation in 1974 and rising unemployment, eroding purchasing power and boosting recession risk.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPI
House
Senate Economic Committee
Gas stations in Norwalk begin Sunday sales again
Gasoline outlets in Norwalk restart Sunday sales after December shutdown. Four of eight stations were open, with at least three planning to stay open. Reilly's Hilltop Gulf reports a larger allocation and mixed forecasts for February. Other stations including Walt's Midtown Sunoco and Dave's Sohio remain open, while some owners welcome the change and others resist.
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Norwalk
John Reilly
Reilly
Hilltop Gulf
Benedict Ave
Walter Wagner
Walt
Sunoco
E. Main St
Jim
Whittlesey Ave
Ray Fritz
Fritz
Dave
Sohio
Dave Roth
Sandusky
Roth
Ken Cronin
Ken’s
Northside Gulf
Wolfe
Arco
Howard Wolfe
Timman Named Official Huron County Historian
Henry R. Timman longtime Firelands Historical Society president awarded honorary Huron County historian title by the commissioners. They established a third floor county historical library, granting Timman access to records for evaluation under Ohio law. Timman writes a weekly Reflector history column and works as a WLKR Radio newsman.
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Henry R. Timman
The
Firelands Historical Society
Huron County
Timman
Ohio
Reflector
the Firelands
Wlkr Radio
Akron teen fills in with Count Basie at University concert
Bill Smith a senior from Cuyahoga Falls High School crawled from the balcony to sit in with Count Basie after Sonny Payne was late. He joined Basie for two numbers before Payne arrived and received a standing ovation and curtain call. Smith said he wasn’t scared and wanted to play well.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Bill Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
Count Basie
Sonny Payne
University of Akron
Smith
Basie
Gold Tones
Akron
Payne
Petitions Seek Later School Start In Norwalk
A group of about six women presented petitions to Norwalk schools superintendent Dr. Albion V. Gotaas asking a half hour later start time to avoid walking to school in the dark. The petitions were circulated over the weekend.
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Norwalk
Albion V. Gotaas
Disbar Agnew panel recommends disbarment in Maryland
A three judge panel appointed by the Maryland Court of Appeals urged disbarment for former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. The action follows his no contest plea to federal income tax evasion while governor, with the Maryland Bar Association backing the charge of professional misconduct. The recommendation goes to the state appellate court for final action. Agnew asked for suspension instead, hoping to resume legal work later. His lawyers will file exceptions within 20 days.
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Maryland State Court of Appeals
Maryland Bar Association
Agnew
Baltimore County
Maryland
Leon Pierson
Daniel Moylan
Bar Association
Maryland Court of Appeals
Classified Ad Notice Window Closes for Quick Results
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