Warning Systems Sought for New Homes in Ohio
The state fire marshal proposed a code requiring fire warning systems in new single and multi family housing. Public testimony will continue for two weeks before enforcement by March 2, facing opposition from the Ohio Home Builders Association. A separate suit in Columbus challenges a joint state and federal tax filing requirement for married couples.
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Columbus
UPS
David A. Lucht
Ohio Home Builders Association
William Safreed
The
Association
UPI
U.S. District Court
Joseph Waterman
Jack Walker
Weather and notices from Norwalk area
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 30s and low 40s. Wednesday turns warmer with highs in the mid to upper 50s and a 10 to 20 percent chance of precipitation. Winds southwest 20 to 30 mph today. Births include a girl for Mr and Mrs David Gede in Berlin Heights. Marriage license requests list four couples in Norwalk and nearby towns. Deaths noted include William Gutzeit of Milan and Theresia Fischer of Norwalk.
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Norwalk
William John Gutzeit
Milan
Theresia Fischer
Old Gardiner Home on West Main Featured
The Gardiner house at 133 West Main Street Norwalk built in 1830 and long owned by the Gardiner family is showcased in the Reflector series on West Main Street renovations. Mr and Mrs Robert C Price now occupy the residence redecorated by them. Mrs Price is a great granddaughter of John Gardiner.
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Norwalk
John Gardiner
Gardiner
Robert C. Price
Eight year old aids sister but fails to save life in California
In San Jose California eight year old Jimmy Cox tried first aid after his sister Jamie Sue Cox aged nine was shot by a loaded pistol found in a den. He called his mother and an ambulance arrived but Jamie died en route to the hospital. The stepfather said the gun was usually unloaded but was loaded last week.
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Jimmy Cox
San Jose
Calif
UPI
Jimmy
Jamie Sue Cox
Jamie
Glenda Stane
Briant Gilbert
Gilbert
Vincent Stano
Prison Guards Strike at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Sixty two of 117 guards on the first shift at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville refused to report for work over seniority and unsafe working conditions. Superintendent Whealon warned the stoppage could worsen with more absentees as vacancies rise and transfer plans from the Ohio Penitentiary unfold.
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Lucasville
Ohio
UPI
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
W.J. Whealon
Whealon
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Wheaton
Ohio Pen
Narcotics Raid at Wrong House Sparks Lawsuit Threats
William Pine and his family faced 15 armed intruders who did not identify themselves in a raid later said to involve undercover agents and state police. The home was not theirs, and the Pines threaten civil rights suits while Public Safety Commissioner Keough defends the action and notes the heroin operation targeted elsewhere.
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Winthrop, Mass
UPI
William Pine
Pine
Phyllis
Melody
Pines
Phyllis Pine
F. Lee Bailey
John F. Keough
Keough
Pine Residence
Golda Meir Concludes Hectic Rome Visit
Prime Minister Golda Meir wraps a two day Rome trip with a stop at the city’s historic Jewish quarter along the Tiber. She then departs for Geneva to address Israel’s position in Africa amid a high security escort.
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Golda Meir
Rome
UPI
Geneva
Israel
Africa
Pope Paul
Mrs. Meir
Trial Begins In Suit Against Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
A jury sits in Common Pleas Court to hear a negligence suit filed by Glenn C. Downing over his wife Charlene's death during surgery on June 23 1970. The case previously named Dr Fisher and Dr Higgins but those claims were settled and dismissed. Norwalk attorney Tom Paffenbarger represents the hospital. Celeryville Christian School students attend the opening as an unrelated juror’s father serves on the panel.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Glenn C. Downing
N. Hester Sr
Charlene
Russell Fisher
R.W. Higgins
Clerk of Courts Office
Fisher
Dr. Higgins
Hospital
Norwalk
Tom
Bombing Hall Raises Hopes Of Settlement
Optimism mounted across Saigon Hanoi Paris and Washington that peace in Vietnam nears. Kissinger may fly to Paris to finalise an accord with Hanoi as Nixon and the North Vietnamese government remain silent while signs point to initialling on Friday ahead of the president's inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward K. Delong
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Nixon
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Haiphong
Lyndon B. Johnson
Saigon
Paris
Vietnam
Florida White House
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc
White House
Helen Thomas
Key Biscayne, Fla
Kissinger
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G. Gordon Liddy
James W. McCord Jr
CIA
McCord
John J. Sirica
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
Northwest
Dan C. Tucker
Dave Gede
Berlin Heights
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert N. Francis
Bellevue
Farmer
Kathleen S. Baldwin
Monroeville
James A. Reineck
Sandra K. Holcomb
Huron
James C. Sayre
Denise A. Ciersezwski
N. Viet
Defense Dept
Miami
Miami Dolphin
Don Shula
Georgia
Washington Redskins
By Gilbert H. Peters
Tiber
Robert J. Vetter
Paffenbarger
Salvatore P. Jefferies
Cleveland
Downing
Celeryville Christian School
Jim Grit
United Press International
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