City weighs buying land for Lavelle plaza extension
The Gallup Avenue right of way across Owen Lavelle’s six acre site may cost the city $52 000 to acquire plus paving and sewer work totaling upwards of $100 000 and would alter the extension path from northwest to southwest the master plan would not be followed and a decision is urged within 90 days as Lavelle aims to begin construction in three weeks.
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Gallup Avenue
Michigan
Owen Lavelle
Lavelle
Cline Street
Goodsite
Jack Orth
Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Norwalk
Cleveland
Shipley
Shaker Heights
Parma
Rocky River
The
Plain Dealer
Wise
Parkridge Court
Man Shot On Cleveland Bus In Robbery Ambush
A Cleveland Regional Transit Authority bus was hijacked by two men in leather jackets with a sawed off shotgun and a .357 pistol. One passenger was killed as he reportedly resisted the robbery. the robbers fled on foot. In Washington, Muriel Humphrey could be asked to serve as interim U.S. senator after the death of her husband, with Minnesota Governor Rudy Perpich weighing the move after a brief pause.
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Cleveland
UPS
Washington
Muriel Humphrey
Senate
Minnesota
Rudy Perpich
Humphrey
Ohio Guard plans fuel emergency coal transport to homes
The Ohio National Guard outlined a fuel emergency plan to move coal to homeowners and state institutions running low due to a nationwide miners strike. Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric urged prudent electricity conservation across 25 central and southern Ohio counties amid dwindling coal supplies. Marina Oswald reportedly told the FBI she hid her husband to prevent a threat against Richard Nixon in 1963, while Hoover doubted the plan targeted Lyndon Johnson.
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Ohio National Guard
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Ohio
Washington
UPI
Marina Oswald
FBI
Richard Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
Lee Harvey Oswald
Lyndon B. Johnson
Oswald
Ohio issues color photo ID cards for non-drivers
The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles begins offering $3 color photo identification cards to non-drivers 18 and older for official uses including check cashing liquor purchases and voter registration. The ID, renewable every four years, requires a deputy registrar visit and a 50 cent service surcharge.
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Columbus
API
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Mississippi reports eight missing hazardous radiation needles
Mississippi health officials confirmed eight extremely hazardous needles used in radiation therapy are missing from Jeff Anderson Hospital in Meridian. Dr. Alton Cobb, state health officer, said the needles were found missing last Thursday and are under investigation.
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Jackson, Miss
Weather summary and local notices
Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 10. Mostly cloudy Thursday with a 20 to 50 percent precipitation chance and highs 20 to 25. Winds variable five to 10 mph. Tuesday temperatures 23 to 16, humidity rising through the day. Births note two Norwalk families welcome a boy and a girl. Deaths include Oscar Gowitzka, 80, Plymouth, and Clarence Lieber, 83, Monroeville.
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Oscar Gowitzka
Plymouth
Clarence Lieber
Monroeville
Snow Overloads Norwalk Snow Removal Costs Rise
Norwalk faces a severe snow season with 33 inches of snow to date, surpassing last winter. City crews have used 488 tons of salt, overtimes cost 3,698 dollars, and a failing snow blower may require a 10 000 to 12 000 dollar replacement, while equipment wear and 52 miles of streets strain budgets and crews.
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Norwalk
Walter ‘Red’? Wise
Melvin Shipley
City Council
Public Works Committee
Richard Fritz
Shipley
Wise
Vernis George
Snow days exhaust area schools as make up urged
Most schools have used their five snow days and must tack on extra days at year end or shorten Easter vacation. Norwalk and St. Paul avoided closures while Monroeville Berlin Milan New London and others face overages. Bus routes mostly ran on time with little complaint from drivers.
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Norwalk
St. Paul
Plymouth
New London
South Central
Western Reserve
Joint Vocational School
Willard
Donald Halsey
Monroeville
Coliseum Collapse Shakes Hartford Civic Center Roof
Hartford authorities report the Hartford Civic Center roof collapsed under snow and water early today, destroying the 10,000 seat Coliseum where 5,000 watched a game six hours earlier. No injuries were reported, Gov. Grasso expressed horror, and the storm damaged other buildings, killing one man.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Hartford Civic Center
Ella T. Grasso
Manchester
South Windham
Jewett City
Hartford
William DiBella
Freeman Steps Down as Home Savings President and Director
Herbert R. Freeman retires as president and chairman of Home Savings and Loan Co after 21 years on the board and a decade as president. Socrates Delianides elected president. Robert Calhoun named chairman and Robert Bleile joins board. Bleile and Martin gain directorships. Delianides named executive VP and manager. Freeman named director emeritus.
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Herbert R. Freeman
Home Savings and Loan Co
Socrates Delianides
Freeman
Robert Calhoun
Robert Bleile
William Wilkinson
Claude Martin
Maple City Rubber Co
Delianides
Ohio Department of Commerce
Division of Building and Loan
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United Press International
Ohio Tax Collections Up
Gertrude W. Donahey
Marysville
Union County
Honda
East Liberty
James Duerk
Duerk
Union County Hospital
Allen Township
Thomas
Barbara Burger
Daniel
Debbie Williams
Good Samaritan
By David Ray
By Susan Kimbler
Ghrist
Donald Schick
William Meese
Peru Olena Road
Meese
Civic Center
New England Whalers
U.S
Elvis Presley
Frank Sinatra
Arthur Fiedler
Herb Freeman
Home Savings
Bleile
Paul E. Bleile Co
Firelands Supply Co
Ohio Contractors Association
Association
Ohio Laborers Training and Upgrading Program
Mt. Vernora
Calhoun
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