Snowy Owls Draw Traffic Jams Across Ohio Highways
In Ohio during this winter a large snowy owl from the Arctic has drawn crowds and caused traffic jams as motorists stop to watch. Wildlife officials say about 100 have been spotted since last month with hundreds more expected through March.
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Arctic
Ohio
Columbus
UPI
Guy Denny
State Natural Resources Department
Midwest
Denny
Michigan
AFL-CIO Attacks Exemption of Small Stores from Price Controls
The AFL-CIO criticized the Phase II exemptions as the easy way out after the Cost of Living Council lifted price and rent controls on small stores and some apartments. Lane Kirkland said the move harms workers and consumers while administration signals less control of prices.
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Washington
UPI
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Cost of Living Council
Lane ‘Kirkland
Nixon urges action on stalled reforms in State of the Union
President Nixon prodded a Democratic Congress in an election year State of the Union message to act on a backlog of his measures aimed at a new prosperity without war. He acknowledged 1972 is political year and urged action to apply scientific know how to everyday problems like city transportation and health care.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
House
Senate
Soviets Submit To Arrest In Alaskan Waters
In Juneau two Soviet fishing vessels agreed after a 14 hour standoff to submit to arrest for entering American fishing waters. The U S Coast Guard Icebreaker steamed toward Adak in the Aleutians to escort the vessels.
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Juneau
Alaska
UPI
U.S. Coast Guard
Adak
Aleutians
Wallace Eyes Pennsylvania Primary Shock in 1972 Bid
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, seeking the Democratic nomination, plans to campaign in the North and predicts he will shock both parties in the Pennsylvania primary. He says he is considering primaries in four additional states.
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United Press International
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Weather Outlook and Local Vital Records
Cloudy with rain likely today and tonight. Highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s, lows in the low 30s. Friday will be partly sunny with a chance of showers and highs in the 40s. Marriage licenses filed for John W. Pfanner and Cheryll A Franklin. Births include a girl for Jimmie Triplett and wife. Deaths noted: Inez Long Overhuls 83, Harold Goodman 65, Robert Sylvester 68, Harold Treace 61, Mary EF Kramer 45.
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Norwalk
Inez Long Overhuls
Main St
Harold Goodman, Sr
New London
Robert Sylvester
Nova
Harold Treace
Ashland
Mary EF. Kramer
North Fairfield
Salvation Army record keeping questioned in Toledo
The Toledo Salvation Army center reportedly discards daily truck call slips after use, leaving yearlong records unfinished according to a New York official. Donor Mrs. Norman Ward alleges a Nov. 29 pickup was misrecorded, and a Reflector probe found missing courtesy slips and unclear truck routes.
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Salvation Army
Toledo
New York City
Norman Ward
Fitchville
Norwalk Salvation Army Board
Norwalk
Crawford
Ward
Reflector
Harold Banta
Men’s Social Service Department
Banta
Fire Chief Kenneth Link Recovering After Heart Attack
Fire Chief Kenneth Link is in fair condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after suffering a slight heart attack at his home Wednesday night. He had just been released from the hospital on Tuesday following an earlier admission starting January 10 for respiratory problems.
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Kenneth Link
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Link
Campus Debates Urged by CBS Official in Ohio
CBS vice chairman Frank Stanton urged presidential candidates to skip the equal time rule by holding face-to-face sessions on college campuses. He proposed Ohio State University host the first encounter between major party nominees, to be partially used by news shows and not televised in full. He called the equal time retention a weakness and said the public deserves more open discussion.
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Columbus
UPI
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Ohio State University
OSU
U.S
House of Representatives
Three Boys Placed on Probation in Fire Case
Three of four youths charged with delinquency admitted stealing railroad flares on December 26 and starting a blaze at the Durable Mat Co. complex on North Pleasant Street. They were ruled delinquent by Juvenile Court Judge Russell T. Antrim on January 13 and placed on probation after probation reports.
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Russell T. Antrim
Norfolk and Western Railway
North Pleasant Street
Durable Mat Co
Airman jailed for haircut defiance in Air Force court
Airman I C Posey 22 of Lead South Dakota was convicted of disobeying an order to cut his hair and sentenced to three months hard labor. He received a 600 dollar fine over six months and was reduced from airman first class to basic airman in the ruling by Lt Col Edward Kohler. Posey defended his long hair saying it connected him to other generations and groups. He faces more severe penalties if convicted on possible maximums.
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Saigon
API
I.C
Ned Posey
Lead
S.D
Posey
Edward Kohler
Air Force
America
Suit Filed Over Bicycle Crash Injuring 15-Year-Old
Paul Wright files suit for 75000 damages in Common Pleas Court alleging Lucinda L Wright was struck by Raymond E Felter’s car at Newton and West Washington Streets on July 25, 1966. Lucinda sustained a broken right thigh bone and multiple lacerations. The Wrights’ attorney is Herbert R. Freeman of Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Common Pleas Court
Paul Wright
Lucinda’ L Wright
Newton St
Raymond FE
Felter
Minard Place
Wrights
Lucinda
Newton
West Washington Streets
Herbert R. Freeman
Retirement Stirs GOP Democrat Rivalry for County Treasurer
Harold B Collier’s retirement sparks a stampede of candidates for county treasurer led by Democrat Mrs Phillip Brown of Norwalk and Republican Mrs Jack Chupp of Greenwich. Brown cites bookkeeping experience and local service. Chupp joins a slate including Edward Spoerr, William Kennedy and John Arthur as the race widens.
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Norwalk
Brown
Bo Corcoran & Son
Norwalk High School
Bowling Green — State University
Jack Chupp
Greenwich
Chupp
Edward Spoerr
Stoutenburg
William Kennedy
Old State Road
John Arthur
Main St
Yamaha 1970 17SCC in excellent condition
Classified ad notes a 1970 Yamaha motorcycle model 17SCC in excellent condition. Includes two phone numbers 668 0102 for inquiry and 662 4241 for placing ads to reach quick results.
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Yamaha
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Clifford Miller
Attica
Chief Link
Velma Hammett
Mansfield
Jeffrey
Cleveland Clinic
Collier
Harold
B Collier
Phillip Brown
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