Huron County Elections Move Opens Office in City Building
The Huron County Board of Elections relocated to 180 Milan Ave and now operates from the Huron County Administration Building. Petitions are available for Bellevue candidates with a Feb 7 filing deadline and Aug 8 for village and township offices. A Bellevue four mill levy for the school district appears on the May ballot alongside other local notices. A separate fire incident at Saginaw Wire Products prompted response from Norwalk firemen and cleanup by Leon Riley Sanitation.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Huron County Administration
Milan Ave
Bellevue
Bellevue City
Norwalk
Saginaw Wire Products Inc
Ontario St
Leon Riley Sanitation Co
Nixon Inauguration Under Tight Security Amid Protests
President Nixon prepares for a second term as crowds gather along Pennsylvania Avenue for the noon oath by Chief Justice Warren E Burger. Police and guards patrol the route after a night of antiwar protests and recent shootings in New Orleans and Washington.
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Washington
New Orleans
Secret Service
Pennsylvania Avenue
Milhouse
National Liberation Front
Nixon
White House
Harry S Truman
Truman
United States
Vietnam
Fatal Plaza Shooting Leads to Second Degree Murder Charge
Sandusky man Roy L. Smith aged 25 faces a second degree murder charge after allegedly shooting Indiana salesman David Bales during a dispute over a parking space at the Sandusky Plaza Shopping Center. Bales died at Providence Hospital. Smith is jailed on 25000 bond awaiting arraignment.
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Sandusky
Roy L. Smith
Indiana
Sandusky Plaza
David Bales
Bloomington
Ind
Treasure Land Portraits Co
Smith
Edward P. Gratwhol
Bales
Gratwhol
Providence Hospital
Gratwhal
Weather Outlook and Local Births and Deaths
Mostly cloudy and cold with light snow flurries possible. Highs in the upper 30s, lows near 20s. Norwalk high 50 low 28. Births: a girl to Mr and Mrs Gerald Schindley Monroeville at Good Samaritan Hospital and a boy to Mr and Mrs Thomas Connerton Norwalk. Death: Mrs Mary Belle Rex, 91, Willard.
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Norwalk
Gerald Schindley
Monroeville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Thomas Connerton
Mary Belle Rex
Willard
Gunmen Hold 10 Hostages In Brooklyn Gunstore Siege
Four armed men killed a policeman and wounded two others then held ten hostages through the night in a Brooklyn sporting goods store stocked with weapons. Police avoided direct action to protect captives as two hostages were freed and negotiations continued led by Black Muslim mediators. A doctor was requested and a tense standoff ended without further injuries to hostages. Two workers in adjacent furniture store escaped as dawn broke.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Norwalk High School to stage Hour Of Music program
The Norwalk High School band and orchestra perform an Hour Of Music this Sunday at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium. R P Laycock and Jimmie Mougey will direct the event.
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Norwalk High School
R.P. Laycock
Jimmie Mougey
Trio Tries To Snatch Woman's Purse
A 58 year old store clerk Mary Catherine Englert was knocked down Friday night near Benedict Avenue as three young men tried to grab her purse. She clung to the bag and they fled north across the tracks leaving no suspects.
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Mary Catherine Englert
Norwood Ave
Benedict Avenue
Norfolk and Western Railway
Benedict
Miss Englert
Woman Subdues Louisville Hijacker
Policewoman Marty Green subdued a young AWOL soldier who hijacked an Ozark Airlines DC 9 at Standiford Field. Dennis V. Durkin, 17, of Pittsburgh fired shotgun pellets in the terminal and held a mechanic hostage for nearly six hours before being wrestled to the ground at 3 a.m. EST. Durkin claimed cancer and threatened to blow up the plane if demands were not met.
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Louisville
UPI
Standiford Field
Ozark Airlines
Marty Green
Green
Airlines
Dennis V. Durkin
Pittsburgh
FBI
County To Mail Tax Bills This Weekend
More than 20 000 real estate tax bills are mailed to Huron County residents this weekend by Treasurer John M. Arthur. Bills cover the first half of 1972. delayed due to tax rollback, senior citizens homestead exemption, and printed form delays after November income tax vote. Final payment without penalty by Feb. 22. usual deadline Jan. 31. Rollback excludes special assessments. Remittance at treasurer’s office by mail or in-bank.
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Huron County
John M. Arthur
Arthur
Nelsen to sever ties with Browns after retirement
Cleveland Browns quarterback Bill Nelsen announced his retirement from active play and said he would sever relations with the team. He cited knee problems, the desire not to return as a coach, and plans for knee surgery in New York City on February 9.
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Nelsen
Browns
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Bill Nelsen
Mike Phipps
Nelson
New York City
Phipps
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jim Bradshaw
Dick Shiner
Frank Paker
Dallas Cowboys
Vic Ippolito
Art Modell
National Football League
Dallas
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Bellevue School Levy
Charles T. Winn
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
George Filip
Filip
Charles Sneddon
Columbus Gas of
Ohio
Isadore Lichtessen
Doug Colvin
Congressional Action
Edward Still
Wappler Instrument Co
Wayne Orwick
Wappler Instrument
Don Ruffing
A.J. Baltes, Inc
Lonnie Eagle
Huron County Banking Co
Ed O’reilly
Home Savings and Loan Co
Metro
Larry Heit
Price Construction
Don Wurzel
Pohl’s, Inc
Thomas Carabin
Carabin Insurance
Thomas Thaxton
Holman Jewelers
John Borgia
Clarksfield
E. Hale McClaflin
James Welch
Welch
Delbert Wolcott
McClaflin
Paul Johnson
Francis Nestor
George Wargo, Jr
Richard Kowalski
Joseph C. Pennucci
Little Falls
N.Y
Leta Charlene LaCelle
Port Crane
Kowalski
U.S. 20
Brown Road
Delhi
Gallup Avenue
Old State Road
James Widman
Council Chambers
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy Center
N.Y. State
Newalk
Durkin