Safety Probe Links Steele Death to Petro Slaying
EUCLID Ohio safety director said more than a dozen leads are being checked for a possible link between the death of 37 year old Mrs Marlene Steele and the slaying of Julius Petro a Cleveland area crime figure. Steele was shot Jan 9 in her home while Petro was found dead at Los Angeles International Airport Jan 12 both victims shot twice in the head with a .38 caliber weapon.
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Dak To Transfer Signals U S Vietnam Pullout
UPI reports the United States turned over its 3000 man Dak To garrison to South Vietnamese troops as the 4th Infantry Division completes its withdrawal from the Central Highlands.
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Navy Pueblo Inquiry Goes Behind Closed Doors
The Pueblo seizure inquiry resumed in secret as Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher’s superiors testified. The four day public defense preceded a private session on national security, with five admirals presiding in the closed hearing. Meanwhile State Department officials fear Kissinger is eroding Secretary Rogers’s advisory role to the President.
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Norwalk Weather Clear to Snow With Nighttime Flurries
Sunny to cloudy with intermittent light snow tonight. Highs 20 to 26 today, lows in the upper teens. Tuesday cloudy and warmer with possible snow and a rain mix late. Highs 30 to 36. Wednesday mostly cloudy and cold with flurries. East to southeast winds 5 to 10 mph today, rising to 8 to 15 mph tonight. Births list Norwalk couple Warren Reser with a daughter. Deaths include Green Hale and several others in Ohio and California.
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Seattle Negro Leader Edwin Pratt Slain At Home
Edwin T. Pratt executive director of the Urban League in Seattle since 1961 was shot to death at his home Sunday night while investigating a noise on the porch. Two suspects fled in a late model car. Pratt was described as a principled civil rights leader and a unifying figure for the community.
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Worst rain in 30 years leaves 92 dead in Southern California
Bulldozers dug through mud to reach hundreds marooned as relief efforts continued after nine days of heavy rain. Helicopters evacuated victims while over 10,000 were left homeless and statewide damage neared 35 million dollars.
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Vandals Ransack Willard American Legion Hall
The Willard American Legion Hall on Route 99 was ransacked Friday night causing about 2000 dollars in damages and 300 dollars in cash and property stolen. A pool table cover was torn a TV screen broken and shelves dumped. Five coin machines yielded fifty dollars two cases of beer cigarets and whiskey were also taken. Items were found later under a nearby bridge. Sheriff John Borgia suspects the same culprits as a prior break-in two weeks earlier and fingerprints numbered twenty four. The sheriff’s department continues the investigation.
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Residents petition for electric motors on city reservoirs
About 150 to 175 people signed petitions urging the City Council to amend the ordinance on reservoir boat motors to allow electric motors not exceeding 1 percent horsepower. Robert Burr said the petitions and letters from the Bronson-Norwalk Conservation Club and Park and Recreation Board will be presented February 4.
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Lawrence Ware
Firelands Branch Dedication Celebrates $2.4 Million Campus
Two thousand five hundred residents from Huron Erie and Ottawa Counties attended the dedication of Bowling Green University Firelands Branch a $2.4 million campus. Gov. Rhodes led the program with educators and local leaders praising the self funded project and vocational education.
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