Charles becomes Prince of Wales amid Wales defences in Caernarvon
Prince Charles was named the 21st Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle in a ceremony guarded by 5 000 police and soldiers after threats from Welsh nationalists. Queen Elizabeth II presented the insignia as Hubert Humphrey and Tricia Nixon attended under tight security. Two extremists were killed in a bomb blast near Abergele as crowds cheered in castle square.
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Caernarvon
Wales
UPI
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth II
Britain
England
Abergele
Castle Square
London
Elizabeth
Charles
Scotland Yard
Miss Nixon
Egg Thrown At Queen's Car Sparks Crowd Backlash In Caernarvon
A youth about 19 threw an egg at Queen Elizabeth's carriage in Caernarvon causing crowd outrage. Police arrested the man as shouts of God Save The Queen turned to calls for lynching and retaliation.
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Caernarvon
Wales
UPI
Caernarvon Castle
Queen
Brandyr
Ohio Budget Battle Delays Signing as Senate and House Clash
The Ohio General Assembly extended the budget fight with the Senate resisting a $4.1 billion appropriations plan and the House sending it to a conference. Gov Rhodes arrived after Midwest talks ready to sign as bills’ payments faced delays.
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Betty Work
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
State Senate
Senate
House of Representatives
James A. Rhodes
Wichita
Kans
House
Weather and life events in Norwalk area
Partly sunny and cooler today with highs 75 to 80 and near 70 by the lake. Tonight and Wednesday see fair skies, lows in the 50s, highs in the 70s. Winds shift from northwest to northeast. Norwalk high 92 and low 61 reported, humidity rising to well over 85 percent by afternoon. Sunrise 5 57 am sunset 9 05 pm. Births list several local families with new daughters and sons in Attica Willard Plymouth Greenwich Milan Norwalk. marriage license applications filed by James G Sholes and Evelyn A Haynes. Jackie Hale and Carol Ann Hoskins. death of Virginia Van Horn Beyer in New York City.
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Lake Erie
Norwalk
James G. Sholes
Evelyn A. Haynes
Jackie Hale
Willard
Carol Ann Hoskins
Willard Awards Reservoir Pacts
Willard council awards three phase contracts for the water system. W. H. Blansey Inc. to build the reservoir dam at Route 61 site east of Willard. V and C Construction Co. to install raw water lines. Focht Brothers Inc. to build the water treatment plant. Site work to begin in August per City Manager Michael Orenic.
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Willard
W.H. Blansey, Inc
Woodville
V and C Construction Co
Upper Sandusky
Focht Brothers, Inc
Tiffin
Route 61
Michael Orenic
County approves buying pump for landfill lagoon
County Commissioners approve purchase of a pump from Water Supplies Inc. of Ashland to empty water from a lagoon at the county landfill. The pump costs 660 dollars with accessories totaling 1 067 49 dollars.
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Water Supplies Inc
Ashland
Norwalk Downspout Law Promptly Takes Effect
Norwalk officials enforce a city downspout ordinance requiring disconnection from the sanitary sewer system by July 1. About 60 residents and several businesses have sought extensions, with service officials noting extensions only for those who have contracted to do or plan to do the work, and authorities will verify completion.
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Norwalk
Service
William Mount
County wide voter registration tied up in state decision
The Huron County Board of Elections deadlocks on county wide registration and sends the issue to Secretary of State Ted Brown for ruling. Brown notes 42 counties already have full registration and nine partial. two communities already mandating registration. The county commission opposes due to cost estimated at 15,000 dollars.
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House
Senate
Finance Committee
David Headley
D-Barberton
House Democrats
Huron County
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Ted Brown
Brown
Reflector
Huron County Board of Commissioners
Huron County Board of Elections
John Hogsett
Statehouse
Ohio
New London
Bellevue
California Begins Budget Year Without Budget
California started a new fiscal year without a state budget amid a clash between Gov Ronald Reagan and Democratic leader Jesse Unruh. Reagan urged 150,000 state employees to serve voluntarily until lawmakers restore sanity after the budget block.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Reagan
Norwalk Deliberates Cable Franchise Grant and Zoning Hearing
City Council plans to award a CATV franchise tonight without bidding after legal advice. Six firms compete and one offers a gross revenue share. A public hearing at 8:30 will discuss a zoning code amendment requiring residences to face a public right of way. A separate vote may fund an electric department aerial truck priced around 22000. An ordinance to raise zoning appeal cash deposits to 25 dollars gets second reading.
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Cablevision
Norwalk
Fred Waugh
Council
CATV
City Electric Department
William Mount
Board of Zoning Appeals
Dividend Rate Increase at Norwalk Home Savings and Loan
Home Savings and Loan Co. in Norwalk announces higher passbook savings rates of 4.75 percent, up from 4 percent after several years. Certificates of deposit stay at 5 percent and 5.25 percent. The institution is located at 16 East Main St.
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Home Savings and Loan Co
Norwalk
Home Savings and Loan
East Main St
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Robert Musel
Humphrey and
Tricia Nixon
UPI Telephoto
Trouble Grips
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Juan Carlos Ongania
Agusto Vandor
Stokes
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Seth Taft
Louis Stokes
Congress
Red
Los Angeles
Red Skelton
Valentina
Carlos J. Alonso
Miss Skelton
Alonso
New York
United Nations
International Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Norwalk Lodge
Ronald Grosswiler
North Prospect
Michael Ridenour
Attica
Ronald Hall
Plymouth
Warner Thornsberry
Kenneth Darling
John Hicks
Greenwich
Ted. W. Gastier
Milan
Virginia van Horn Beyer
New York City
Norwalk Waste Materials Company
Hogsett
Dorothy Stapf
Helen Lippert
Edwin Selfe
Davis Broadcasting Co
Santa Monica, Calif
Ohio Radio Inc
Port Clinton
Catv of
Hinckley
Washington, D.C
Continental Cablevision
North Central Television, Inc
Carpenter and Paffenbarger Law Firm
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