Prince Charles in Wales handshaking tour amid nationalist tensions
In Ll andudno Wales Prince Charles begins a four day handshaking tour drawing large crowds while Welsh nationalists who disrupted his investiture watch from the hills. In Athens Ohio veteran NYT foreign correspondent Harrison Salisbury predicts a future war between China and the Soviet Union with possible US involvement. In Washington Sen Stephen Young wears a cast after tennis injury. In London Tricia Nixon cancels Henley Regatta visit due to royal duties. In Washington IRS orders audits of about 10000 doctors earning over 25000 annually from Medicare and Medicaid programs.
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U.S
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Mobile Home Park Aims to Open by August 1 in Norwalk
Owner Richard Enzor says Westwood Mobile Estates could be six weeks behind due to weather but hopes at least half the park is open by August 1. The project faces local opposition over sewer concerns and traffic, while Continental Cablevision of Ohio wins a Norwalk cable franchise with plans to serve up to 4,300 customers.
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Richard Enzor
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George Cunitz
Mansfield
Norwalk
Marjorie
Westwood
Willard
Ohio
Continental Cablevision of
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Cleveland
Toledo
Patrick J. Conley
Galion
Conley
Continental
Ohio fluoridated water seen harmful by expert
Dr. Jonathan Forman of Columbus told a legislative panel that fluoridated water would not prevent tooth decay and may be harmful to drinkers. He testified before the House Health and Welfare Committee studying Senate approved legislation mandating fluoridation in Ohio.
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Mostly sunny and mild with a Norwalk temperature outline
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures with highs around 75 to 80 and a near 70 near Lake Erie. Tonight and Thursday bring increasing clouds and a few showers with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Winds shift from light today to southeasterly 5 to 15 mph tonight and Thursday. Norwalk highs 73 and lows 56 with humidity readings at 7 am 75 percent, 1 pm 39 percent, and 7 pm 59 percent, no precipitation. Sunrise 5:58 am, sunset 9:05 pm. Moonrise 11:42 am, moonset 9:18 am. Marriage license applications list Laudie Bowens and Sharon Case with Berlin Heights and Collins, and Lawrence Schaffer and Naomi Drake with Cleveland and Norwalk. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Woodruff of Ashland. Deaths: August Hohman, 79. Charles T. Briehl, 65. Florence Rector, 83. George H. Butch Merrill, 55. Wilma Yenni, 45. Dale Patrick, 25. Sister Marie Klading SP, 74. Elizabeth Phillips Hahler, 66.
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Berlin Heights
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Collins
Lawrence J. Schaffer
Cleveland
Salvation Army
Naomi E. Drake
August Hohman
Charles T. Briehl
Bellevue
Florence Ethel Rector
New London
George H
Butch) Merrill
Sandusky
Wilma A. Yenni
Nova Dale
E. Patrick
Huron
Evelyn S. SP. S
Marie Klading
Techny
Ill
Elizabeth Phillips Hahler
Plymouth
Senate accuses Stanford of double standard on campus crime
Senate investigator John McClellan pressed Stanford President Kenneth Pitzer over a claim that universities shield students from criminal laws. The hearing highlighted clashes over campus autonomy versus calls for police involvement amid riots and campus disruptions.
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D-Conn
McClellan
Alege
City Hires Gary DeWalt As Policeman
Norwalk appoints Gary B. DeWalt to its police force. The 25 year old former Norfolk and Western Railroad patrolman in Bellevue recently moved back to Norwalk. He will begin duties immediately as another officer is expected to join next week.
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Norwalk
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DeWalt
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Bellevue
Fremont
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Bud) DeWalt
Bud DeWalt
Mount
Nixon ABM Plan Now At Rough Senate Tipping Point
A UPI poll shows the Senate split 48 for and 48 against Nixon Safeguard ABM with four undecided. The measure would place missile sites in North Dakota and Montana and fund 794 million dollars through a military spending bill. House approval appears likely as Armed Services backs deployment.
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New England
Erie Air Service Seeks Downtown Liquor Permit
The Erie Air Service plans to run the Huron County City of Norwalk Airport and has applied for a D-5 downtown liquor license for a vacant building between Gilbert Jewelry and the Post Office. Council deferred action pending talks with Erie Air officials and set July 19 for possible objections. Mrs. Jaquelyn Slanczka is in serious condition after a June 15 traffic crash near Oberlin.
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Norwalk
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Gilbert Jewelry
Erie Air
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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