Stubborn Boy Survives Four Days Lost in California Wilderness
Mike Mack, five, survived four days and four nights after wandering from a campground at George J. Hatfield State Park. He weighed 40 pounds, drank well water, and was found exhausted near an irrigation pump by a farm worker. His mother credits his stubborn nature for his survival.
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Merced
Calif
UPI
Mike Mack
Mike
George J. Hatfield State Park
Gene Mack
San Francisco
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events
Partly cloudy with isolated storms this afternoon and tonight and a 70 percent rain chance Friday. Norwalk highs in the upper 80s to 90s, 92 today, 60 low, cooler Friday. Moon phases and sunrise sunset listed. Births include a Milan girl for ae mr and Mrs David Joseph. Norwalk entries follow. Marital license sought by Beesing and Bolen. local deaths listed.
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Norwalk
David Joseph
Milan
Samuel Farmer
Michael Adelman
Monroeville
Debaters to discuss Abortion Pros and Cons at City Hall
Four Cleveland participants will debate The Pros and Cons of Abortion at 8 p.m. Monday in City Hall. The Firelands Chapter of the Ohio Right to Life Society sponsors the event, with WLKR to carry it live.
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Cleveland
The
Association For the Reform of Abortion Law
Ohio Right To Life Society
City Hall
Firelands
WLKR
Anthony Iezzi
John Carroll University
St. John University
Iezzi
Helen Murphy
Don Fern
Cleveland Planned Parenthood Organization
Eduard
Eichner
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Midwest Storm Rips Through Region Across States
United Press International reports high winds and heavy rain caused structural damage across the midwest. A chimney collapse in Chicago killed a 2 year old. An Independence Iowa bank roof, seven planes destroyed, and many trailer homes damaged. Seiche warning issued for Lake Michigan.
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Midwest
Chicago
Independence
Iowa
Illinois Central Railroad
National Weather Service
Lake Michigan
Weather Office
Mirror feet happy in hot weather on Main Street
Reflector photographer Fred Stewart photographed many feet on Main Street as temperatures hit the mid nineties. The piece contrasts heavy socks and sandals with bare feet, noting the happiest feet were those of children riding bicycles and enjoying the grass and water hose.
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Fred Stewart
Main Street
The
Mercury
Reds Reject Private Talks On POW Offer In Paris
UPI reports United States negotiator David Bruce failed to secure private talks with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong in Paris. He described a “decided no” from the Communists after urging a restricted meeting to work out terms outside publicity. Bruce noted the seven point peace plan and prisoner releases as key issues.
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Paris
UPI
United States
David K.E. Bruce
Bruce
Hanoi
U.S
Vietnam
County approves sanitary district for Huron County
County commissioners vote 2 to 0 to form a countywide sanitary district with Chairman Donald Robertson abstaining. Motion by Maurice Smith, urged by Deputy Health Commissioner Clarence Ellett, outlines future water service and safeguards. Regulations will be drafted by the county engineer and prosecutor to ensure safety and financial protection, with development steps for subdivision acceptance and a one year trial before final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Donald Robertson
Maurice Smith
Clarence Ellett
Buckeye Ridge
Townsend Township
Robertson
State Health Department
Ohio Department of Health
Ellett
Petition Drive Aims to Put City Electrical Sale on Ballot
Richard Rench said a petition to place a question on selling the municipal electrical system on the November ballot has collected well over 380 signatures. He noted the exact count is pending, and filing with Norwalk Auditor Charles Hipp is planned next week. Committee members include Kevin F. Doyle Harlon K. Jennings Arnold L. Missler Edward M. Prack and Edward J. Still.
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Norwalk
Charles Hipp
Richard Rench
Reach
Kevin F. Doyle
Harlon K. Jennings
Arnold L. Missler
Edward M. Prack
Edward J. Still
Norwalk Faces Possible Water Shortage In August
Norwalk's 1927 filtration plant struggles to meet rising demand as June records hit all time highs. Officials worry about August shortages, potential fire risk, and the need for new lines, a 750000 gallon tower, or plant expansion funded by bonds. A longer series will explain causes and plans.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
Clip City
Harold Finch
Stokely van Camp
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Cincinnati
UPS
Hamilton County
Shawnee Lookout Park
Warren Wells
County Park District
University of Cincinnati
Wells
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Robert Rosenfield
John Tomlin III
Rosenfield
Lorain, Ohio
Lorain
George Zunich
Wanda Tully
Zunich
Common Pleas
Leroy Kelly
Ind
Thomas G. Beesing
Susan M. Bolen
Evelyn M. Schaefer
la Paz
Mary G. Grell
Lavilla T. Welch
Wellington
Judiciary Committee
United Press International
Reds
Avenue Kleber
County’ General Fund
Ottawa County
Princess Anne
Anne
Rench
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