Lima Hospital set to move 70 patients amid probe
Dr. Kenneth Gaver says about 60 to 70 of roughly 75 Lima State Hospital patients eligible for transfer will be moved to other facilities. The plan aims to ease conditions under investigation by the attorney general’s office, which may prompt a state grand jury. Separately, Paul McCloskey announced a challenge to Nixon in California primary and New Hampshire, seeking to rally antiwar voters.
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UPI
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Republican Party
Nixon
California
McCloskey
New Hampshire
San Mateo County
Democrats split on CBS contempt citation over Selling of the Pentagon
A House Democratic poll shows a near split on whether to cite CBS President Frank Stanton and the network for contempt for not releasing edited film from The Selling of the Pentagon. The vote could be postponed or fall to Republicans to decide.
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UPI
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CBS
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Harley O. Staggers
Stanton
Pentagon
Rosenthal disputes heroin halt claims five kids die daily
Representative Benjamin Rosenthal challenges Treasury figures that show progress in stopping heroin. He cites a dire overdosing toll of about five youths per day, as Assistant Treasury Secretary Eugene T. Rossides presented the optimistic subcommittee briefing.
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Washington
API
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
United States
House
Treasury
Eugene T. Rossides
Garrison faces federal court ruling on prosecutions
District Attorney Jim Garrison loses bid to try bribery charges against two U.S. attorneys in state court. Judge Herbert Christenberry says only federal court may hear the case and deems some prosecutions not in good faith. In Baltimore a doubleheader turns into a cow milking novelty between Cleveland and the Orioles.
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UPI
Jim Garrison
U.S
Garrison
Herbert W. Christenberry
Supreme Court
Baltimore
UPS
Cleveland
Indians
Gomer Hodge
Orioles
Eddie Watt
Hodge
Rutherfordton
N.C
Education chief links drugs to youth boredom nationwide
UPI reports U.S. Education Commissioner S P Marland calls the drug crisis dreadfully serious and attributes it to boredom among young people in all life spheres. He spoke in Columbus at a Friday seminar by the National School Public Relations Association.
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Columbus
UPI
U.S
S.P. Marland
Dr. Marland
National School Public Relations Association
Weather Outlook Norwalk with Mild Showers Expected
Variable cloudiness today with a 40 percent shower chance and highs near 82 in Norwalk. Tonight and Sunday stay partly cloudy with little temperature change, lows around 67, 60s, and a 20 percent rain chance today tonight and Sunday. Winds NW 5 to 10 mph today then light and variable tonight and N 5 to 15 mph Sunday. Death notices for Florence Easter and Lloyd Gullett appear, and two marriage license applications listed for local residents James Schaal and Judith Gamble and Timothy Kukes and Kathleen Myers.
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Norwalk
James A. Schaal
Attica
Judith A. Gamble
Timothy L. Kukes
Vermilion
Kathleen A. Myers
Proxmire Pushes 250 Million Loan for Lockheed Amid Election Tide
Sen. William Proxmire touts a Nixon backed bill to guarantee up to 2 billion in loans to troubled firms including Lockheed, with a presidential appointee board deciding eligible companies. He warns of election year influence and government takeover of assets if bankruptcy occurs. Sen. Tower counters that opponents fear political clout from GE and others tied to the ongoing jetliner competition.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
California
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft
Proxmire
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed
General Electric
Kissinger May Meet With Cong Envoy in Paris
UPI reports Kissinger, President Nixon’s national security adviser, may meet a high ranking North Vietnamese official in Paris this weekend. He would discuss a seven point Viet Cong peace proposal offering POW releases if all U.S. forces quit Vietnam by year end.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Kissinger
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
LeDuc Tho
Hanoi
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New York Times
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Norwalk Eyes North Fairfield Reservoir Plan For Water Needs
Engineers warned in 1965 that Norwalk would outgrow its watershed by 1980 as population rose and water use jumped. Plans shifted from a Norwalk reservoir to a North Fairfield project after blue ribbon study and Ohio resources department outreach, with Norwalk and North Fairfield approving resolutions to start paper work on the reservoir.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
T.C. Biebesheimer Co
Toledo
Norwalk Creek
Biebesheimer
Harold Finch
Northwest Ohio
North Fairfield
Huron
Milan
Blue Ribbon
Andrew Spencer
Ohio Water Commission
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Charles Zeiter
Department of Natural Resources
Zeiter
City OKs Power Plan To Bid On 69,000 Volt Substation
City Council authorizes bids and a possible contract to upgrade the electrical system to 69,000 volts. Improvements planned for North West Pleasant Street aim to boost capacity from 4 000 to 10 000 kilowatts as Ohio Edison shifts supplies and Sheller Globe weighs switching to the municipal system.
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Herbert Krogh
Ohio Edison
Sheller- Globe Corp
Ohio Edison Co
Richard Cunningham
Robert Williams
Charles Hipp
Cunningham
Williams
Hipp
Pleasant Street
Norfolk and Western Railway
North West Street
Bob Johnson
Sheller-Globe
Norman Budziszewski
Sheller- Globe
Superior Coach
Johnson
Krogh
Walter Kuhlman
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Sheller Globe
Busziszewski
Norwalk
Norwalk Prepares $3 Million Budget for 1972 Hearing
City Council schedules a special meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. to review the $3 million 1972 budget. City Accountant Charles Woodward finished the budget and it is open for public inspection, with expenses rising slightly and street fund revenue hurt by license sales losses. The street fund starts 1969 with $318,840 and for 1972 is projected at $175,604. The council aims to avoid a clash with a chamber commission meeting at 7:30 p.m.
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Norwalk
Charles Woodward
United Buckingham Truck Line
City Chamber Commission
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