648 Board Accepts Resignation of Nirode and Thanks D Etterre
The 648 Board accepted Bernice Nirode’s resignation after seven years on the board and expressed gratitude to consultant Bonnie D Etterre who served April to June. Nirode, who joined in 1972, chaired the Planning, Program and Evaluation Committee. Frank Storch was named chair in her place. The board also approved Linn Center budget actions, staff hires, and facility lease arrangements, setting July 31 as the next meeting date.
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Ohio State University
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Wind Topples Building At Half Finished Center
Rescue workers use cranes to lift debris seeking a victim buried in rubble after a wind toppled a partially completed shopping center structure. Fire officials coordinate search as crews secure the site and assess further risks.
Postal Service launches INTELPOST satellite mail link to London
The U S Postal Service introduces INTELPOST a mail via satellite system that photographs letters in Washington or New York and transmits them to London in under a minute during a month long demonstration and planned year long field test involving seven countries England Argentina Belgium West Germany France Iran and the Netherlands The rate to Britain is five dollars per page plus extra for hand delivery and two pounds per page for London to the United States The system aims to cut costs versus Telex and could grow to handle up to four thousand letters daily with privacy safeguards stressed by officials
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Honeymoon Find Nets Viking Bracelet at Sotheby’s
Kay and Steve Creasey found a 4-ounce Viking bracelet on a west England beach while honeymooning. Experts dated it to 9th or 10th century B C and Sotheby’s sold it for 14,300 dollars to London dealer Charles Ede. The couple plans to buy a home or take a second honeymoon with the proceeds.
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Norwalk Merchants Meet Over Garage Sale Plans
The Norwalk Retail Merchants Association will convene at 7 p.m. on July 17 at Don's Coffee Corner. The agenda includes talks on a proposed September garage sale, an advertising promotion, and a shoplifting program.
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Gacy Shackled in Hospital as Morale Targeted
John Wayne Gacy, 37, mass murder suspect, is shackled to his hospital bed at Cook County Hospital after being moved from the jail where he is held on 33 charges. Defense attorney Robert Motta says authorities keep the restraints as a calculated move to destroy his morale, noting a history of heart trouble and prior transfer from jail for chest pains.
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