Elmira Flood Aftermath Described by Norwalk Couple
Mrs. Smith of Norwalk writes of Elmira’s flood devastation three weeks after Hurricane Agnes. Eight foot water lines in high areas and 25 to 30 foot depths elsewhere left stores submerged and homes overturned. National Guardsmen patrolled the city as cleanup began and aid visitors faced strict entry.
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Steve Smith
Chatham Street
Norwalk
the Reflector
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Nixon seeks $5,000 grants in $1.7 billion Agnes relief plan
President Nixon proposed a $1.7 billion disaster relief program offering $5,000 grants and low interest loans to Agnes flood victims in six states. The plan would aid over 120,000 homeowners and small businesses, with grants while higher amounts could be repaid at 1 percent over 30 years.
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Nixon
America
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Guardsmen Depart for Camp Drum Two-Week Training
Company C of the 612 combat battalion from Norwalk heads to Camp Drum New York for 17 days of combat engineering training. About 100 guardsmen under Captain Gary P. Liebenthal will build bridges and bunkers and conduct an assault river crossing on the Black River with 15,000 troops at the camp. They will travel in convoy with 12 new five ton diesel dump trucks and return to Norwalk on Sunday July 30.
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Gary P. Liebenthal
Drum
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Black River
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Health Department Warns New London Schools Over Unsanitary Conditions
The Huron County Board of Health warns the New London School System to fix unsanitary conditions or face fall consequences. Letters by Dr. George Linn cite leaks in Fitchville, unserviced sewage, dirty facilities, and poor supervision, urging action before the new school year.
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Huron County Board of Health
New London
George Linn
Huron County Health
Fitchville
Joseph Hurley
New London Board of Education
Huron County
Clarence Ellett
Hurley
Dr. Linn
Linn
Edward O'Reilly
New London’ School Board
Health Department
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David O'Hara
Permits Mailed to Ohio Firms for Emission Checks
Ohio Health Department officials announced mailed permits for emission controls to about 17 500 firms with fuel fired equipment process gear spray booths storage tanks or incinerators. Firms must return forms by August 15 to determine compliance and apply for a permit to operate or seek a variance permit.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Health Department
Village Adopts Budget for North Firffield in 1973
The North Firffield village council approved a 1973 budget of 36 715 dollars, up 11 650 from 1972, with allocations to general fund police and fire departments, street lights, garbage, and debt payments, plus water and street department funding and minor public health and building inspection items. A water rate discussion for a South Main trailer park was postponed. Alan Baldwin, 32, alleges wrongful dismissal by Syntex after his wife’s pregnancy and his need to care for her, in an industrial tribunal filing.
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State Highway Department
Water Department
Public Health Department
South Main Street
London
UPI
Alan Baldwin
Baldwin
Myra
Syntex
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