Senator Young calls for Senate probe of Ohio Penitentiary
U S Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio labeled the Ohio Penitentiary Gestapo like and urged a Senate investigating committee to conduct an on the spot inquiry into the Columbus prison after a Jack Anderson column alleged brutality.
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Saigon Offensive Near Da Nang and Kiriron Battles
A 5000 strong South Vietnamese force with U S air and artillery support launched a major offensive south of Da Nang to clear Communist bases toward the Laotian border. Fighting also raged for a fifth day in Cambodia as Cambodian troops and American trained mercenaries tried to retake Kiriron on the highway to the Gulf of Siam.
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Britain Longshoremen Strike Across Seaports
Britain's 47 000 longshoremen halted all seaports in a 44 year first. Union leader Jack Jones said the strike could last a long time as the Conservatives planned a potential state of emergency to move perishables with troops if needed.
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UPS
Britain
Jack Jones
Conservative
Cleveland Garbage Workers Return After Wage Talks Progress
City garbage collectors resume work in Cleveland after a strike of July 7 due to a wage dispute. Local 1099 secretary treasurer Joseph Farinacci says major progress in negotiations with the city led workers to return and an agreement is near.
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Ohio official Hilliker meets President in Louisville
Don Hilliker of Bellefontaine Ohio the Ohio Natural Resources Advisory Council chairman and OSU trustee joined Ohio Gov. Rhodes in Louisville for a meeting with President Nixon at the federal building Hilliker told the President keep doing what you are doing and you will be OK The gathering focused on Appalachia region governors and federal coordination
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Don Hilliker
Bellefontaine
Ohio
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Federal Building
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Ohio State University Board of Trustees
James A. Rhodes
Appalachia Region
Weather Near Norwalk Brings Clouds Humidity and Showers
Considerable cloudiness and warm humid air bring showers and possible thunderstorms today, with a high in the mid 80s to low 90s. Tonight a cooler low in the upper 50s to low 60s. Thursday stays cooler with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and a 20 percent precipitation chance. Winds SW 15 to 25 mph, shifting to WNW 15 to 20 mph tonight and Thursday. High Norwalk 91, low 72. Moonrise 6:29 pm, moonset 2:29 am. Births deaths marriages listed for local towns.
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Norwalk
Norwalk High appoints Glenn Sprague assistant principal
The Norwalk School Board named 25 year old Glenn Sprague as the new high school assistant principal with a starting salary of 10000 dollars. Sprague, a Bowling Green State University graduate, plans to pursue a master's degree and has prior experience as junior high principal and guidance counselor. He emphasizes counseling as part of administration and expects a full time role overseeing students and activities.
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Norwalk High School
Sprague
City School Board
New London
Bowling Green State University
Norwalk
Linda
Wayne Bennett
Ehove
Macrobiotics Adventurers Cycle Toward Seattle Diet Prison Night
William Rose and Don Honorof of Brookline Massachusetts on a 4000 mile bicycle journey to Seattle promote macrobiotics a grain based diet with brown rice umeboshi plum and seaweed. They aim to prove humans can live without meat or sugar planning 100 miles per day and sometimes sleep in tents or city jail cells during travel. Institutional background frames their trip and the Seattle camp on August 14.
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William Rose
Don Honoros
Webster
Massachusetts
Norwalk
Brookline
Mass
Rose
Don Honorof
Honovos
Mount Named General Chairman of Norwalk United Fund Drive
William V. Mount of Norwalk named general chairman for the 1971 United Fund campaign kicking off in October. Parke announces chairmen slate and drive plan excludes house-to-house soliciting. letters to regular givers have begun. Last year's goal was 70,848 with 66,000 raised. sign plans include thermometers at downtown banks and City Hall.
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Norwalk
Public Service and Safety
United Fund
Harry Parke
Norwalk Area
Mount
Howard Fisher
George Manyak
Drive
Mark Beeman
Lonnie Eagle
Joseph Geoghan
Tom Bleile
James Hertenstein
Herbert Lawrie
Edward Still
Austin Shadle
Arthur Leak
del Arrington
Parke
Main Street
City Hall
Norwalk School Board Approves 1971 Budget Near 22 Million
The Norwalk City School Board approved a nearly 22 million dollar budget for 1971 up 4.7 percent, with projected expenditures of 2,199,100. Supt. Albion V. Gotaas says carryforward may be optimistic with six months to go. State funds and taxes expected to provide 1,849,100. Major item is 1,100,000 for teachers salaries plus 160,000 for retirement. The 1970 salary appropriation was 970,000 and current levies total 28.9 mills on property valued at 40,364,000.
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Supt
Albion V. Gotaas
Gotaas
William Holman
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