Four Norfolk and Western railroaders retire after 155 years of service
Jack Lolla reports on Frank Marley Chester Sparks Ralph Clayman and Guy Carino ending 155 years with the Norfolk and Western Railway. The group retired at a Norwalk Moose Lodge banquet after long, shared careers from 1928 onward with memories of early pay, diesel gains, and life between Toledo Oak Harbor and Norwalk.
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EPA seeks injunction against Liquid Disposal Co over incinerator pollution
The Bowling Green EPA seeks an injunction forcing Liquid Disposal Co to implement 16 steps to stop emissions from a digester incinerator. The agency alleges overloading, excessive hours, poor tests and reports, and low burner temperatures. Residents report odor and possible hazardous metals and gases downwind. A scrubber is planned but design engineer has resigned. hearings may be rescheduled due to state official departure.
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Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions
Dispositions list Norwalk residents with fines and suspensions for traffic and tax offenses. Notable actions include Crawford fined seven dollars court costs, Eastman Jr fined ten dollars, Bissell thirty dollars, and several others with fines up to one hundred dollars and conditions such as tax returns filed or no further violations for five years.
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Eckstein Heads Smith Campaign in Ohio Attorney General Bid
Columbus report states Willard lawyer Frank Eckstein will lead the local campaign for George C. Smith the Republican candidate for Ohio Attorney General. Smith 38 is the Franklin County prosecuting attorney and won the May primary over Stanley G. Aronoff and David Dowd. Eckstein is a partner at Dush and Eckstein of Willard.
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Franklin County
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Lydia Zinn Completes First Solo Flight At Norwalk
Lydia Zinn solos in a Cessna 150 at Norwalk Airport marking her first solo flight. Instructor Mike Feaga cut her shirttail on his 21st birthday after 10 hours of dual flight and 40 total hours required for a private license.
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Women miners offer settlement by shower with 600 men
Three women coal miners proposed ending a four day strike by agreeing to shower with 600 men. They told a union gathering they were willing to bathe with the men as long as the men kept their hands off.
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Depot commander enlists zoo to scare wildlife
Captain Richard McArthy of Crane Naval Ammunition Depot seeks help from the Indianapolis Zoo to obtain lion and tiger manure. The odor tradition is meant to deter deer groundhogs rabbits squirrels and other animals invading the depot gardens across its 63 000 acre site.
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Futures Prices Reprinted with Permission by WSJ
The article notes futures prices as reported in the Wall Street Journal on Friday July 12 1974. It provides data on commodity and financial futures with market movements and settlement figures reflected from WSJ sources.
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Funds Hinges On Senate Action On CAC Grants
Erie Huron County Community Action Commission will receive federal funds through Sept 30 with continuation tied to Senate passage of a funding bill already passed by the House. The CAC is assured life at least until June 30 1975 due to state funds for Headstart Manpower and Family Planning. Neighborhood Center would be cut if federal funds stop.
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Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission
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Stolen car recovered on Turnpike in Castalia
Ohio State Patrol recovered a stolen 1974 gold Cadillac after a patrolman stopped a suspected intoxicated driver on the eastbound Ohio Turnpike about 12 miles east of the Norwalk exit. Willie Sanders, 23, Akron, was arrested as the vehicle had been reported stolen from Akron the prior day.
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Barberton
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Milan Ave
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Summit St
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Willard
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Plymouth
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Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad Tips
Classified ad advice urging buyers to act fast for sporting goods with a phone contact 662 4241. Emphasizes quick selling and direct inquiry through a local listing.
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