Amherst Youth Derby Day Highlighted By Randy Fluck
Randy Fluck, 11, and 40 area youths prepare for a district soap box derby on Sunday at a 975 foot course just off Ohio 58 south of Amherst. Randy reports his bright yellow derby is ready after a weight and safety inspection with his father supervising and plans to debut his sealed new wheels at race time. The pre race inspection starts in Milad Chevrolet's parking lot with the main race at 1 p.m. local spectators include Thelucks and relatives.
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Randy Fluck
Amherst
Old State Road
Randy
Flack
Ohio
Three more vie for Miss Wakeman crown in 1971 contest
Sandy Dillon Brenda Pickett and Debbie Todd join Robin Hammond and Diane Burke as contestants in Wakeman Homecoming queen race. The six vie for the title Friday July 23 at 8 p.m. as part of three day activities sponsored by local groups.
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Wakeman
Sandy Dillon
Brenda Pickett
Debbie Todd
Sandy
Western Reserve Future Homemaker’s Association
Ehove Vocational School
Brenda
Russell Pickett
Western Reserve
Science Society
GAA
Clair Todd
Wakeman Grange
Wakeman Library
Xi Eta Tau Sorority
Robin Hammond
Diane Burke
Wisconsin crash blood alcohol findings for 1971
UPI reports 142 drivers killed in Wisconsin in the first five months of 1971. Health officials say 88 drivers, or 62 percent, had some alcohol in their blood and 54 drivers, or 38 percent, were at or above the presumptive intoxication level.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
Division of Health
Village Budget Approved in New London for 1972
New London council approves general fund budget of 66 369 with expected income 165 775 and year end balance 99 405. Expenditures cover law enforcement fire prevention cemetery parks sidewalks street lighting storm sewers and street construction. Other line items include highway maintenance recreation cemetery and a fire truck fund.
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New London
Winston White
Norwalk Native Richard Dauch Promoted at Flint Plant
Richard E. Dauch of Norwalk has been promoted to general superintendent of production at the Chevrolet Flint Assembly Plant. The announcement came from plant manager Frederick R. Caffey. Dauch, an Ashland High School graduate and Purdue University industrial management BS, played varsity football 1961 to 1963 and is married to Sandra Rule. they have four children.
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Flint
Mich
Richard E. Dauch
Norwalk
Chevrolet
Robber Strikes Security Pacific Bank in Los Angeles
A pistol wielding bandit robbed the Security Pacific National Bank in Los Angeles taking $1,000. Police suspect the same thief hit two other Security Pacific branches on June 25 and July 2, and may have struck again on Friday July 9.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Security Pacific National Bank
Princess Grace Attacks Indecency. Praises Breastfeeding
Princess Grace of Monaco told La Leche League members that breastfeeding promotes family unity and combats public indecency. She criticized films and media for debasing values and recalled nursing her children, saying state affairs must wait for a mother’s needs.
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Chicago
UPI
Grace
Monaco
la Leche’ League International
Franklin
Princess Grace
Senior Center Board Hears Of High Rise Visit
Harlon Jennings reports Kiwanians visited Viewpoint, the Sandusky high rise for retirees. An inspection of the facility is planned. Resident criteria include age 62 and income under 4100 dollars. Rent ranges from 89.50 to 119.50.
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Hazel Woodworth
Harlon Jennings
Viewpoint
Sandusky
Ruby Heyl
Edward Still
United Fund
Norma Gerken
Motorcycles Are Murder Says OSU Doctor
Dr. Ernest W. Johnson of Ohio State University calls motorcycles murdercycles due to severe injuries in crashes and says the vehicle has no place on the road. Russell March of the American Motorcycle Association counters that injuries also occur in bicycles and homes and urges helmet use and safe riding.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State University
Ernest W. Johnson
Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
OSU
Russell E. March
The
American Motorcycle Association
Johnson
March
Dr. Johnson
Harris Hesitates as He Enters Exploratory Presidential Run
Senator Fred Harris of Oklahoma said he is exploring a 1972 presidential bid and will not seek re election to the Senate. He pledged not to accept the vice presidency and cited unemployment and national unity as key concerns. In Seoul, heavy rains caused floods and mudslides, killing at least 20 and injuring 13, with over 400 houses flooded.
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Norman
Okla
UPI
Fred R. Harris
Democratic National
Senate
Harris
Herbert Allen Jr
New York
Jack Hood Waugh
National Urban
J.D. Williams
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Seoul
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William Fluck
Eastwood Dr
L. J. Dillon
International
Transtar
Mead Motor
Star View Drive-In
West Norwalk
J.D
Richard Benjamin
Carrie Snodgress
Frank Perry
Universal Picture Technicolor
Elliott Gould
David | Wolper
Board
Golden Age Club
Memorial Lake Park
Florida
Helen O'Dell
Eva Fritz
Sugar Creek
Millersburg
Atwood Lodge
Delray
Clara Rafferty
Heyl
Williams
Roy Smith
Alma Stowers
Center
State Park
Milan
Ohio 113
Whittlesey Avenue
Schaeffer Road
Lovers’ Lane Road
113
U.S. 250
H&s TV
Harold Stephens
Willard, Ohio
Swicolor
Senator Harris
UPI Telephoto
Countrywide Theatre
East Main ST
ABC Pictures Corp
Andrew and
Virginia Stone
Song of Norway
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