City income tax may rise for city employee contracts
Cleveland finance chief Michael Zone said tax increases may be needed to fund contracts negotiated with most city employees. Tentative pacts cover 8,500 of 10,000 workers and votes are planned this week. 11 other unions may settle soon. In Ravenna Maple Heights Patrolman Leo R Brown died after a motorcycle crash on Ohio 43 when his bike was struck by a car. the driver was not held.
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Cleveland
UPI
Michael Zone
Cleveland City Council
Ravenna
Ohio
Maple Heights
Leo R. Brown
Portage County
Brown
Ohio 43
Here
Money machine spews cash at Sahara Tahoe hotel lobby
In Stateline Nevada money burst from a glass cash machine drawing crowds and guards into a scramble. An estimated $600 to $1,000 vanished as the device blew money into the Sahara Tahoe lobby after Mrs Susan Alford from Modesto Calif triggered the blower by accident during her entry. The hotel cites $57 won in the slot draw as part of the incident.
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Stateline
Nev
UPI
Sahara Tahoe
Susan Alford
Modesto
Calif
717 Aboard Burning Liner Are Rescued
In Love Valley North Carolina Mayor Andy Barker blamed gate crashers and counterfeit ticket printers for the failed three day Love Valley Rock Music Festival intended to fund a sewer system. He said profits were not his goal, only giving kids a good time. The liner Fulvia sank near Tenerife after a fire, with 717 aboard rescued by a French ship Ancerville and airlifted to Milan Genoa. passengers and crew, mostly Italian, were evacuated in lifeboats and flown to Italy.
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Love Valley, N.C
Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
UPI
Fulvia
C.B. Fasting
Tenerife
Italy
Milan
Genoa
Ancerville
Donald Koepp
Fullerton
Calif
Donatella Tocci
Naples
Cleveland Finance Committee Backs Income Tax Hike
The Cleveland Finance Committee chairman urged raising city income tax from 1 to 1.8 percent to fund new contracts for about 10 000 workers and suggested dropping a planned property tax renewal levy. He said there is no money for wage increases.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Finance Committee
Michael Zone
Zone
United 737 aborts takeoff skids off runway injuring eleven
A United Air Lines Boeing 737 en route from Philadelphia to Buffalo aborted its takeoff, skidded off the runway into a field, and was badly damaged. Eleven people were injured as passengers tried to evacuate, including a woman with a broken leg.
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Philadelphia
UPI
United Air Lines
Buffalo
Norwalk Weather Outlook and Local Civil Notices
Cloudy and windy with showers possible and cool highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Clearing tonight with a low near 60s. Tuesday sunny and cool with highs in the lower 70s. Marriage licenses filed for multiple local residents. A birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuehne of Norwalk a girl. Death reported for George W. MacMillen, 69, Greenwich. Precipitation totals and humidity levels listed for Sunday.
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Norwalk
Predict More Campus Unrest Next Year
Washington hears initial hearings of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest with witnesses forecasting more trouble in the coming school year. Senator Kennedy links unrest to the Vietnam War while Scranton cautions against expecting a final thesis in ten weeks.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Commission
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
America
Scranton
White House
Robert H. Finch
Nixon
Miss Firelands Wins Miss Congeniality at Miss Ohio Pageant
Patricia Doris Paul of Bellevue named Miss Congeniality and top honors in Cedar Point contest. Grace Elaine Bird of Cabot, Pa., is Miss Ohio 1970, set to compete in Miss America. First runner-up Ann Andrews of Wauseon, other finalists listed with hometowns and ages.
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Joe Ratliff Sandusky
Patricia Doris Paul
Firelands
Cedar Point
Patti
Bellevue
Grace Elaine Bird
Northeastern Ohio
Cabot
Atlantic City
N.J
Ohio
Ann Andrews
Wauseon
Bowling Green State University
Paul
Miss Paul
Donald Paul
Mount Union College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Richard Strauss
Central
Props Pop At Beauty Pageant
A Sandusky beauty pageant faced onstage mishaps as curtain failures delayed the show. A stage hand mishandled the curtain, another placard tripod fell twice, and a third time a tripod was discarded and a contestant supported by a stagehand. After Vicky Ann Smith finished, the fire crew could not extinguish the flames immediately and removed the batons from sight.
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Sandusky
Kendra Susan Kessler
Fremont
Vicky Ann Smith
Miami Valley
Jaycee
Norwalk School Board Awards Science Remodel Contracts
The Norwalk School Board approved bids for science department remodeling at the high school and junior high. Lew Construction Co. of Sandusky won 31339 dollars, with Schoolorf Plumbing and Heating of Willard at 23518 and J & J Electric of Monroeville at 4195 dollars. Two elementary teacher contracts were also approved.
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Norwalk
Western Reserve
Lew Construction Co
Sandusky
Schoolorf Plumbing and Heating
Willard
J & J Electric
Monroeville
William B. Holman
Dale Broyles
Bronson
Joyce Reynolds
Shelby
Arizona
Residents Report Thefts Over Weekend
Police logged four theft reports from Norwalk residences during the weekend. Richard Tuttle reported a rug and two bath towels from Benedict Avenue. a boy’s green 20-inch bicycle was stolen near E and R Cycle Shop. Mrs. Morasutti reported an antique iron flower pot. Mrs. Trendy said a toaster, lamp, boys watch, and a transistor radio were taken from a patio. Two suspects, Mark Schwiefert and Danny Schwiefert, were jailed on forgery and larceny charges respectively.
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Norwalk
Richard Tuttle
Benedict Ave
Raymond Fessenden
E and R Cycle
Richard Morasutti
West Chestnut St
Stanley Trendy
Dudley Blvd
Gilligan to Make Breakfast Stop in Huron County
Democratic candidate John J. Gilligan will speak at Berry's Restaurant in Huron County at 9 a.m. on Wednesday for a breakfast event. The Dutch treat affair will welcome anyone wanting to talk with the Ohio gubernatorial hopeful.
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John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Gilligan
Huron County
John Hogsett
Berry's
Hogsett
Willard Mourns Corrine Vetter Wife of Judge Vetter Dies
Corrine Vetter 65 wife of Huron County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert J. Vetter died unexpectedly Sunday morning. She was found in the kitchen of their Willard home by her husband. Surviving are Jack Vetter their son and two Oatman brothers. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Secor Funeral Home with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery New Haven.
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Willard
Robert J. Vetter
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Vetter
Maple St
Green Hills
Ohio
Jack G. Oatman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Secor
Maple Grove Cemetery
New Haven
Prince Charles Wins Warm American Praise while Anne Draws Mixed Reviews
The three day royal visit to Washington ends with Charles praised for grace and style by American press while Princess Anne is portrayed as sullen and bored. Anne makes a surprise trip to the 1968 capital violence site and criticizes the bald eagle emblem.
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Washington
UPI
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Britain
London
Charles
Anne
White House
Nixon
U.S
Dulles International
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Edward R. Weber
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Kyle J. Jameson
Catherine J. Beck
Virgil Pence
Ashland
Denise L. Day
Donald E. Simpson
Rebecca Ann Silcox
David G. Grebel
Martha Jean Hayford
Paul Kuehne
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George W. MacMillen
Greenwich
Miss Firelands
Sandusky Company
Mark W. Schwiefert
Sheriff's Department
Schwiefert
Danny
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