Norwalk Jaycees cut PIT Line hours for summer
Norwalk Jaycees will run the PIT Line on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. this summer, down from three nights a week. President Tom Woodyard said they may resume five nights when school opens and a response is strong. The PIT Line, dial 668-8165, may return to three or five nights later.
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Norwalk Sees 1973 Building Boom Early Half
Norwalk shows a strong start to 1973 with 155 per cent more total construction in Jan 1 to Jun 30 than the same period in 1972. New construction up 221 per cent at 993 726 dollars, led by a 300 000 dollar Ohio Edison substation and a surge in industrial and commercial projects.
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Police Rescue Child Held At Knife Point In Father's Arms
In Memphis Tennessee an estranged husband whose car wrecked during a police flight held a knife to his five year old son Tony Sims. More than 20 officers converged on the downtown intersection as the man threatened to kill his baby. A newsman’s flash distracted him and officers jerked the boy free. Tony and a responding officer suffered minor knife wounds. The husband had missed a probation hearing in city court earlier that day.
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Norwalk group argues for riding place bargain kept
Phil Leak, leader of a Norwalk citizens group, says the city must honor a pledge from a compromise that would allow recreational vehicles on private property. He cites commitments from local property owners and urges the city to establish a riding site while noting the ban remains restricted to private properties.
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Phil Leak
Norwalk
Leak
Nixon taps Anders for five year seat on AEC
President Nixon nominates Apollo astronaut William A Anders for a five year term on the Atomic Energy Commission. Anders, lunar module pilot of Apollo 8, will replace James T Ramey as his term ends. He currently serves as executive secretary of the National Aeronautics and Space Council. The nomination follows his earlier space achievements.
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UPI
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AEC
Ohio House approves 81.4 million for nonpublic school aid
The Ohio House passed a bill to spend 81.4 million on auxiliary services for parochial and private schools. The funding uses money from prior attempts tied to tuition reimbursement and tax credits, both deemed unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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UPI
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Weather and notices from The Record July 20 1973
Mostly cloudy today with showers and thundershowers. cooler tonight and Saturday. Norwalk high 88 and low 69. 60 percent rain today and tonight, 50 percent Saturday. Births to Mr and Mrs David Wright Huron a girl at FT Hospital. Death of Edward C Lang Cleveland aged 65. Local winds northeast 10 to 15 mph. sunrise 6 10 am sunset 8 56 pm.
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Norwalk
Father of Willard POW Dies
Willard area farmer Dale V. Vogel age 77 died unexpectedly at home after a history of heart trouble. His son Lt. Col. Richard Vogel, a former POW fighter pilot, was held by North Vietnam in 1967 and freed in March. Services 4 p.m. Sunday at Secor Funeral Home with burial in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. visitation after 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Willard — Dale V. Vogel
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Richard Vogel
North Vietnam
Maxwell Air Force’ Base
Montgomery
Ala
Mr. Vogel
Richmond Township
Trinity Lutheran Church
Secor Funeral
Richard Bauerle
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Norwalk Considers Two Charter Amendments for November
City Council will put two amendments on the November ballot. One changes Planning Commission composition and duties. the other ends full publication of ordinances in newspapers. Both proposals originate from Squire, Sanders and Dempsey and were filed today for Aug. 7 council action.
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Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
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Planning Commission
Board of Park Commissions
Journal of Council Proceedings
Nixon Foundation Fumigates Birth Home in Yorba Linda
The Nixon Foundation spent 613.20 this week to fumigate the 60 year old Yorba Linda house where the President was born after termites were found damaging the frame. The foundation acted to eradicate pests and protect the historic site.
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Yorba Linda
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