Gilligan Mocks Ohio Record On Campaign Stop In Norwalk
Democratic gubernatorial candidate John J. Gilligan visited Norwalk as part of a three week tour stopping for a 9 a.m. breakfast at Berry's Restaurant. He attacked the Rhodes administration claiming tax credits spurred plant expansions and Ohio lagged in jobs, education funding, and population retention, predicting Census losses and a possible loss of congressional seats. He urged Democrats to boost turnout and nominees while inviting locals to his proposed inaugural ball.
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Cincinnati woman sues belt massager maker over injury
Mrs. Helen Keller 47 sues designer manufacturer distributor and seller for 25000 in Common Pleas Court alleging a machine pin gave way causing her to fall. Source noted from Cincinnati.
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Citizens Protest Plans For Repair Of Sidewalks
City Council approves two sidewalk ordinances authorizing more repair work and bids by contractors. Property owners face 30 day repair deadlines or will be assessed for the work. Residents criticize start points and contractor use. teachers will inspect sidewalks this phase.
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July 22 1970 Weather and Deaths
Mostly sunny and mild today with highs in the upper 70s and a low tonight in the 50s. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and highs in the lower 80s with a 10 percent rain chance. Friday stays warm and mostly cloudy. Norwalk highs 75 and lows 49 with trace precipitation. Deaths: Garriss J. Ward, 81, Collins.
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Norwalk Plans 242 Million Sewer Bond Vote
The Norwalk City Council revealed a 442 mill property tax increase to fund a 4.3 million sewer separation project. Residents will vote in November on selling bonds to finance the plan urged by the state health department to guard against stream pollution.
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Soldier completes second day hike in Death Valley
Viet Nam veteran S Sgt Jack Nelson, 34, of Cleveland, Ohio, pushed only one mile on his 130 mile Death Valley trek on Tuesday after covering 26 miles the previous day. He was picked up by friend Ron Coker in a jeep and taken to Shoshone to rest and rehydrate. His brother Arlen planned to drive him back in to resume the hike, saying Nelson misjudged his water. Rangers reported he had given up, a claim his brother disputed.
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Minister Drowns While Aiding Boy in Canadian Trip
The Rev. Donald Enzor of Greenwich died while attempting to rescue a boy during a storm on Algonquin Park lake in Ontario. Two other boys, Timothy Meadows of Prospect Ohio and Charles Schnittker of Chicago, also drowned. Enzor, 24, led a Trail to Life Christian camp group. a nearby Ohio Boy Scout Troop 225 was not involved.
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Rhodes Urges Large Federal Decentralization Plan
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes proposed relocating nine federal departments and 17 independent offices from Washington to sites nationwide. Speaking at the Ninth Annual Midwestern Governor's Conference in Columbus, he urged moving agencies including Agriculture Interior Defense Treasury Commerce and the Atomic Energy Commission.
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On the Hill Shootings Stir Lawrence Unrest
Witnesses describe a police shooting night on the hill in Lawrence where 150 youths faced 15 officers. Harry Rice, 21, was killed. his father doubts police bullet. Dowdell, 19, slain after alleged sniper fire. officer relieved of duties pending inquest.
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Rentals Listed in Norwalk Reflector
Local rental notices appear in the Norwalk Reflector promising available trailers houses and apartments for lease. The brief ad style entry invites readers to contact for details on pricing location and move in terms.
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