Second Flood Check Due for Huron County
The second installment of federal flood funds will be presented to the Huron County Commissioners this afternoon. Robert C. Siler will present a check for 155281 dollars from the Office of Emergency Preparedness. The county earlier received 55960 dollars shared by four villages and the county in May. The deadline to complete projects is July 15.
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Huron County
Robert C. Siler
Civil Defense Division
State Adjutant General’s Office
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Douglas Colvin Joins Ohio Democratic Platform Subcommittee
Douglas Colvin, candidate for state representative of the 14th District, was appointed to the finance taxation subcommittee of the Ohio Democratic Platform Committee. Police reported a break in at Norwalk Beverage Center with four cartons of cigarettes stolen and four packages scattered near the east side of 17 St. Mary’s St. The incident occurred after 3 a.m. and owner Clayton F. Fries was notified. Additionally, the Ohio Department of Liquor Control lifted the Aug. 7 suspension of Edward Prinz’s permits, with the case dismissed effective July 10 after he was charged with delinquent sales tax payments.
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Douglas Colvin
Ohio Democratic Platform Committee
Norwalk Beverage Center
St. Mary’s St
Clayton F. Fries
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Edward Prinz
Willard
Prinz
Gauge Turned Over to Police at Fast Foods Store
A gauge reading indicator found at Fast Foods 144 Benedict Ave was handed to police for owner retrieval. Harold R. Emmons, a store employee, said a boy returned the item after finding it at the shop.
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Fast Foods
Benedict Ave
Harold R. Emmons
Aunt Testifies Missing Items Linked to Beineman Murder Case
Ann Arbor jurors hear that items including ammonia were missing from Sandra Leik basement during a vacation a year ago. Prosecutors say Karen Beineman was murdered and her body burned by household chemicals. Collins is charged with first degree murder in Beineman slaying. the area had seven killings over two years.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
John Norman Collins
Karen Sue Beineman
Margery Barnes
Sandra Leik
Collins
Washtenaw County
Leik
Eastern Michigan University
Miss Beineman
Grand Rapids
Ypsilanti
Fisher Titus Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admissions at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital include Miss Betty Rubeck Monroeville Adolph Stein Monroeville Miss Kathy Hinckley Norwalk Carl Weinert Norwalk. Discharges include Mrs Ethel Ross Milan Mrs Frances Parsons Collins Andrew Arvay Elyria Mrs Emma Ciersezwski Norwalk Mrs Irene Cutnan Milan James Brown LaBelle Fla.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Betty Rubeck
Monroeville
Adolph Stein
Kathy Hinckley
Norwalk
Carl Weinert
Ethel Ross
Milan
Frances Parsons
Collins
Andrew Arvay
Elyria
Emma _ Ciersezwski
Irene Cutnan
James Brown
LaBelle
Fla. Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Charles King
Loretta Dempsey
Penny Rush
Berlin Heights
Frederick Schuler
Clarence Fogle
Herman C. Dyer
North Fairfield
End of Grape Boycott Brings Contract Accord in Delano
Cesar Chavez and opposing growers signed a historic contract ending the bitter strike and nationwide boycott against most of California's table grapes. About 300 farm workers cheered as 26 Delano growers joined the union contracts, signaling a new era of cooperation for market prices.
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Delano
Calif
UPI
Cesar Chavez
Chavez
California
Delano Area
George Saddan
Fresno
Guard Doing Duty at Kent State Confrontation
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown said guardsmen protected state property and their own lives during the Kent State riot on May 4 and he doubted indictments would be filed. U S Attorney General John N. Mitchell warned of possible federal action if the state does not move decisively regarding four student deaths.
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Columbus
UPI
Paul W. Brown
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State University
Brown
Kent State
U. S
John N. Mitchell
Israel weighs plan as coalition teeters over U S peace proposal
Israel moves toward accepting a U S Middle East proposal as its unity government risks breaking apart. Iraq launches a diplomatic push to rally Arab states against the plan while fighting continues on multiple fronts and Meir's cabinet debates its response.
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Israel
U.S. Middle East
National Unity Coalition
Iraq
Golda Meir
William P. Rogers
Mrs. Meir
Labor Alignment Party
Tel Aviv
Gahal Party
Gahal
Nixon Poised to Declare U.S. Economy Healthy
President Nixon, after three days assessing the economy, is expected to tell reporters the economy is hale and hardy at a late news conference in Los Angeles. He notes hopeful signs for Middle East talks and outlines a 1972 budget after meetings with Kissinger Haldeman and Buchanan.
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Nixon
U.S
Los Angeles
UPI
Middle East
White House
Century Plaza
Henry A. Kissinger
H.R. Haldeman
Patrick Buchanan
George P. Shultz
Congress
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