Westerhold Seeks Better Weather Alerts From Ford
WLKR manager James Westerhold pressed President Ford at the White House to fix inadequate advance warning for severe weather in Huron County. Ford pledged action after Westerhold outlined locals efforts with Taft and Ashbrook, noting Cleveland bureau delays. Nessen briefed Westerhold and a follow up was promised within two weeks.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Gerald Ford
Huron County
James Westerhold
WLKR_ radio
Ford
White House
Ohio
Westerhold
Dave Mehling
Wlec Radio
Sandusky
Henry Kissinger
Cleveland
National Weather Service
U.S
Robert Taft
John
Ashbrook
Weather Bureau
United States
Ron Nessen
Huron
Erie
Cleveland Weather Bureau
Air Force auditors pin losses on academy sports fund managers
Air Force auditors say academy finance officials lost 549803 in four years through stock market speculation. Rep Les Aspin condemns the mismanagement as a disservice to cadets and servicemen who pay athletic fees and dues. He also notes a potential 350000 loss on GNMAs speculative securities.
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Government National Mortgage Association
NOW chief says wives would be better presidents
NOW president Betty Friedan or Rosalynn Carter would be stronger champions of equality than their husbands. She said NOW would not endorse a candidate, and she wished she could vote for Betty Ford or Rosalynn Carter for president.
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Cleveland
UPI
National Organization For Women
Betty Ford
Rosalynn Carter
Ms. DeCrow
Colorado news groups vow suit over Longet hearing ban
Denver attorney for nine news organizations says he will file a suit with the state Supreme Court arguing a judge overstepped authority by barring reporters from a manslaughter hearing in Claudine Longet's case. Longet, 35, is charged with killing lover Valdimar Sabich.
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Denver
UPI
Colorado
Claudine Longet
Miss Longet
Andy Williams
Valdimar
Sabich
John Kane
State Supreme Court
Weather and local life wrap Norwalk area updates
Weather reports mild tonight with 60 degree low and sunny hot Tuesday highs in the upper 80s. Rain chances near zero through Tuesday with west winds 5 to 15 mph. Marriage license applications list multiple local couples from Willard Norwalk Avon Lake and New London. Births deaths and obituaries include a Willard area birth and several local deaths in Berlin Township Monroeville Norwalk Milan.
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Merle G. Gibson
Willard
Carpenter
Sherry M. Stover
David C. Benedict
Norwalk
Marcia L Mitchell
Elmer J. Wagster
Patsy Jean Byers
St. Mary's
W. Va
James E. Pence
New London
Shelby J. Lytle
New London Hospital
Richard T
High School Ad Vote Feedback Reflector Area
Poll results show 66.7 percent oppose pre election advertising with quotes from students skeptical of ads and trust in candidates. A 33.3 percent vote yes received no responses. The Reflector area offered free student ads sponsored by The Huron County Bank and the newspaper with limited student participation.
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Suestion
Reflector
Huron County Bank
Ohio Sets First Pure Primary With Large Presidential Ballot
Ohio voters go to the polls on Tuesday for a notable presidential primary with a long ballot and a range of issues. The contest also features a highly competitive U S Senate race and local measures on the ballot.
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Ohio
Buckeye
U.S. Senate
Huron County primary race lineup spans many contests
Voters in Huron County head to 67 polling places for primaries with 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. voting. Key races include the 72nd District House seat, two County Commissioner seats, state and federal nominations, and local public notices. Strong candidates span Democrats and Republicans across Norwalk, Willard, North Fairfield, and nearby towns.
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Huron County
Board of Elections
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Columbus
Huron County Board of Commissioners
Huron
James Kimbler
Charles Traband
Swanbeck
Norwalk
Richard Rench
Vermilion Bank
Marie Tansey
Wakeman
Andrew Ortner
Vermilion
William Krantz
Ohio House
Joseph Sherman
Kenneth Salisbury
Monroeville
Otto Bauerle
Willard
Thomas Carabin
Gerald Fife
Fairfield
Norene Keane
Plymouth
James P. Schaffer
Clayton Bick
Board of Commissioners
Dale Stearns
Bernard McClure
Marian C. Filip
Roy Palm
North Fairfield
Dale Immel
Frank Smith
James Seitz
Jane Adelman
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Taft
Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Ohio Supreme Court
Reagan
Ford
Norwalk Couple Receives Note From Betty Ford Over CB Radio
Bob and Mary Taylor of 66 Fryen Street received a letter signed by First Lady Betty Ford after sending a card with their CB handles Silver Horse and Duffy. Ford expresses pride in CBers joining a mutual aid network and offers good wishes. The Taylors have operated a CB radio for about a year.
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Norwalk
Betty Ford
Citizens Band
Bob and
Mary Taylor
Silver Horse
Duffy
Taylors
Fryen St
Ford
KNF
Blind Norwalk Woman Leaves Estate to Lions Eye Foundation
Clelia B. Strong who died May 22 at 76 left about 89 400 dollars with 90 percent to the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation and 10 percent to the First United Methodist Church of Norwalk. The will filed in Huron County Probate Court names Paul L Carpenter as executor.
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Norwalk
Clelia B. Strong
Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation
First United Methodist Church of
Huron County
Strong
Newton St
Norwalk Memorial Home
Paul L Carpenter
Lions Eye Research Foundation
Newark Tonight: Blue Ribbon Tax Committee Meeting
The Blue Ribbon Tax Committee will meet at 7 30 tonight in City Council chambers to discuss fiscal matters and potential tax policy changes. The session is scheduled for Newark City limits and invites public attendance.
Top Congressional Posts Up For Grabs In 1976 Leadership Fight
The retirement of Speaker Carl Albert triggers a wide scramble for leadership posts. Senators Robert Byrd Edmund Muskie Hubert Humphrey and House leader Thomas O Neill are among contenders for top jobs, with Republican rivals led by Robert Griffin and possible bids from John Tower and others.
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Washington
Albert
House
Thomas O'Neill
Massachusetts
O'Neill
Senate
Robert Byrd
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Mansfield
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Sen
John Tower
Texas
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