Ambulance Drill Mistaken for Real Disaster in Erie
A routine ambulance call triggered a simulated high school explosion drill at Northwest High School. About 20 students were imagined injured and rushed to Brown Memorial Hospital, but a miscommunication caused real emergency crews to respond, sparking anger from parents and concerns over future drills.
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William Anderson
Brown Memorial Hospital
Ohio votes to seek constitutional convention on federal revenue
The Ohio General Assembly approved a resolution to petition for a U S Constitutional Convention on federal state revenue sharing. The measure cleared the Senate on a voice vote, making Ohio the 11th state to join the call amid two years of legislative effort led by House Speaker Pro Tempore Charles E. Fry. In Moscow, Tass reported cosmonauts aboard Salyut tested penguin spacesuits on their second day, with Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev in good condition aboard the orbital lab.
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Vladislav Volkov
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Lawmakers Collect Gift for Tricia Nixon Wedding
The House threads a gift fund for Tricia Nixon’s wedding while leaders note they were not invited to the White House nuptials. A precedent from Luci Nugent’s 1966 wedding is cited as lawmakers pursue a bridal gift.
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Meir Warns US Over Soviet Egypt Pact Threat to Middle East
Israeli Premier Golda Meir told the United States the new Soviet Egyptian treaty upsets the regional military balance and urged Washington to meet Israel's latest arms request or risk a great danger to peace. She backed an interim Suez Canal settlement but rejected Sadat's six month cease fire call, insisting on a permanent truce.
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Washington
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Stenvig Wins Landslide Re election as Minneapolis Mayor
Minneapolis mayor Charles Stenvig, 43, a former police detective, defeats challenger Harry Davis by 81 280 to 31 146 to secure a second two year term. He attributes the victory to God in his corner.
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Minneapolis
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Weather Brief Norwalk Mild Sunshines Through Day
Mostly sunny and mild today with highs upper 60s to lower 70s. Tonight clear and cool with lows in the 50s. Thursday mainly sunny with highs in the 70s. Very low precipitation chances today tonight and about 10 percent Thursday. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph today, light and variable tonight, then east to southeast 10 to 15 mph Thursday. Norwalk forecast highs 63, lows 43. Humidity readings and astronomical details provided. Marriage licenses issued for Tackett Hasselbach of Bellevue. Births listed for Lesch Goostree Bennett. deaths include Faulkner Jackson Dellisanti.
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Linn's Insurance Cost Up 10 000
Five policemen involved in last Saturday's shooting death of a black high school teacher face suspension pending investigation. Dr George F Linn received a large salary rise amid soaring professional liability premiums, moving his annual premium to 10 437 with Lloyds of London replacing the prior insurer.
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Ohio
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Linn
Lloyds of London
Cuyahoga County
Harold G. Curtis
Ralph Bache
Board of Health
Navy to retire bellbottoms and overhaul uniforms
The Virginian Pilot reports Navy plans a broad uniform overhaul retiring bellbottoms dress jumpers and round white hats. Enlisted and officers would wear a double breasted blue coat and trousers with standardized hats. Official announcement due next week with changes set to start by July 1, 1973 and finish by July 1, 1975.
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Norfolk
Mozelle Adams Leaves Norwalk Schools After 50 Years
Miss Mozelle Adams will retire from the Norwalk City School system at the end of this year after nearly five decades of service. She will remain for the first semester of next year to finish health and social studies projects, then retire to pursue community service and other activities.
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Norwalk
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Benedict School
League St. School
Charles Patterson
Albion Gotaas
Banks, taxpayers risks loom over Lockheed Tristar bailout
Senator Packwood questions banks 24 largest lenders refusal to invest more in Lockheed Tristar. Treasury seeks congressional guarantee protecting banks from losses if another 250 million is invested, warning a failure could push Lockheed toward bankruptcy and hurt economic recovery. Proxmire accuses government involvement. Connally denies it.
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Lockheed
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Flag Day Parade Planned by Norwalk Elks Legion
The Norwalk Elks and American Legion stage a Flag Day event Sunday featuring a parade at 6 p.m. on Case Avenue and West Main Street with color guards, scouts, and school bands. At Whitney Field ceremonies include a flag history, flag burning, and remarks by Louis Frey and Herbert Krogh.
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Trailer Parks Set Price On Power Systems
Norwalk officials discuss buying electric distribution systems from three trailer parks. Owners Richard Enzor and John Ockenga seek 20 000 each, Neill Ebert asks 15 per space for six spaces, with Krogh arranging a survey to determine system costs and possible city purchase terms.
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