Fuel Shortage Sign Parodies Lincoln Quote
Niagara Falls service station operator Charles Gugino posted a sign paraphrasing Abraham Lincoln during the fuel shortage. It reads We can fuel some of the people some of the time, but we cant fuel all of the people all of the time.
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Ferguson may skip re election next year says aide
State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson’s top aide Richard Borror doubts he will run again citing age and a recent hospital stay. In Lorain County, police were alerted after a motorist fired at cars with reports of at least two shooting incidents in Elyria and Oberlin.
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Elyria, Ohio
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Doctors shortage not solvable by more medical schools
Ohio faces a doctor shortage that cannot be solved by adding medical schools alone. Dr. Edgar Lee warned the legislature to limit new schools or the state will run out of doctors by the mid 1980s as reports surface of two new schools near Akron and Dayton. Former Browns star Lou Groza urged stronger physical education in Ohio schools during a state Board of Education meeting. He recalled his Martins Ferry childhood to emphasize needs. In Paris, Kissinger and Le Duc Tho reportedly drafted a new plan toward a Vietnam truce, withParis preparing for possible signing at Kleber Avenue conference center.
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Nixon to Outline Selective Economic Controls on TV
President Nixon intends a nationwide television address Wednesday night to unveil new economic measures aimed at cooling high inflation. Officials expect a mandatory selective controls plan rather than a broad across the board freeze on prices wages interest rates and dividends.
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Weather showers and marriage license notices in Norwalk area
The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms today with clearing by Wednesday. High around 75, low near 60, 70 percent rain today, 20 percent Wednesday. Also lists multiple marriage license applications for residents of Norwalk Bellevue Oberlin Willard Greenwich Wakeman Shiloh Clarksfield New London and Canton. Births and deaths noted for local residents including Agnes Williams and Edward Mayle.
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Steven C. Claus
Mary J. Finlan
Bellevue
Joseph A. Cantrell
Oberlin
Nancy L. Sowers
Willard
Gerald E. Fishbaugh
Greenwich
Cynthia A. Brown
William S. Huggins
Elizabeth A. Stewart
Calvin D. Dillon
Wakeman
Elena M. Cherry
Mark A. Burrer
Shiloh
Patricia A. Gibson
Darrell D. Gray
U.S. Army
Debora C. Dillon
Terry A. Woody
Clarksfield
Linda M. Gaydos
Robert E. Brainard
New London
Sheila J. Webb
Ashland
Jeffrey D. Brown
Susan L. Douglas
Canton
William A. Bursley
Cindy L. Holderby
Agnes Williams
Edward J. Mayle
Joseph Todaro
Sandusky
German Field Marshal Fritz von Manstein Dies at 85
Field Marshal Fritz Erich von Manstein the strategist behind the Poland blitz and a key German commander dies at 85 in West Germany. He faced 18 years’ imprisonment for war crimes, later released and retired near Munich.
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Judge Rules Against TV Blackout in Watergate Hearings
UPI reports Chief Judge Sirica refused to order a television blackout on testimony by John Dean III and Jeb Magruder, granting partial immunity to both and allowing extensive TV coverage as Senate Watergate investigations continue. The same dispatch notes NFL drug links involving four star players and a broader push to tighten stimulant dispensing at league meetings.
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Monroeville Schools Face Turmoil With Mixed Blame
Monroeville residents and leaders meet as Supt. Harlan Fisher says turmoil exists in several area districts including EHOVE, Norwalk, Perkins, and Bellevue. A student list of 14 grievances prompts public discussions and multiple meetings involving the board, teachers, and parents.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
Harlan’ Fisher
Ehove
Norwalk
Perkins
Bellevue
Monroeville Board of Education
Reflector
Malcolm Smith
Smith
County Board Agrees To Lease Hangar Site
The Huron County Commissioners approve leasing land at Norwalk-Huron County Airport for an eight-stall hangar costing about 30000 funded by private capital. The hangar would become county property after 20 years, with 13 potential investors showing interest and bids to be advertised.
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Huron County ACS to Meet at Vanson's Monroeville
The Huron County unit of the American Cancer Society holds its annual meeting at 6 30 p m at Vanson's Restaurant in Monroeville. Guest speaker will be Donald Wolfe of the Toledo Blade. Buffet dinner requires reservations.
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American Cancer Society
Vanson
Monroeville
Donald Wolfe
Toledo Blade
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