Wife He Left Behind Haunts A Huron County Resident
Josef Pavek and his wife Anna both suffer from arthritis at age 73 while living on a farm in Huron County Their long separation began when Pavek left Czechoslovakia for America in 1919 seeking work He later learned about divorce while working in Pennsylvania and now faces government issues and a distant wife as he recalls his past in Europe.
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Huron County
Jack Brown
Josef Pavek
Anna
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Pavek
America
United States
Youngstown
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Europe
Kissinger backs grow in Senate amid wiretap threat
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger gains early Senate backing with more than 40 senators signing a resolution praising his integrity as he tours the Middle East with President Nixon after his Salzburg news conference. Meanwhile in Williamsport Little League allows girls to play, subject to local team decisions. In Buenos Aires, the Argentine cabinet resigns to let President Peron reorganize, then retreats after massive crowds support him.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Kissinger
Middle East
Nixon
Salzburg
Austria
Williamsport
Buenos Aires
API
Juan D. Peron
Plaza de Mayo
GM eyes Cleveland region for new 8000 job plant
Former Gov. Rhodes said GM would locate a new manufacturing operation in the Cadillac Tank plant under GSA control, delivering more than 8000 jobs and over 100 million dollars in annual payroll. Rhodes met with Cleveland Mayor Perk and GM President Edward Cole.
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Columbus
UPI
General Motors Corp
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
General Services Administration
Northeastern Ohio to Get New Medical School Leader and Rare Mice Stock
Dr Robert A Liebelt will head Northeastern Ohio medical school's new program this summer bringing about 8000 mice used in cancer research. The movers include a pedigree collection dating to 1934 with 18 inbred strains. Previously, Liebelt shifted the mice from Chicago to Houston and Atlanta during prior posts. In a separate item, J Fred Buzhardt, Nixon aide, suffered a possible heart attack and is listed in serious condition at Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church Virginia.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Robert A. Liebelt
Medical College of Georgia
Liebelt
Annabel
Houston
Atlanta
Baylor University College of Medicine
Chicago
Washington
UPS
J. Fred Buzhardt
Nixon
Peggy Pond
Fairfax Hospital
Falls Church
Buzhardt
Fairfax
Fair and cool night with mild Friday sun
Weather forecast calls for a low in the low 50s and a sunny Friday with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Precip chances are 10 percent today, 20 percent tonight, and 10 percent Friday with southwest winds around 10 mph today and south winds 10 to 15 mph tonight. Domestic news notes births and deaths include a Collins girl born to Mr and Mrs Fred Springer and the death of Mrs Dorothea E Carlson, 94, of Milan.
Nixon Enthralls Egypters On Nile Valley Train Tour
President Nixon and President Sadat rode a 130 mile Nile Valley train trip from Cairo to Alexandria amid massive Egyptian crowds. Officials estimate millions lined the tracks as Kissinger and U.S. officials noted a new warmth in Egyptian American relations during the trip. Nixon called the reception overwhelming and magnificent as they discussed Geneva peace talks and a potential little summit before talks with Israel.
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UPI
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Alexandria
Egypt
Nixon
Nile Valley
Pat Nixon
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ras el Tin Palace
Nixons
Sadat
Geneva
Mideast
Israel
Belly Dancer Provokes Laughter at Cairo State Dinner
Souhair Zaki known as the ambassadress of love danced at a state dinner in Cairo. President Nixon, Henry Kissinger, and Anwar Sadat laughed and whispered as the belly dancer performed. Kissinger recalled past dancers and said he aimed to make the world safe for belly dancers.
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Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Souhair Zaki
UPI
Cairo
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Koubbeh Place
Souhair
Kissinger
Middle East
Norwalk Municipal Court Bill Dead in Ohio Session
A bill to create a Norwalk municipal court as part of a package for 36 new Ohio judgeships was left behind during a rushed adjournment. The measure, slated to start in January 1976, moved from the Senate subcommittee to Rules but did not reach the floor. Action is postponed to fall and possibly longer, as lawmakers return for housekeeping sessions.
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Columbus
Norwalk
Ohio
Transportation and Local Government
Senate
Rules Committee
Parish Realignment: Fr. Stein Departing Norwalk for Smaller Parish
The Rev. Gerald Stein 58 a six year pastor of St. Pauls Norwalk leaves June 21 for a smaller parish after requesting reassignment. He will be replaced by Rev. John J. Lehmkuhl 56 from Huron who takes over St. Pauls. The Diocese announced 38 new assignments by Bishop John A. Donovan.
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Gerald Stein
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Norwalk
Huron
Father Stein
St. Paul’s
John A. Donovan
St. John’s
Ft. Wayne
Ind
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Antwerp
Lukens Slams Legislature Over Rush to Adjournment
Ohio Senator Donald Lukens condemned the rush to adjournment as the Senate passed 14 measures. He voted against all 14 and urged removal of his name from three bills, calling the committee system gutless and unstudied. He said the move could hurt him politically but was a matter of principle.
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Columbus
UPI
Donald Lukens
Middletown
Senate
Lukens
Bring Own Bottle Dance Sparks Berlin Heights Board Clash
In Milan area Berlin-Milan Board of Education defends approving an adults only bring your own bottle dance at Berlin Heights School. About 20 attendees heard objections from church leaders and community groups while some members urged limiting liquor. The Aug 24 event funds the Berlin Heights Harvest Festival.
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Milan
Garwood
Glenn Hennings
Berlin Heights
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