Local News In Brief Highlights From Norwalk Area
WLKR resumed AM broadcasting after storm damage to the FM transmitter which operates at reduced power pending repair. Grade cards for Norwalk Senior High students mailed by principal George Perry. North West Street resurfacing to be completed today with other streets planned Wednesday. The mayor notes St. Mary’s Church will be billed for blacktop area by the right of way if completed. Morley Drive resurfaced Monday. Huron County real estate tax deadline approaches with 12 days left and late fines warned. Larry Gibson, 23, Flat Rock, arrested on marijuana charge after stop on U S 20 east of Bellevue. to appear in Bellevue Municipal Court.
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WLKR
Lameroux Road
Norwalk Senior High School
George Perry
North West Street
West Washington Street
Jim Widman
Pleasant Street
Jefferson Street
Newton Street
League Street
State Street
West Washington
Ford
Pearl Streets
Widman
Wayne Goodsite
St. Mary’s Church
S.E. Johnson Co
Morley Drive
Huron County
John Arthur
Norwalk
Larry Gibson
Flat Rock
Gibson
Ohio State Patrol
U.S. 20
Bellevue
US and USSR sign agreements to boost arts scholars exchange
In a State Department ceremony President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev witnessed Secretary William Rogers and Andrei Gromyko sign accords to increase flow of artists and scholars and to promote joint research on oceans farming and transportation. In Cleveland, 18 percent of births last year were illegitimate, up from 15.6 percent, with half of the illegitimate births to teens 19 and under.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
William P. Rogers
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Cleveland
Cleveland Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bureau
Edward A. Fern
Norwalk Weather and Life Events Report
High in mid to upper 80s with a 20 to 50 percent chance of rain through Wednesday. Norwalk forecasts include marriages, a birth, and a death, with temperatures 80/61 and humidity around 93 to 76 percent.
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Norwalk
Connally Resigning Over Clash With Ziegler
Los Angeles Times reports John Connally may resign his White House advisory post after a clash with Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler. White House denies rift and says talks will continue. Connally plans a news conference to address rumors about his status.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Connally
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Connally
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Ziegler
Times
Ron Ziegler
the Times
Texas
Treasury
Nixon
Navy
Kennedy
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Short-Haired Teens Pedal Toward Utah On Club Trip
A 14 member Streetsboro Wheelers group of boys aged 13 to 15, organized by Richard Grove, left Streetsboro, Ohio, to bike west toward Salt Lake City. They stayed in Townsend State Park, plan 26 to 27 days to Utah, and will rent a U Haul for the return trip. Each rider contributed funds for food and activities, and haircuts were required for membership.
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Streetsboro
Salt Lake City
Norwalk Weighs City Refuse Franchise Bids Tonight
Norwalk officials will invite private refuse firms to bid on a municipal franchise for residential service. A council resolution to authorize bids will be introduced tonight. A citizen committee urged a municipal system and council aims to decide by month end with cost proposals from private haulers considered.
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Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Leon Riley
Hair War in Cleveland Court Applies Haircut Threat
In Cuyahoga County Court Judge Daniel O. Corrigan warned 22 year old Dave Broeckel of a one year jail term if he did not get a haircut. Broeckel, earning about $10 000 annually, complied and was later found guilty of possession for sale and sale of methaqualone on two drug law misdemeanors. He received five years probation and a $1 000 fine. The judge praised his appearance and urged further changes.
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UPI
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
Daniel O. Corrigan
Dave Broeckel
Corrigan
Broeckel
Reagan opposes hair length ban despite Clift Hotel clash
Governor Ronald Reagan says hair style restrictions at the Clift Hotel in San Francisco would keep him from dining there with his 14 year old son but he opposes Assemblyman John Burton's bill to bar state licensed businesses from refusing service over hair length or style. Reagan notes Skipper, his son, wears shoulder length hair as a high school freshman.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco
Reagan
John Burton
Skipper
Mansfield Pastor Is Assigned Here
The Rev. Wilbur B. Meiser will become pastor of First United Methodist Church in Norwalk replacing Rev. Paul C. Bailey who moves to Youngstown district supervision. Meiser arrives from Central United Methodist Church in Mansfield as Bishop Francis E. Kearns announced 900 pastoral assignments at the East Ohio Annual Conference.
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Wilbur B. Meiser
First United Methodist Church
Norwalk
Paul C. Bailey
Youngstown
Meiser
Central United Methodist Church
Mansfield
United Methodist
Francis E. Kearns
East Ohio
Lakeside
Walter Eyst
North Fairfield
New Haven
Charles McCoy
Harlem Springs
Deforest
Aurora
Edison Memorial United Methodist Church
Milan
Donald Yaussy
North Royalton
Oberlin
Robert Ford
Plainfield
Elyria
United Methodist Church
John W. Freiling
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