Larizza Returns as Principal at St. Paul High School
Larizza, 61, officially takes over as principal after signing with the board Monday night. The lifelong Huron resident previously led Huron High School from 1953 to 1962, earned a master’s in Educational Administration, and aims to evaluate staff and seek North Central Association accreditation.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Rockie Larizza
St. Paul High School
Larizza
Board of Education
Huron High School
Huron
Ohio State University
State
Columbus
Ohio State
Berlin Heights High School
Berlin Heights
St. Paul
Post Office
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
North Central Association
Sears Roebuck
Mary Annunciata
Bing Crosby marks half century on London stage
Bing Crosby celebrated his 50th anniversary in show business with a London Palladium appearance attended by his family. The veteran entertainer called the engagement his most important ever as he began his demicentennial in show business.
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London
UPI
Bing Crosby
Crosby
London Palladium
Christian Democrats vow to bar Communists from government
The Christian Democrats in Italy pledged to keep Communists out of the government as they pursue reforms. Yet Communist gains of over 7 percent cast doubt on how the country will be governed as final results from the Sunday-Monday election were tallied.
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Rome
UPI
Christian Democrats
Italy
Inflation Up 0.6 Percent in May Town News
The Labor Department reported a 0.6 percent rise in the Consumer Price Index for May, driven by higher food and gasoline costs, setting an annual inflation pace of 7.2 percent. The administration fears renewed inflation pressure ahead despite an official 1976 target near 6 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Ford
Saunders Wins Buckeye Boys State Governor Post
Philip D. Saunders aged 17 from Bedford Heights won the Buckeye Boys State governor’s race defeating Richard Cordray of Grove City. Saunders and other statewide officers were to be installed that night by Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice C William ONeill.
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Athen, Ohio
UPI
Philip D. Saunders
Bedford Heights
Buckeye Boys State
American Legion
Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Saunders
Richard Cordray
Grove City
Weather and notices from The Record
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a 30 percent chance of rain. Lows upper 50s to low 60s, highs 75 to 80. Marriage license applications include Arthur Stratton and Nancy Gibson, both of Willard, and David Lucas with Valerie Eastor, plus Robert Adams Jr. and Grace Jones. A Norwalk couple welcomes a boy.
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Arthur B Stratton
Willard
Nancy J. Gibson
David W. Lucas
Norwalk
Valerie Eastor
Berlin Heights
Robert L. Adams, Jr
New London
Grace Jones
Wakeman
Leonard Cox
Opinion Line: Monday’s question on Little League pressure
The column presents readers’ views on whether organized baseball for elementary school children stresses players or harms health. It frames the debate about youth sports intensity and safety and invites further community input.
Vote recount stance in two election contests
A brief asks readers to vote yes or no on recounts in the Rench-Tansey and Adelman-Seitz contests. It provides two phone numbers 668-8544 and 668-8345 for voters to call with their preference.
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Rench-Tansey
Adelman-Seitz
Bucyrus Building Bomb Blast Trails Suspects
A dynamite bomb exploded on an upper balcony of Bucyrus city hall injuring no one and causing extensive second floor damage. Police hold two young male suspects. motive unclear. The blast damaged doors and dozens of windows and forced a short evacuation. Building operations paused while a bomb squad investigates. damage estimated up to fifty thousand dollars.
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Bucyrus, Ohio
UPI
Bucyrus
Charles McDonald
cDonald
McDonald
Crawford County
Columbus
Tour Buses Inspected At Cedar Point
PUCO inspected 46 commercial buses near Cedar Point finding 38 safety violations. At 20 non regulated carriers 47 safety violations were found. Sally Bloomfield noted 116 buses checked for economic rule compliance as part of a seven week enforcement. Nine drivers faced court for ICC registration taxes medical cards and logs. A Detroit bus was removed for a faulty leveling valve causing tilt.
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Columbus
UPI
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Cedar Point
Sandusky
PACO
Sally W. Bloomfield
Commission
Transportation Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroit
Rehnch Adelman Eyeing Primary Recount Motion
Republican Richard Rench and Democrat Jane Adelman plan recounts after narrow June 8 primary margins. Officials say shared recount could save taxpayer money. Both trails led by close official tallies. Rench lost 72nd district by 32 votes, Adelman by 11 in Huron County. They will announce at 9:30 a.m. press conference.
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Richard Rench
Jane Adelman
Rench
Adelman
Huron County
Reach
Lorain County
Ms. Adelman
Seitz
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Rendh
Federal mediator joins talks in Fanny Farmer dispute
A federal mediator is brought in as negotiations resume between Fanny Farmer Candy Shops and the Teamsters. Union and company representatives meet at 11 a.m. at the LK Motel to resolve a three week standoff after plant workers picketed since June 1. Plant Manager L C Trotta lists wages from 2.91 to 4.21 with a 3.10 base wage before the strike and notes the misreported 3.40 average.
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Teamsters Union
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
L.C. Trotta
Trotta
Two Public Hearings Set Tonight on Rezoning in City Council
The Brandts property on Benedict Avenue faces a 8 p.m. hearing and the Strauss property on Valley Park Drive has an 8:30 p.m. session in city council chambers. The Airport Authority will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the airport administration building.
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Brandts
Benedict Avenue
Strauss
Valley Park Drive
Airport Authority
Airport Administration
Friendly Town brings city children to Norwalk rural host families
Twenty area families host twenty four inner city children for a Friendly Town program in Norwalk. Most children arrive Saturday and leave Sunday with some staying two weeks. Coordinated by Mrs Ray Honaker, several hosts are named including Mary Honaker and multiple area families across Wakeman Monroeville and Collins.
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Sherry Childs
Rocky River
Norwalk
Kelly Komosinski
Tim Hohman
Ray Honaker
Mary Honaker
Larry Komosinski
Gale Leimbach
Gerald L Gill
Joe Bright
James Simpson
Clarence Avers
James Stewart
Curtis Springer
Daniel Urban
Robert L. Seitz
Thomas Adelman
David Molnar
Leo D. Smith
Edward A. Buck
Harry Byron
Wakeman
Larry E. Smith
Monroeville
Gene P. Kurzen
Willard
Richard C Smith
Collins
Carl Collins
Vickery
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