Gilligan to hold 40th town meeting in Norwalk Ohio
Gov John Gilligan visits Norwalk for a 7 30 pm town meeting at the Huron County Administration Building seating 225 250 with overflow. He will take audience questions for about an hour and a half and answer written questions later. Cont Cablevision will videotape and WLKR radio will air live. Mayor Wayne Goodsite hosts a private reception for officials prior to the event.
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Supreme Court voids Florida free reply law nationwide
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down Florida's law granting political candidates free newspaper reply space. The ruling raises questions about similar laws in Mississippi and potential federal action. Senator McClellan urged a federal right to reply.
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New Linwood Bridge Opens Saturday With Lights Delayed
The Linwood Bridge will open at 10 30 a m Saturday despite light fixtures not arriving yet. Roy Witter 82 will be first driver and Edward Hammersmith 92 the first pedestrian. An 11 year old boy Eric Lieber will cut the ribbon as the project’s sidewalk superintendent notes. The steel bridge from 1900 replaces older wooden spans over Norwalk Creek Valley.
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Weather and notices from The Record June 25 1974
Partly cloudy and cool today with highs in the mid to upper 60s and near lake lower 60s. Tonight 40s with a 20 percent precipitation chance today and tonight and 10 percent Wednesday. Marriage license filings list David A. McGuckin and Linda K. Arlin both of Norwalk plus John A. Laslen and Shirley A. Windigler. Births note a Greenwich girl in the Willard area. Deaths report Doc M. Hotchkiss aged 88 of New London.
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Norwalk
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Willard
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John M Newton III Dies After Auto Crash Injuries
John Milton Newton III 27 of 32 South Garden St Norwalk died at 11 10 a m Monday at St Joseph s Hospital Lorain from injuries suffered May 19 when his car struck a tree and a telephone pole He was an elder at First United Presbyterian Church and formerly scout master of Boy Scout Troop 232 He earned a pilot license and rebuilt an airplane He was Norwalk High School Class of 1965 president and Parson s College graduate 1969 Survived by parents a brother and two sisters funeral 2 p m Thursday at First United Presbyterian Church Milan Cemetery burial Expressions to church memorial fund.
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Bud) Newton
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Largo
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Milan
St. Petersburg
Veep Hurls Golf Ball Hits Spectator During Fundraiser
Vice President Gerald Ford struck a spectator with a golf ball on his first drive at Rolling Green Country Club while at a benefit event for the Variety Club Heart Hospital. The teen, Tom Gerard, sustained a head bump, and Ford expressed remorse as doctors monitored him. Agnew also had mis-hits in prior rounds.
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Nutter Slaying in Detroit Nets Two Suspects
Detroit police report two Ohio men under 30 as suspects in the April killing of Deborah Nutter of Norwalk and Rennie Bush of Sandusky. A Wayne County grand jury weighs evidence as charges loom. victims found April 6 in a near west side flat.
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Guerrilla raid on Nahariyya leaves seven dead
Palestinian guerrillas claim responsibility for an early assault on the Israeli seacoast town of Nahariyya, touted as reprisal for air raids on refugee camps in Lebanon. Seven killed. three attackers died when Israeli forces stormed an apartment. An Israeli soldier was also killed. six soldiers and a civilian wounded.
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$800 Stolen At Elks Club
Eight hundred dollars reported missing from Elks Country Club after a break in. Bernard Lehan, a member, notified Huron County Sheriff’s Department Monday morning. A rear door window was broken to gain entry on New State Road south of Norwalk. Investigation continues.
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Knievel Predicts 50-50 Survival for Sky-Cycle Jump
Evel Knievel outlined a plan to leap the Snake River Canyon in Idaho on the Sky-Cycle X-2 with 15,000 pounds of thrust and a 2,000 foot ascent. He accepts a 50 percent chance of surviving the stunt and has already secured a $6 million payment and 60 percent of proceeds.
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