Viking lander eyes smooth Mars site for 4th of July touchdown
Scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory grow confident Viking 1 can land safely on a smooth site at Chryse as rival theories of Mars water flow divide teams the inundators and the tricklers. A mysterious white streak dubbed Gentry's freeways resists explanation while roads are deemed unlikely. Alice Moore earns $1000 on TV Extra lottery night in Willard after buying two tickets weekly.
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Mars
Harold Masursky
Viking
Masursky
Chryse
Grand Canyon
Earth
Craters
Moon
Space
Landsat
Gentry
Gentry Lee
Alice Moore
Willard
Airport Doubles Its Insurance Coverage At Norwalk Airport
The Norwalk Huron County Airport now has double public liability coverage after Airport Authority President Urban Livengood Jr and operator Ronald Zoellner report new policies. Livengood bought emergency coverage after failing to confirm Zoellner’s plan, which Zoellner switched to save about 1000 annually. his policy also covers ten aircraft owned by Ron Zoellner Aviation Inc. The $30 monthly premium was noted, and the law director was consulted as the situation was deemed urgent.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Airport Authority
Urban Livengood, Jr
Ronald Zoellner
Livengood
Zoellner
Ron Zoellner Aviation
Norwalk Law
Ronald Freeman
ABA Sued Over Advertising Ban By Lawyers Group
The Justice Department filed suit against the American Bar Association in a Washington district court alleging the ethics code unlawfully bans advertising of legal fees and services. The suit contends the code restrains fee competition, deprives the public of pricing information, and impedes legal service access.
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Washington
UPI
The
Justice Department Today
American Bar Association
ABA Code of Ethics
ABA
Sai
Campaign Expense Reports Filed For Four Huron Candidates
The Huron County Board of Elections received expense statements for four June primary candidates. The Judge Heydinger Committee reported 200 in contributions and 185.61 in expenses with 14.39 balance. Keane reported 105.08 in contributions and expenses. Livengood and Bick filed no expenses for their committees.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Judge Heydinger
Shirley G. Brown
Thomas E. Heydinger
Heydinger
Norene J. Keane
Huron County
Keane
Urban C. Livengood
Clayton F. Bick
Livengood
Steven Schneider
Bick
Huron County Central Committee
Ministers List 1125 Registered to Marry Across Ohio
The Huron County Court sent a 1125 name list of ministers licensed to perform marriages in the last fifty years to the Ohio Secretary of State. HB 740 moved registration from county probate courts to the secretary of state, effective June 4. The secretary will contact ministers about new licenses valid anywhere in Ohio.
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Huron County Court
Ohio Secretary of State
Ohio
Secretary of State
Thomas E. Heydinger
Fanny Farmer Front Office Set for Wednesday Mediation
Representatives of Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc and the Teamsters Union will meet with federal mediator Donald Power at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Norwalk to push a settlement of the candy plant strike that began at midnight May 31. Power met teams Tuesday and said some progress was reported but would not comment on Wednesday prospects.
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Teamsters Union
Donald Power
Norwalk
Power
Teamsters
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Across Counties
A series of crashes left several injured in Norwalk, New London, Monroeville, and Erie counties. Teens Jeffrey Tinker and William Ott were in a single car on Ridge Road after midnight with Tinker cited for speeding. A three year old was treated after a collision on U S 250 involving Joseph Skiver. Two youths faced minor injuries on Ohio 60 near New London. James Farr was cited for excessive speed. Michael O Bry an injured near the Ohio Turnpike on Angling Road. Charles Case and Debbie Case were hurt when wires tangled their motorcycle in Monroeville. Charles Stevens injured on Base Line Road near Ohio 13. Arthur Singler cited after a collision with a semi at West Main and Hester streets.
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Norwalk
Ridge Road
Jeffrey Tinker
S. Garden St
William Ott
S. Linwood Ave
Ohio Highway Patrol
Tinker
U.S. 250
Ohio 113
Providence Hospital
Joeillie Skiver
Joseph Skiver
Foster St
Walter Runion
Broadway
Ohio 60
New London
James Farr
Nova
Scott Weaver
Todd Hawkins
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Ohio
Farr
Berlin Heights
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Erie County
Michael K. O’bryan
Monroeville
Hollister Street
Main Alley
Charles H. Case
Debbie Case
E. Main St
Case
Charles B. Stevens
Greenwich
Base Line
Ohio 13
Richland
Steven
Fairview Park
West Main
Hester Streets
Arthur G. Singler
Main
Francis J Rogers
Portland
Mich
Hester Street
Rogers
Singler
Plymouth Woman Plans Charges Over Car Dispute
A Plymouth woman said she will file car theft charges against a North Fairfield man after a dispute over ownership. She lent the keys and demanded $175 before return. she paid $150 recently, believing the $325 price too high. Police will forward the complaint to the Huron County Prosecutor. A CB radio valued at $200 was stolen from a pickup at Sheller Globe Corp. parking lot. a right vent window was broken.
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Plymouth
North Fairfield
Norwalk
Huron County
Citizens Band
Sheller Globe Corp
Ae J. Bennett
Fryen St
New Ohio Maps Available for Bicentennial Travel Centers
Ohio plans first shipment of 1976 Bicentennial Highway Maps to Travel Information Centers in Columbus. With dwindling last year maps used to meet summer demand, Transportation Director Richard Jackson expects full stock at all centers by the Fourth of July and maps will then be placed at Rest Areas.
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Columbus
Ohio Transportation
Richard Jackson
Fire Erupts at Kent Sporting Goods Co
Volunteer firemen battled a morning blaze at Kent Sporting Goods Co. sparked by a grinding machine motor failure that set stuffing for sports uniforms and boat cushions aflame. Employees were sent home for the day.
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New London
Kent Sporting Goods Co
NL Council Sets Meeting
New London village council called a special meeting for 8 p.m. Monday to discuss ordinances wages for lifeguards finances and a sanitation rate increase.
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New London
Medicare premium rise takes effect July first
Monthly premiums for the Medicare medical insurance part increase from 6.70 to 7.20 dollars. George R. Farkas, social security district manager in Sandusky, states the basic rate change. The program is funded by individual premiums and federal general revenues to cover doctor bills and medical costs.
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Medicare
George R. Farkas
Social Security
Sandusky
Norwalk Fourth of July includes two and a half hours of square dancing
Norwalk Jaycees plan a free Saturday July 3 celebration at the Fairgrounds with a day of activities. Square dancing from 7 30 to 10 p m will be led by duet callers Harry and Verne Gordon. The event features games for all ages, an antique and classic car show and rally, plus food and beverages.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Jaycees
Fairgrounds
Harry
Verne Gordon
Jaycee
Jamie Ebert
Limb Blamed for Local Power Outage Near Greenwich
About eighty five homes in Boughtonville and west of Greenwich lost power when a limb fell on a primary high voltage line. Firelands Electric Co-Operative crews lifted the limb to restore service within an hour. Police said the outage began around noon and was fully restored by mid afternoon.
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Greenwich
Boughtonville
Jim Keifer
Firelands Electric Co-Operative
New London
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Alacee Kanowe
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Norwalk Beverage Center
ST. Marys Street
Clayton Fries
Harold Fenton
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National Congress of the Sar
Philadelphia
Fenton
Fireland
Ministers
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Vermilion
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Fanny Farmer
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NL Council
Towne and Country Theatre
Pippi Longstockings
Cleveland Road
Gealos
Pippi
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