Rhodes vows petition drive after Ohio rejection
Gov. James A. Rhodes called the legislative rejection of four proposals a profound disappointment to Ohio’s unemployed. He announced a plan to collect about 300,000 signatures to put the issues on the November ballot, with possible additions on energy. Senate and House leaders criticized the political blame and defended or resisted the actions in the legislative process.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Ohio General Assembly
General Assembly
Ohio Afl-Cio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Maloney
Ohio Senate
Senate
Kurfess
House
Tel Aviv hotel raid leaves hostages dead in bold attack
Palestinian terrorists seized the Savoy in Tel Aviv and blew up a floor killing hostages before Israeli commandos killed six attackers. Two survivors were found later. one was killed and the other captured in a follow up gun battle.
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Tel Aviv
UPS
Mediterranean
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Savoy
Walking Beat Returns to Norwalk for Auxiliary Officers
Twenty part time policemen in training walk a downtown beat in Norwalk as part of a 15 week course. They attend four hours a night five nights weekly learning firearms arrests felonies and the Ohio Criminal Code.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Norwalk
Clint Sheffield
Bill Ludban
Willard
Linwood Bridge
Sheffield
Ludban
Ohio
Pease proposes replacing Huron County two courts with full time municipal court
State Senator Donald Pease introduced a bill to create a single full time municipal court for Huron County covering all areas except Bellevue and Lyme and Sherman Townships. The new court would sit with one full time judge in 1976, and would shift many small civil cases from county courts while ending Norwalk Mayor's Court in Norwalk.
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Columbus
Donald Pease
Huron County
Bellevue
Lyme
Sherman
Pease
Wayne Goodsite
Robert Corts
Norwalk
Robert Wiedemann
Willard
Phillip White
County Common Pleas Court
Goodsite
Dollars for Scholars auditions at St Paul Hall
The second round of auditions for the Dollars for Scholars talent show starts at 7 tonight at St Paul Social Hall. An open house for the Norwalk Junior High School science fair begins at 7 30 in the Junior High gym.
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St. Paul
Norwalk
Weather outlook and local notices
Cloudy with rain likely late tonight and Friday. lows in mid to upper 30s and highs in 40s. 60 percent tonight, 80 percent Friday. Winds west then east, 5 to 20 mph. Also marriage license application for Harold Vieck and Lois Frazee. births in Norwalk Collins Willard. deaths of an infant and Harold Springer.
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Harold Vieck
Nova
Lois M. Frazee
New London
City gas price deregulation question posed to council
A Tuesday city council discussion explored whether deregulating the wellhead price of natural gas would ensure ample supply within two years while noting that prices would keep rising. The panel asked residents if they would favor deregulation.
Voter Opinions On Gas Prices And Norwalk Court Change
Public poll shows 77 percent favor new gas sources for long term supply while 23 percent fear faster price hikes if deregulated. Voters consider replacing Mayor's Court with a municipal court in Norwalk and urged to call in by midnight.
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United States
Expect Road Repaired By Next Week
Ashland reports repair of a large Ohio 61 section collapsed near Old State Road east of Norwalk. A 50 by 10 foot road chunk and berm slid down a cliff after a Feb 24 culvert break, suspending the guardrail. Crews installed a 100 foot culvert and refilled the road. cost projected at 10,000 to 15,000 dollars per district maintenance manager Phil Harwood.
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Ashland
Old State Road
Norwalk
Phil Harwood
Messenger Of God Disrupted Visit To Gov Rhodes Office
A 6‑foot‑5 man in a purple turban demanded to see Governor James A. Rhodes in Columbus. Public relations described him as a dangerous, unstable figure who warned of earthquakes, left after being denied access, while Rhodes handled bond issue matters in his inner office.
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Messenger of God
Gov. Rhodes
Columbus, Ohio
UPI
James A. Rhodes
God
Rhodes
Jack Daly
Daly
Moon Watcher Challenges Weather Service Over Moonrise Errors
A Reflector reader complains of incorrect moonrise and moonset times for February 1975, traced to UPI sourcing from the Columbus Weather Service and Naval Observatory. Officials say March figures should be near correct, with slight local variations. sunrise data were also misreported for February, prompting corrections.
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Susan Kimbler
National Weather Service
United Press International
Columbus
UPI
The
Weather Service
Lou Ramey
Weather Service Office
Norwalk
A.m
Cleveland
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