Ex Norwalk Cafe Owner Dies At 62
Michael K. Angelas 62 of 10 Walnut St. died after collapsing on a Norwalk sidewalk Tuesday. Retired former DeLuxe Grill owner with heart trouble history. Survived by wife Poppy and children. services set at Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Mansfield.
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Michael K. Angelas
Walnut St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Angelas
DeLuxe Grill
Benedict Avenue
Mr. Angelas
Greece
United States
Mansfield
Norwalk
Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Zanos Gougoudas
Mansfield Cemetery
Four U.S. Airmen Freed From Cambodia After Captivity
Four American airmen who were held in Cambodia for a month were released after a letter from President Nixon. The crew Maj. Querin Hurlik WO 2.C. Laired Osbourn Spec. 5 John Fisher and Spec. 5 Robert Pryor were aboard a spotter plane on a Vietnam mission when it crashed in Cambodia. Osbourn was wounded and treated in Phnom Penh before joining the others. The release brings to 18 the number freed from Vietnam.
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Bangkok
UPI
Cambodia
Nixon
Maj
Querin Hurlik
Savannah
C. Laired Osbourn
Webster Spring
W. Va
John Fisher
Gainesville
Fla
Robert Pryor
Oak Ridge
Tenn
U.S
Vietnam
Osbourn
Phnom Penh
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Norwalk Board to add buses and adjust policies
Norwalk City Board of Education approved advertising for two new buses to raise total from seven to eight and replace one. A new kindergarten cutoff date was set for September 30. Board accepted a teacher resignation and hired a substitute.
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Norwalk
Robert Kromer
Darrell W. Courtley
John Peters
Ray Sizemore
Kramer
McGovern Says Hogs Better Fed Than Poor Migrants
Sen George McGovern leading the hunger committee returned to Washington after two days of Florida hearings in Collier and Lee Counties. Migrant workers described hunger and poor living conditions as the panel toured camps. McGovern contrasted national livestock feeding with migrants’ diets.
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Fort Myers
Fla
UPI
George McGovern
Hunger Committee
Washington
McGovern
Senate Committee On Nutrition
Florida
Asia
America
South Dakota
Collier and
Lee
Plan Fund Drive In Wakeman Township
Wakeman trustees Monday night formed plans for the annual Red Cross Drive in the township to be conducted this year. Trustees and their wives also plan to attend a dinner meeting of the Huron County Township Trustees and Clerks Association in North Fairfield Thursday night. A billboard in Secaucus New Jersey ridiculing Hong Kong flu urges catching something made in the United States.
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Wakeman
Huron County Township Trustees and Clerks Association
North Fairfield
Secaucus
N.J
UPI
New Jersey
United States
Norwalk Coach Gottfried to Speak at Fostoria Clinic
Norwalk St. Paul Flyer head football coach Mike Gottfried will speak at the Fostoria Area Football Coaches Clinic to discuss the St. Paul program and quarterback training. Defiance College coach Roger Merle also on the program. In court, Art Dillon, 41, of Norwalk pleaded innocent to stealing a vehicle and probation violation. bond set at 2000 cash or 4000 property.
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Norwalk
St. Paul Flyer
Mike Gottfried
Fostoria
St. Paul
Defiance College
Roger Merle
Thomas Arthur
Art) Dillon, Jr
Common Pleas Court
David Glass
Dillon
Man Receives Year in Workhouse for Non-Support
Danny L. Schwiefert, 20, of Monroeville, sentenced to one year in the workhouse for non-support in Huron County Common Pleas Court. The term was suspended with conditions, five years probation set. He was arrested Monday by the Huron County Sheriff and released after the hearing.
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Danny L. Schwiefert
Monroeville
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Schwiefert
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Man Pleads Innocent in Grand Larceny Case
Ronald W. Rodehaver aged 23 of New London pleaded innocent on Saturday to grand larceny. He appeared in Common Pleas Court after being accused of taking household items from a house trailer. Bond was set at $1,000 cash or $2,000 property.
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Ronald W. Rodehaver
New London
Common Pleas Court
Legislative Group To Study Welfare In Ohio
A 12 member legislative study committee will examine welfare problems in Ohio. Rep. Kenneth B. Creasy will chair the group. six members from each house will be named. The panel reports to the 108th General Assembly with findings and recommendations to upgrade welfare programs and administration. Senators approved the measure 31 to 2. Another action introduces a permissive county education tax to boost local funding, to be implemented by county commissioners, aiding school districts with 60 percent student share.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
Kenneth B. Creasy
Delaware
House
108Th General Assembly
John H. Weeks
Lakewood
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Norwalk Cafe
Poppy
George
New York City
Gus
Lawrence
Helen) James
England
Augustus
Cathy) Fates
Huntington
Paulie Angelas
Pete
Anthony
Nicholas
Mt. Vernon
George Mauromatis
Heaston - Hile
Jones Memorial Funeral Home
Park Avenue West
Allegheny Community College
Pittsburgh
Thomas P. Fazio
Sears
Kenmore
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Sears Care Service
U.S.A
Main ST
Norwalk, O
Gottfried
API News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Greenwich
Willard
Huron
Erie
Mwaves
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