City Area Briefs Three To Head Area Census Crews
Theda M Niedzwiecki James M Overhuls and Winona Hamer named census crew leaders for the 1970 nationwide count starting April 1. Each will oversee 15 to 20 enumerators. training covers recruiting canvassing and reporting. Ferris notes West Baking Co seeks a three trailer park permit pending more plans. City denied $3360 flood park repairs citing ineligibility for federal aid. $432722 received for other flood repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theda M. Niedzwiecki
Norwalk
James M. Overhuls
W. Main St
Winona Hamer
Bellevue
Alice DuChane
Census Bureau
Sandusky
West Baking Co
Old State Road
James Ferris
Ferris
Meter maid issues tickets to Secret Service on Fifth Avenue
On Fifth Avenue in front of the Hotel Pierre six illegally parked cars drew tickets from meter maid Annie Tottle. The First Lady and Tricia Nixon were inside shopping when officers returned to find the windshields bearing six $25 fines. The traffic department backed the clerk, Secret Service or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Annie Tottle
Secret Service
Miss Tottle
Fifth Avenue
Pierre
Tricia Nixon
Nixon
Miss Tuttle
Expo 70 Opens in Osaka With 50 Million Expected
Expo 70 opens in Osaka Japan with a ceremony on progress and harmony for mankind. Over 183 days 77 nations compete for visitor attention and influence as an estimated 50 million attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
UPI
Weather forecast and local births deaths list
Increasing cloudiness and a chance of snow flurries tonight and Saturday. Lows around 20 and highs in the mid to upper 20s with northerly winds shifting west tonight. Norwalk high 32 low 24. Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Campbell Monroeville daughter and others. Death notices include Ilah C Fellers Guadalajara Mexico aged 73 and Angelica Teresa Wechter infant, San dusky, plus Doris Benson Burrer and Reece Oney.
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Norwalk
Charles Campbell
Monroeville
Timothy Meek
Norwood
William Dyer
Collins
Ilah C. Fellers
Guadalajara
Mexico
Doris Benson Burrer
Angelica Teresa Wechter
Laurence Wechter
Sandusky
Reece Oney
Harris St
Senators Embrace Rule to Curb Windy Speeches
Washington film of UPI reports that the Senate curbs on speaking time with the rule of germaneness. The shift reduces morning speeches and speeds up votes. Sen. Robert Byrd backs enforcing the old rule to finish by Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Mead
Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Congress
Byrd
Ohio Firms Targets Of Hoax Calls
Bomb threats prompted evacuations across Ohio cities Dayton Cleveland Columbus with no bombs found. NCR in Dayton sent 2700 employees home while IBM offices in Cleveland evacuated and OSU dorms Delta Delta Delta and Taylor Tower evacuated after threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United Press International
New York City
Dayton
Cleveland
Columbus
National Cash Register
Charles Truax
NCRA
Truax
NCR
Montgomery County
International Business Machine Corp
IBM
New York
WKYC
Robert Seybold
Field Systems Center
Ohio State University
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Taylor Tower
Computer Runs True To Form
Clifton Springs Hospital hires Rochester Health Computer Center to fix billing woes. A note explains the first time use of the computer for out patients and internal accounting with a joking warning that if it runs true to form it will be wrong and that staff will not get mad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Springs, N.Y
UPI
Clifton Springs Hospital
Rochester Health Computer Center
Tarr Picked as Draft Chief by Nixon Administration
The Senate Armed Services Committee, after blocking Nixon’s prior choice, backs former Lawrence College president Curtis W. Tarr for draft director. Chairman John Stennis said Tarr seems capable and hearings are set for next Thursday after Easter recess. Tarr, 45, has a PhD in American History and previously led Lawrence College before joining as assistant Air Force secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarr
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Senate
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Nixon
Naval
Charles DiBona
Lawrence College
Wisconsin
Air Force
Massachusetts House Nears Final Passage on Anti-War Bill
The Massachusetts House approved a bill 116 to 110 to bar citizens from serving in undeclared wars like Vietnam. The measure would require the attorney general to represent anyone refusing combat, aiming to test presidential authority under constitutional limits. Gov. Sargent delays signing until the Senate acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gaines
Boston
UPL
Massachusetts House
Vietnam
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Francis W. Sargent
Senate
David M. Bartley
Doolyoke
Bartley
New Deadline on Downspouts in Norwalk
Norwalk residents have 30 days to remove downspouts and storm drains from sanitary sewers per a 1969 ordinance. Service Director William V. Mount notes the delay due to flood and winter weather. violators face a $50 fine and must seal the sewer with concrete after removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
William V. Mount
Mount
Snow Covers Central Ohio Lands Six Inch Totals
Snow blankets central Ohio with four to six inches, possibly the season’s final major fall. Columbus logs five inches at 7 a.m., Sedalia six inches in Madison County, and Grove City matches with six. Other areas report trace to four inches, including Akron Canton three, Cincinnati four, and Zanesville Marietta one inch.
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Ohio
Columbus
Sedalia
Madison County
Grove City
Marysville
Delaware
Dayton
Akron-Canton
Cincinnati
Zanesville and
Marietta
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Draft Board
Selective Service
Leona Weisenberger
Barman and Seitz
Citizens National Bank
Mike Finnen
Senators
Greenwich Village
James P. Wilkerson
Federal
Manhattan
UPI Telephoto
Curtis W. Tarr
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