Warn County Issued Flash Flood Watch Across Ohio Counties
United Press International reports a flash flood watch for multiple Ohio counties including Erie Lake Huron Geauga Ashtabula Lorain and Cuyahoga amid recent rainfall. Forecasters warn three quarters to one and a half inches more could trigger floods while officials notify schools hospitals and emergency nets.
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United Press International
National Weather Service
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Erie
Lake, Huron
Geauga
Ashtabula
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Summit
Medina
Portage
Richland
Ashland
Wayne
Stark
Knox
Holmes
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Spanish professor finds ancient New Testament fragments
In Rome the Pontifical Biblical Institute cites Rev. Jose Ccallaghan claiming the oldest New Testament fragments. He reports tiny pieces of St Mark dating to about 50 A.D. are among the Dead Sea scrolls, pending confirmation.
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Rome
UPI
Pontificial Biblical Institute
Jose Ccallaghan
Biblica
Journal of the Institute
Ccallaghan
Irvings Plead Guilty To Federal Conspiracy Charge
Clifford and Edith Irving pled guilty to a federal conspiracy charge connected to the bogus Howard Hughes autobiography. The two count indictment originally included mail fraud. the government dropped that count. Sentencing is set for June 16 by Judge John M. Cannella who warned there are no promises about the outcome.
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New York
UPI
Clifford
Edith Irving
Howard Hughes
McGraw-Hill
John M. Cannella
Mary Ann Smith Dies at 12 After Truck Injury
Mary Ann Smith, who suffered brain damage when struck by a pickup, died Sunday in Savannah Tennessee. She lay unresponsive for nearly ten years and died one day before turning 13, her mother recounting the moment as she held her and she stopped breathing.
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Savannah, Tenn
Government study says pollution rules shut 200 to 300 plants
A White House report says new controls will force 200 to 300 plants to close over four years, costing 50 000 to 125 000 jobs, with price increases and slower growth. It notes no industry faces a uniform hit and cites other unquantified benefits as cleanup proceeds.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Office of Environmental Quality
Teachers to Suspend unruly students under new bill
A House subcommittee considers a bill allowing school superintendents principals or teachers to suspend a student for three days if he threatens or assaults a teacher. The Ohio Education Association backs the measure saying current law lacks emergency suspension procedures when proper authority is unavailable.
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Columbus
UPI
House
Ohio Education Association
Weather and notices from Norwalk area with births and deaths
Mostly cloudy with showers and scattered thundershowers today and tonight then again Tuesday. Highs in the 40s, lows near 30s, and 90 percent precipitation today. Norwalk high 54 and low 31 with winds east to northeast 10 to 20 mph. Births list several families with new daughters and sons at local hospitals. Deaths include Mr. Frederick Missler and several residents aged 77 to 89 in nearby towns.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Mentor Honored as Wrestlers Return Home
Coach Dennis Corrigan speaks through emotion after Norwalk High School grapplers place eighth of 99 at the Ohio State Meet in Columbus. Senior Dan Pugh wins the 155 pound title, earning a hero’s welcome from hundreds as a Booster Club parade follows. Corrigan thanks supportive parents for guiding the team.
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Norwalk High School
Corrigan
Happy Warriors
Norwalk Grapplers
Ohio State High
Columbus
Dan Pugh
Milan Edison
Bob Gliatta
Pugh
Norwalk
Ohio to study city government structure and services
Gov. John J. Gilligan creates the Ohio Commission on Local Government to study local government organization and financing. Robert H. Rawson of Empire Plow Co. Cleveland named chairman. Dennis V. Durden of Federated Department Stores named vice chairman. The panel will evaluate service delivery, financing, legal restraints, intergovernmental relations, and district simplification for efficiency.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Ohio Commission On Local Government
Gilligan
Robert H. Rawson
Empire Plow Co
Cleveland
Dennis V. Durden
Federated Department Store Chain
Ohio
Trailer Park Expected To Win Approval
Bob Meyer of Tedech Inc looks to receive approval for a Gallup Avenue trailer park. A Planning and Zoning sub committee reports at 7 30 p m in city hall with potential strings attached. A second sub committee will outline park regulations during the same meeting.
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Bob Meyer
Tedech, Inc
Gallup Ave
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall
Meyer
Gallup Avenue
Greenwich Man Killed in Ohio 13 Crash
Carl J. Nelson 74 of Greenwich died after his northbound car left Ohio 13 four miles north of Shenandoah and overturned. He had served six years as comptroller for Sanders Co. Inc. at Greenwich and is survived by his wife Carol, a son, and a sister. Home Savings and Loan will redecorate and enlarge private consultation areas in a $9 250 project by Ken Kinney of K H Construction Co.
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Greenwich
Carl J. Nelson
Ohio
Mansfield General Hospital
Nelson
Sanders Co. Inc
Highway Patrol
Shenandoah
California
Carol
Pittsburg, Calif
Home Savings and Loan Co
SK. Main St
Ken Kinney
K&h Construction Co
FAA official warns pilots with health issues slip through cracks
FAA air surgeon P V Siegal says some private medical examiners fail to report problems, letting pilots with alcoholism mental illness or heart disease go unchecked. He cites lax oversight and calls for airlines to assume more screening authority despite ALPA opposition.
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Robert F. Buckhorn
UPI
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
P.V. Siegal
Siegal
Humphrey Campaigns in Florida Faces Sparse Crowd
In Florida Humphrey speaks to few hundred on a station wagon tailgate amid a hostile, media driven moment. He recalls labor ties, defends his past, and faces a youth backlash over Vietnam as Gainesville students press hard questions.
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Mike Feinsilber
Miami
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Florida
Humphrey
Alabama
Telephone
Union
Minneapolis
Herbert Humphrey
Labor
George McGovern
University of Florida
Gainesville
Vietnam
Ford Attacks Columnist Over ITT Antitrust Allegations
House GOP leader Gerald Ford rebuked columnist Jack Anderson for using hearsay and gimmicks in claims that the administration traded antitrust concessions to ITT. Senate panel probes ITT case as John Mitchell faces possible questioning. Kleindienst's confirmation stalled by the controversy.
Minister Discusses Marijuana Use in Sermon at Cincinnati Church
The Rev. David Sammons at St. John Unitarian Church spoke openly about smoking marijuana, saying he enjoys it and is willing to flaunt the law to challenge authorities. He argued the law is inconsistent with other legal mind altering substances and noted the long time before he first smoked.
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Cincinnati
Sammons
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