Fisher Holtz Got Mat Awards At Norwalk High School
Norwalk High School honored two underclassmen in a wrestling assembly. Junior Lyle Fisher received the Most Valuable Wrestler Award after a 25 win season with top finishes in the Edison Tournament Northern Ohio League Meet sectional and a state runner-up placing. Sophomore Dan Holtz earned Most Improved Wrestler with an 11 10 record and strong showings at major invites.
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Hank Heilmann
Norwalk High School
Lyle Fisher
Dan Holtz
Fisher
Edison
Columbus
Denny Corrigan
Holtz
Corrigan
Dan
Assembly
Bob Hart
Don Leto
John Arthur
Chris Schaffer
Joe Hintz
Ron Knoll
Skip Wilde
Mark Jones
Mike Conry
Knoll
John) McCarty
UPI Newsmen Go On Strike Across United States
The Wire Service Guild began a strike at United Press International at 8 a.m. EDT, affecting editorial staff in New York and other bureaus. Management continued news coverage for clients, with foreign operations reportedly untouched.
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New York
UPI
Wire Service Guild
United Press International Today
New York City
Arabs Set to End Five Month Oil Embargo
Arab oil nations agreed in principle to lift the five month embargo against the United States. Ministers debated details and the decision was reportedly announced in Tunis by the Algerian press service, which said the embargo would end.
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United Press International
United States
Tunis
Weather and life notices for Norwalk area March 18 1974
Mostly cloudy with showers likely today and tonight. highs in the 40s, lows in the 30s. Winds 10 to 20 mph. Norwalk highs 42, lows 26. Marriage licenses issued to Bruce J. Ewell Miriam K. Marks and Gerald E. Rice Claire Kruger. Birth to Edward Kraft and wife a girl. Deaths listed: Mary Murphy 78 Norwalk Arthur L Keller Jr 4 Norwalk William Darling Jr 38 Monroeville.
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Norwalk
Bruce J. Ewell
New London
Miriam K. Marks
Gerald E. Rice
Claire Kruger
Mary Murphy
Arthur Lee Keller, Jr
William Darling, Jr
Monroeville
Area Gun Shop Owner Killed In Crash
William Darling Jr. 38 owner of a Monroeville gun shop died in a traffic crash southeast of Marion after a trap shoot in Springfield. Edward Miller 39 and Carol Stover 44 were injured. Miller’s car struck by Jeffrey Haines 18 who failed to yield.
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Marion
William Darling, Jr
Monroeville
Here
Darling
Edward M. Miller
Carol E. Stover
North Fairfield
Springfield
Miller
Ohio
Jeffrey R. Haines
State Patrol
Marion General Hospital
Stover
Jetport site near Oberlin eyed in 12 Northeast Ohio plan
Lake Erie Regional Transportation Authority studies 12 potential jetport sites in 16 counties. One site west of Oberlin intrudes about a mile into Huron County. A June target aims to narrow to three and pick a preferred site by 1976. Stanley D. Austin notes growth to 1990 will boost air traffic. Hopkins and Akron-Canton are also considered.
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Northeast Ohio
Huron County
Lake Erie Regional Transportation Authority
LERTA
Stanley D. Austin
Cleveland
Ohio
Austin
Oberlin
Hopkins
Akron-Canton
New London
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Urban Livengood, Jr
Livengood
Geauga County
Akron Canton
The
Growth Association
Fire at Willard City Jail causes smoke damage
A morning fire at Willard City Jail caused about 2000 in smoke damage with little actual fire. Firemen cleared the area for about an hour through poor ventilation. A prisoner was in a cell and uninjured. arson is being considered as a possible cause. Police comment was unavailable.
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Willard
Willard City
Richard Dilgard
Willard City Hall
Dilgard
Glenn Seiple
Impeachment Panel To Get Findings From Grand Jury Report
Federal Judge John J. Sirica ordered a secret Watergate grand jury report on Nixon turned over to the House Judiciary Committee. He granted a two day stay to allow potential appellate review and cited materiality to the impeachment inquiry. The ruling addressed grand jury reporting power and court disclosure limits.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Sirica
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Sirica
Grand Jury
When Will Collins Have New Post Office
A Youngstown contractor Ariel Friedman with a U S Postal Service lease contract says the Collins post office could finish in 30 days, but worker shortages and past delays keep the project uncertain. The 864 square foot site began in 1969 and has faced multiple handovers, with the aging frame building and unfinished features delaying completion. The eight year lease begins after completion, and postal officials acknowledge limited enforcement powers to compel progress.
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Janet Conway Collins
Youngstown
Ariel Friedman
U.S. Postal Service
Friedman
Collins
US Post Office Dept
Bernardi & Ross Construction Co
Bernardi & Ross
S & R Construction Co
Pheifer
George Forbes
Postal Service
Do You think Nixon Should be Impeached Over Tax Evasion
The Opinion Line on Saturday asked readers whether President Richard M. Nixon should be impeached if found guilty of income tax evasion. Readers weighed constitutional grounds and political implications in answer to the prompt.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ohio House weighs ban on Saturday Night Specials sales
Polls show 76.3 percent favor ending sales of inexpensive hand guns while 23.7 percent oppose. Citizens express concerns over fairness and safety as lawmakers consider legislation to curb access to Saturday Night Specials amid broader debate on gun control.
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Ohio House of Representatives
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