Daley Walker clash highlights Illinois primary
Chicago Mayor Daley and Gov Walker battled in a dozen state races in a lackluster primary. Daley accused Walker of backing anti Daley candidates. Walker retorted that Daley and Alderman Keane act as if they own Chicago. In other cities reports on a kidnapping case and political tensions abroad.
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Daniel Walker
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Buckley Urges Nixon Resignation to End Watergate Crisis
Senator James L. Buckley called for President Nixon to resign to end the Watergate crisis. He argued Nixon’s voluntary step would halt impeachment proceedings and allow Congress to resume legislative business, stressing the president bears ultimate responsibility for the administration.
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West Main street sewer assessments cut by equalization board
A three member equalization board recommended dropping 14 sewer assessments on West Main Street owners arguing prior levies for an early sewer exist and a single assessment policy. The board also suggested rechecking some surveyor measurements as council reviews the report. Hearings were shortened from twenty to about six. Members were J.T. Lendrum Edward Prack and Wayne Orwick.
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Norwalk Creek
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Tom) Lendrum
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Central Catholic coaches under review prompt student walkout
At Central Catholic High School Toledo six coaches and assistants were told their jobs were under review by Father John A. Thomas. Students marched in protest twice and the Student Council planned to meet with Thomas. Pete Benedict resigned as basketball coach after pressure. his six season record stood at 80-33.
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Weather Forecast and Obituaries from Fan The Record
Mostly cloudy and cooler today with a few light showers possible in the morning. Highs in the upper 30s, lows in the 20s, with partial clearing tonight and Wednesday. Norwalk high 45, low 32, precipitation 8 inches noted. Deaths list includes Richard J. Holub 50 Milan Marguerite Kennedy 77 Elyria Meldie Craft 80 North Fairfield James W. Houghtlen 36 Gary Indiana.
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High School Rumpus Over Student Birth Control Article
Cranston High East and its newspaper Thunderbolt face an official inquiry after a 15 year old Ava Gunther wrote Birth Control Enjoying Sex Without Fear The school board weighs the story and the adviser’s role. Superintendent Picano says review underway and suspensions unlikely.
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UPI
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Thunderbolt
Avis Gunther
West Baking Votes on Proposed Agreement
Striking employee of West Baking Co will vote Wednesday morning on whether to accept an agreement reached in negotiations between the company and the union committee. Richard Smith, West Baking general manager, said the details were being reviewed.
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Richard Smith
West Baking
Nowalk Tonight and Eighth Grade Science Fair Open
The Instrumental Music Parents Association concert starts at 8 in the Norwalk High School auditorium featuring the high school band and orchestra with 50 cent admission. The St. Paul Elementary School eighth grade science fair runs 8 15 to 9 tonight for the public.
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St. Paul Elementary School
Jennings Cleared of Obstruction Charge in Mayor's Court
Gailin Jennings, 27, of Norwood Avenue, was found innocent of obstructing a public official during duty. He had been charged after arriving at the police station following the arrest of three friends for a Benedict Avenue streak. The mayor said evidence did not prove purposeful obstruction.
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Gailin Jennings
Jennings
Norwood Ave
Benedict Avenue
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Opinion Line debate on Saturday Night Specials sales end
Readers split on ending Saturday Night Specials sales with 57.2 percent opposing and 42.8 percent supporting. Arguments cite price shifts and gun access. some fear loss of gun rights and others see limits on impulse killings and crime. Readers also asked about enjoying Jack Anderson column Washington Merry Go Round and provided voting lines.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Mental health board adopts budget without naming figures
The Huron County Mental Health Center board voted 7 to 0 to approve a budget request it would not disclose. The new director said the amount is an inter agency communication and will be public after 648 Board and state approval. The board also authorized hiring a social worker while considering a psychiatrist position.
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Huron County Mental Health Center
James Loughridge
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Klenk
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