Humphrey Upstages Proxmire at Cleveland Banquet
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey wowed about 800 northern Ohio labor officials and Jewish leaders at the Bonds for Israel awards dinner in Cleveland. He said Israel and the labor movement are like brothers and urged investment in Israel while Sen. William Proxmire praised Humphrey as the front runner for the Democratic nomination.
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Wakeman Homecoming Dance Set for April 15
Wakeman plans for the 1972 homecoming kick off with a dance on April 15 at St Marys Hall. Officers include Robert Murdock president Norman Hooker vice president Barbara Ryle secretary and David Bungard treasurer.
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Robert Murdock
Norman Hooker
Barbara Ryle
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Robert Burk
Carl Smith
Robert Martin
Jan Frederick
JoAnn Parker
Livestock market summary for Cleveland primals and hogs
UPI reports Cleveland livestock prices with cattle prime at 36.50 to 37 and various grades. calves steady with choice dealers 52 to 60. hogs 400 head steady to strong with typical 200 to 240 pound ranges. sheep and lambs steady with prime spring lambs 29.50 to 31.50 and feeders 19.50 to 27. Ewes 3 to 10.
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ATLE
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Area 4-H Advisors Honored at OSU Recognition Luncheon
Huron County 4-H advisors were hailed at a State 4-H Advisors luncheon at The Ohio State University. Attendees include Tom Jordan five year adviser, Ardith Coe and Emmons Funk ten years, Paul Songstock 15 years, Charles Chisholm 25 years, and Frank Heitsche 30 years, representing several local clubs.
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Wakeman
Emmons Funk
Greenfield
Paul Songstock
North Fairfield Jr
Charles Chisholm
North Fairfield
Frank Heitsche
Hartland
Hartland Woodchoppers
Hartland Forestry Clubs
Milan Businessman Killed In NJ Crash
Milan resident Donald E. Easler 40 died when his pickup veered on Route 9 near Palms River. Police said he hit three parked semis as the cab was sheared off. He owned the Dairy Bar in Milan and worked for American Mobile Home Co. He is survived by his widow Helen, three daughters, a son Steven, and his father Clarence. Funeral arrangements by Rawle Funeral Home.
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New Jersey
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Sandra
Sheryl
Susan
Steven
Clarence Easler
Sandusky
Rawle Funeral Home
Agnew presses police on strict crime fight in New York
Vice President Spiro Agnew told about 4000 New York police officers at the Hilton that the Nixon administration favors diligent and strict law enforcement over discussing root causes of crime. He blasted radicals in academia and media and received a standing ovation from city officers while urging support for tough policing. In Birmingham England the Post Office began a dial a horoscope service via 021-246-8080 with a tape from astrologer Maurice Woodruff predicting star trends and a birthday forecast.
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