Speck Seeks Republican Nod For Ohio Treasurer
State Senator Sam Speck 41 of New Concord announces his bid for the Republican nomination for state treasurer after three terms in the Ohio House and a 1976 Senate election. George Rogers also files for the GOP treasurer race, while incumbent Democrat Gertrude Donahey remains unopposed for the nomination.
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Amtrak Passengers Evacuated Near Van Wert Over Bomb Threat
More than 300 passengers and crew aboard an Amtrak train bound for New York were evacuated east of Van Wert Ohio after a bomb threat Sunday night. School buses ferried riders to a nearby school while authorities swept the train. no device was found.
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Faith Baldwin Dies at 84 Author of 85 Books
Faith Baldwin, 84, famed author of more than 85 light fiction works, died Saturday night at her Norwalk home after 17 months of illness. She once said she never wanted to be a writer and preferred acting to be adventurous. She was the widow of Hugh H. Cuthrell, former president of Brooklyn Union Gas Co., who died in 1953.
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Miller Recall Sparks UMW Action in Gallipolis
Representatives from seven United Mine Workers districts and the International Executive Board met in Gallipolis to plan removing UMW President Arnold Miller. Ohio local officials were to brief members on a tentative soft coal contract as ratification looms Friday.
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Ohio insurers report 11.6 million in January blizzard losses
The Ohio Insurance Institute says its 70 plus members faced nearly 11.6 million dollars in January blizzard losses. Companies reported severe damage across the state with the northeast hit hardest, mainly to homes and commercial buildings.
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Bucyrus Twins Reunite At Home After Separation
Three month old Matthew Myers returns home two weeks after separation from his siamese twin Mark. Mark remains at Children's Hospital in Columbus for skin grafts following a seven hour operation that joined the twins from chests to abdomens. Sons of Mr and Mrs Frank Myers of Bucyrus born in Marion hospital on December 9.
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Weather summary and local births deaths notice
Rain tonight changing to showers with a low in the mid 30s and a high in the mid 50s Tuesday. Tonight 80 percent, Tuesday 70 percent chance of precipitation. Winds SW 10 to 20 mph tonight. Sunday temps 46 for high and 19 for low. No total Sunday precipitation. Births listed for multiple families in New London Norwalk Milan Willard area with six newborns. Deaths noted include infant Joseph Jeavons and Urban L Banker of Monroeville.
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Why People Have Jobs They Don't Like
UPI reports Cincinnati as the venue where Tom Jackson argues many workers are misemployed or underemployed due to poor job search skills. He promotes a proactive approach, creating opportunities, and emphasizes solving problems to secure satisfying work.
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Ex-Lawyer Drexler Claims Tax Evasion Is Safe
Former Minnesota attorney William E. Drexler told a Denver audience that income taxes can be avoided with constitutional arguments. Acquitted in a 1968 1970 tax filing case, he asserts the 16th Amendment does not empower the IRS, citing widespread protests and moral objections to taxes while urging others to file protest returns.
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Truck Carrying Families Slips Off Mountain Road
A rental U Haul filled with six families returning from Florida to the West swerved off Burgess Mountain in Altamont Tennessee and plunged about 100 feet into a rocky creek bed. Four people were killed and 18 injured, including seven children. Victims were from New Orleans Arizona and New Mexico and rescuers described a chaotic scene with Bibles scattered among the wreckage.
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My Experience With God Easter Week 1968 Testimony
A Norwalk Alliance Church member shares a personal Holy Week testimony. After deep despair including thoughts of escape, prayer leads to conversion and a renewed life. She describes peace, forgiveness, and the sense of being born again through accepting Jesus Christ as savior.
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