Gas Shortage Discussion Planned For Local Meeting
The first public meeting on natural gas shortage is at 7 30 tonight in City Hall. Donald Blosser of Columbia Gas Co will explain the shortage and request to freeze new residential service. PUC of Ohio starts hearings Monday in Columbus. Norwalk and Milan councils and chamber sponsor the local event.
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City Hall
Donald Blosser
Columbia Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus
Norwalk
Milan
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh Bride Margaret Corbett Weds Richard Daley
Margaret Ann Corbett of Pittsburgh smiles before her wedding to Richard M. Daley son of Chicago mayor Richard Daley. The ceremony occurred last Saturday with UPI Telephoto coverage.
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Margaret Ann Corbett
Pittsburgh
Richard M. Daley
Richard Daley
Chicago
UPI
Social Security Hike Clears Senate Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee approved a plan to raise benefits for workers with 30 years of service. It would guarantee at least 200 a month for singles and 300 for married couples to lift people off welfare, up from current figures around 133 to 215 monthly.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Innocence Found For Soledad Brothers In White Jury Verdict
In San Francisco a all white jury acquitted John Clutchette and Fleeta Drumgo of murder. The defendants were handcuffed and returned to San Quentin as Judge S Lee Vavaris defended the system amid heavy security and juror praise.
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San Francisco
UPI
Carl Stokes Expected as WNBC Evening Co Anchorman
Carl Stokes former Cleveland mayor is slated to be named co anchor of WNBC TV's evening newscast with NBC confirming a Thursday announcement. The NBC spokesman cited a two year six figure contract requiring Stokes to relinquish all political activities.
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New York
UPI
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Wnbc-Tv
NBC
Stokes
Reuven Frank
Senate GOP Leader Moves to Cut ITT Probe Next Week
Senator Hugh Scott said the ITT investigation is an exercise in irrelevance and would seek to halt it next week. Democrats still question the probe as hearings resume with Harold Geneen, ITT president, to testify. The panel weighs any link between ITT's convention support and a Justice Department antitrust settlement.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Hugh Scott
ITT
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harold S. Geneen
International Telephone & Telegraph
Justice Department
Protestants march on Stormont for Ulster direct rule protest
More than 100000 Protestants gathered at Stormont Castle for the final NI Parliament session before direct British rule. Premier Brian Faulkner said the people’s efforts for a just Ulster government had been betrayed by London as police estimated the crowd over 100000.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Stormont Castle
Ulster
London
Brian Faulkner
Weather and Local Births and Deaths in Norwalk Area
Partly cloudy and cool today with highs near 40 in the Norwalk area and low 40s inland. Tonight mostly cloudy with a low in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Wednesday remains cloudy with a 10 to 50 percent chance of showers and highs in the 40s. Norwalk forecast shows a high of 41 and low of 21, humidity around 71 percent in the morning. Births report two boys born at Willard Area Hospital to Ervin Robinson Jr and Charles Sallee. Death notices for Arnold Dippel of Cleveland Ralph E. Sanderson age 80 of Norwalk and Calvin Heyman of Monroeville.
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Norwalk
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Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Charles Sallee
Arnold Dippel
Cleveland
Ralph E. Sanderson
Calvin Heyman
Monroeville
Sacrifice A Gentle Hound Of Heaven Editor's Note
In Holy Week reflections Norwalk ministers honor a man described as a gentle hound of Heaven. The priest, a frail figure battling terminal cancer, is praised for lifelong service to the sick and poor, caring for his own ill family and guiding others with steadfast charity.
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Jerusalem
Norwalk
G.M. Stein
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
St. Francis
St. Martin de Porres
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Angela Davis Portrayed as Woman in Love Trial Drama
UPI reports in San Jose that prosecutor Albert W. Harris Jr. cast Angela Davis as an emotionally driven woman who plotted to free George Jackson by kidnapping and murder. He argued letters and a holding cell meeting show a passionate bond fueling violence. The defense seeks a postponement. In Trenton, the state Senate backed a bill to expel cars from drive ins after a film to curb carbon monoxide deaths.
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Calif
UPI
Angela Davis
State Monday
Albert W. Harris Jr
UCLA
Harris
San Rafael
Miss Davis
Jackson
George Jackson
Angela
Trenton
N.J
Control Of Tumors Predicted
A Boston scientist at Boston Children's Hospital Medical Center reports a method to stunt cancer growth by cutting off a tumor lifeline. Dr. Judah Folkman predicts an antibody to immunize humans against tumor growth could be available in two to five years and aims to block the tumor lifeline to keep growth dormant.
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Clearwater Beach
Fila
UPI
Boston
Judah Folkman
Boston Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Folkman
American Cancer Society
House Eyes 24.6 Billion To Clean Water
The House began work on a 24.6 billion water cleanup bill aiming for zero pollutant discharges by 1985 and best available technology use by 1981. Sponsors claim enough votes to withstand amendments while debating whether to adopt Senate provisions. The plan depends on a NAS study after two years.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
National Academy of Sciences
Ohio General Assembly pursues May primary ballot for 14 constitutional amendments
The Ohio House approved a Senate backed conference report 61-20 pushing a 14 amendment package to Secretary of State Ted Brown to meet a tight deadline for May 2 ballot. It would authorize future legislators expenses and require governor lieutenant governor pairing in general elections with primary rules.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
House
Secretary of State
W. Brown
Brown
General Assembly
Senate
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
Fry
Commission
John W. Brown
Last day to register for Ohio primary and special elections
Deadline to register to vote is 9 p m Monday for May 2 elections. Board of election workers stay in the Huron County Courthouse to accept late registrations until 9 p m. Residency rules require six months in Ohio, 30 days in the county, and 30 days in the precinct to vote.
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Huron County
Stat
State of
Ohio
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