National Vacation idea seen as protest against government
Russell Nielsen reports from Winnemucca Nevada that Cal Sunderland urged a one week National Vacation to protest gasoline shortages and big government. He predicted widespread closures but as the date nears support wanes with some businesses planning only minor or local closings. Sunderland says he will close even if alone.
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Russell Nielsen
Winnemucca, Nev
UPI
Cal Sunderland
Gung Ho
Sunderland
Salt Lake City
Boise
Harvard surgeon cites hospital starvation in post surgical diets
Dr G L Blackburn of Harvard Medical School says the highest US starvation rate occurs in hospitals due to protein deficient post surgery and critical illness diets described as sugar and water. In Washington the House considers a bill to ban smoking on all domestic commercial airline flights, sponsored by Rep Peter N Kyros.
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Houston
UPI
Harvard Medical School
United States
G.L. Blackburn
American College of Surgeons
Washington
Peter N. Kyros
Maine
Kyros
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
Impeachment Votes Seen in House for Nixon Case
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said votes exist in the House to impeach President Nixon but warned a two thirds Senate conviction would be unlikely. He noted the Senate would conduct a trial if the House impeaches and supported televising it for public clarity.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
House
Mansfield
Montana Democrat
Robert C. Byrd
DW. Va
House Judiciary Committee
Fire Drives Wooster High School Closure and Damage
A fire at Wooster High School caused extensive smoke and water damage, mainly to the gym and auditorium stage areas. Workmen removed debris and officials expect classes to resume Monday with no injuries reported. damage is estimated at 150000 to 175000 dollars and officials attributed the blaze to faulty wiring in the auditorium.
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Wooster, Ohio
UPS
Wooster High School
Kennedy expands lead for 1976 Democratic nomination
UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts remains the top choice among Democrats and Independents for the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination. Kennedy was the first choice of 32 percent in a Harris survey of 897 respondents conducted earlier this month.
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New York
UPI
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Harris
Weather Outlook and Local Notices from Norwalk Area
Weather shows showers and thundershowers likely tonight and Saturday with highs in the 40s and 50s. Norwalk temps reach 43 and 32 with trace precipitation. Marriage licenses issued to Gary A Pope and Jerri L Minnier. Walter S Stover and Doris Tuttle. Births include two girls to Lawrence Ross and Carlos Blue. Death listed: Harold Weaver, 17, Bloomingville.
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Norwalk
Gary A. Pope
Welder
Jerri L. Minnier
Walter S. Stover
Willard
Doris Tuttle
Heydinger Joins Huron County Prosecutor Team
Assistant Ohio Attorney General Thomas E. Heydinger will join Huron County Prosecutor William W. Owens Monday as an assistant prosecuting attorney. He will handle real estate tax collection and later work on criminal cases with Richard B. Hauser. He is a nephew of the Heydingers of 325 Main Street and will office in the Summit Professional Building.
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Ohio
Thomas E. Heydinger
Huron County
William W. Owens
Heydinger
Crawford County
Owens
Richard B. Hauser
Huron County Court
Frank Heydinger
E. Main St
Summit Professional Building
Question Line asks about compact cars and Amtrak plan
The Opinion Line asks if readers will switch to compact cars to save gas with mixed views. It notes a Boston to Chicago Amtrak proposal stopping in Sandusky and asks if residents would ride the train, offering phone numbers to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Department of Transportation
Boston
Chicago
Sandusky
Candy Man Jim Thompson Dies After 40 Years in Norwalk
James N. Thompson owner of Thompson's Candy Kitchen on West Main Street for four decades died Thursday night in Dayton at age 90. Born in Greece, he attended Norwalk's 1967 sesquicentennial banquet, receiving the largest ovation. He is survived by son Dr Nicholas J. Thompson. services set for Monday in Dayton Greek Orthodox Church and Woodlawn Cemetery Norwalk.
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James N. Thompson
Thompson
Norwalk
Dayton
Berry
Norwalk Junior High School
Mr. Thompson
Greece
Nicholas J. Thompson
Sehlintz- Moore Mortuary
Wayne Avenue
Greek Orthodox Church
Woodlawn
Two Men In Truck Slowdown Indicted
Erie County grand jury indicts James Brechwald of Norwalk and Sam Hurst of Cleveland on assault with a deadly weapon charges tied to trucks blocking the Ohio Turnpike on December 6 near Ohio 113. Brechwald allegedly attacked Deputy Sheriff Robert McDowell with a knife amid efforts to clear the blockade.
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Sandusky
Norwalk
Erie County
James C. Brechwald
Sam Hurst
Cleveland
Robert W. McDowell
Brechwald
Ohio 6
Ohio 113
McDowell
Walter Matthau Stars in Charley Varrick Screenings
Nowak Tonigh reports Charley Varrick starring Walter Matthau at Towne & Country Theatre showings tonight at 8 o clock and repeats at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Walter Matthau
Charley Varrick
Towne & Country Theatre
Northern Ohio Telephone Seeks Toll Free Rural Survey
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio authorized a six month survey to gauge willingness of customers to pay higher rates for toll free lines to Norwalk and nearby towns. If a substantial majority favors the plan, extended service may remove long distance charges between Norwalk and Wakeman Norwalk and New London Norwalk and Greenwich Norwalk and Willard Norwalk and Monroeville Monroeville and Bellevue Huron and Milan Berlin Heights and Milan and Berlin Heights and Wakeman.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Norwalk
Wakeman
New London
Greenwich
Willard
Monroeville
Bellevue
Huron
Milan
Berlin Heights
Ohio Telephone
Dick (Rench
Winn
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Trenton
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South Bend, Ind
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Notre Dame
Ralph Kylloe
Murphysboro
Ill
Gus
Kylloe
Ted
Lawrence Ross
Carlos Blue
Harold Weaver
Bloomingville
Jim Thompson
Thomas Ohlemacher
Nowak
Tonigh
Telephone Company
Paco
Richard Reach
Northern Ohio Telephone
Rench
Charles Winn
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