Rezoning Request Aims To Expand Norwalk Apartments
Amherst resident Dan K Strauss seeks to rezone land behind Lee Manor Apartments on West Main Street Valley Park Drive from single family to multi family to build more units. An ordinance will come before City Council Tuesday night. Dean Strimple sworn as deputy sheriff gains county wide arrest powers while retaining sergeant rank. Senior Skip Day at Norwalk High School saw few seniors attend with unexcused absences for those who missed class. Memorial Lake Park gathering ended after police asked campers to remove a tent but praised tidy grounds.
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Norwalk
Dan K. Strauss
Lee Manor
West Main Street
Valley Park Drive
Strauss
Dean Strimple
Willard Police
Huron County
John Borgia
Strimple
Norwalk High School
Memorial Lake Park
City Service
Melvin Shipley
City Pool Passes On Sale At Recreation Center
City residents pay 15 for a season pass while non residents pay 20. Family passes cost 30 for residents and 50 for non residents. Passes available 1 to 4 pm Monday through Friday. Free swimming lesson registration follows, July 19 to August 27 in two sessions. Norwood Avenue traffic closed for two days early next week for a storm sewer project led by contractor A J Riley. Local traffic and emergency vehicles allowed with detours advised.
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W. Monroe St
Norwood Avenue
Christie Avenue
Fair Road
James Widman
Widman
Norwood
Pas
County Farm
A.J. Riley
Weather and obituaries from May 1, 1976
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with lows in the upper 30s and highs near 60. Rain probability 20 percent tonight and Sunday with northwest winds 8 to 15 mph. Temperatures Friday 69 to 45. Sunrise 6 25, sunset 8 25, moonrise 7 56, moonset 10 40. Deaths: George E. Sennett 69 Avon Park Florida and Raymond J. Parratt 96 North Fairfield.
Opinion Line: Instant lottery sparks split views
Readers split on Ohio's instant lottery idea offering up to 10000 dollars for a one dollar ticket. Some call it a ripoff or gambling, others see potential value or excitement. Calls discuss how funds may support schools and political influence.
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Gilligan
Man Severeth Hand and Aims to Pluck Out Eye Over Bible Verse
Brad Errol Wild 20 suffered a severed hand and eye gouge attempt after saying a biblical passage compelled self amputation. Authorities found a meat saw a hunting knife a hand ax and a Bible at his rural Windsor Colorado home. Lonnie D Mayfield 23 his roommate reported Wild came home bleeding then staggered from a bathroom claiming the cut had already been done. Doctors at Colorado General Hospital began surgery to reattach the hand and assess eye injury with outcome uncertain after the procedure.
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UPI
Wild
Lonnie D. Mayfield
Mayfield
Colorado General Hospital
Brad Errol Wild
Windsor
Colo
Larimer County
Scott W. Call
Loveland Memorial Hospital
Hell
Jackson Quits Active Campaign Amid Pennsylvania Loss
Sen Henry Jackson ends active campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination after losing momentum in Pennsylvania. He suspends appearances for the Indiana primary and plans a Seattle news conference to outline the rest of his pre convention strategy.
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Henry Jackson
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Indiana
Seattle
Neal Chaney
Washington State
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Massachusetts
New York
U S zipper industry urged to curb Japanese imports
Rep Joseph P. Addabbo cites Japanese dumping of zippers as hurting U S producers. He urges President Ford to raise duties on imports to stop bankrupting American zipper firms and protect jobs after three years of industry losses.
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Addabbo
Willard honors coach Haas with Caribbean cruise and gifts
Willard community hosts a dinner for coach Bob Haas and Sandy Haas after a successful season. The event includes a seven day Caribbean cruise and a riding lawnmower among gifts from the community, Willard Bank, and local sponsors. Haas reflects on the team's 89 18 record over five seasons and the role of his players, staff, and supporters in Willard High School’s success.
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Bob Haas
Sandy Willard
Haas
Willard-area
Willard Gym
Nolane
North Robinson
Willard High
Castalia man escapes Bellevue jail using mop bucket handle
Dennis Ward 18 of Castalia escaped Bellevue city jail early Friday by prying a hole in a mesh screen with a mop bucket handle. He was missing eight hours before being found near Ohio 99 along the Huron River in Monroeville and was recaptured and returned to custody.
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Bellevue City
Monroeville
Dennis Ward
Castalia
Ward
Paul Hite Ford
Huron River
Evidence Of Thievery In Hughes Empire Attorney
Handwriting experts say the claimed Howard Hughes will may be genuine opening a probate battle likely to span years. Harold Rhoden seeks to remove relatives from control of Summa Corp as possible criminal activity and theft cast doubt on the estate portions.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Harold Rhoden
Noah Dietrich
Rhoden
Los Angeles County
Bruce Altman
Hughes
Atlman
Summa Corp
Salt Lake City
Dietrich
Summa
Keith Hayes
Cranks
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van Wert
Eng Eee University
Crimson Flashes
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Rod Cok
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Maplehurst
Towne and Country
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Hughes’ Empire
New York City
Charles Hamilton
Mormon Church
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