Norwalk Pet N Pup Parade Faces Elimination After 31 Years
The Park and Recreation Commission faces cutting the 31st annual Pet N Pup Parade to save funds for park maintenance. A $200 cap on park spending may force cancellation despite $600 annual costs and donations from Veterans of Foreign Wars and Eagles. Memorial Park, pool wages, and a proposed summer program are also discussed amid budget strains and tax considerations.
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Park and Recreation Commission
Park and Recreation
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Smokey the Clown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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William Stewart
Barnes
William Widman
Widman
Park Department
James Seitz
Damschroder Returns Salary as Pay Debate Rages
Ohio lawmaker Gene Damschroder returned seven thousand dollars of his legislative pay arguing lawmakers are overpaid. Democrats reopen talk of a pay raise as they cite long hours and effort in budget talks.
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UPI
Gene Damschroder
R.fremont
Damschroder
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Carter heads to London for first summit diplomacy mission
President Carter departed Andrews Air Force Base at 9 58 am for a seven hour flight to Heathrow in a bid to pursue a major forward in addressing world problems. He said as he left the White House he would try to do a good job for the public.
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London
White House
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Andrews Air Force Base
Heathrow
Tornado Toll Rises in Midwest Killings Reported in Kansas and Missouri
Deadly twisters struck the heartland from Kansas to Missouri with Pleasant Hill suffering at least three deaths as highway patrol confirms a rising toll. An Amherst police chief, Arthur Koppenhafer, resigned after indictment on theft charges linked to falsified documents for a former officer. the resignation takes effect with the last paycheck.
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Kansas
Missouri
Pleasant Hill
Missouri Highway Patrol
Amherst
Ohio
UPI
Arthur Koppenhafer
Lorain
Weather and notices from The Record
Weather shows variable cloudiness with a chance of showers tonight and Friday. Lows near 57 tonight, highs around 75 Friday. Precipitation chances 40 and 50 percent. Winds southerly to southwest 10 to 15 mph. Marriage license granted Joseph R Cney and Loretta Stephens. Births include several local families. Deaths noted: William J. Albright and Laura L. Brown.
Nixon May Have Stolen Show By David Frost
UPI report notes Richard Nixon shifted the televised interview to his advantage as he described the presidency's burdens and his personal pain over firing aides. Frost pressed on Watergate tapes while Nixon revealed emotion and defense rhetoric about his conduct and resignation.
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UPI
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Richard Nixon
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White House
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Ehrlichman
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Memphis
Senate
Man With Paralysis Starts Saudi Engineering Firm
Former Norwalk resident Steven Renneckar who lost both legs in 1967 sails into a new life in Saudi Arabia. He and five associates plan an engineering design and construction firm with imported equipment and prefabricated houses. Steven will be general manager and his wife handles office duties.
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Lucille Betschman
Norwalk
Saudi Arabia
Steven Renneckar
Norman Renneckar
Newton St
Tucson
Ariz
Steven
Renneckar
Steve
Florida Keys
Bishops Abolish Rule On Divorced Remarried Catholics
The U S bishops voted 231 to 8 to drop the 1884 excommunication rule for Catholics who divorce and remarry, a move seen as fostering healing while preserving prohibitions on penance and Communion for those in what the church calls adulterous relationships The Vatican is expected to approve the change The action ties to the Call to Action recommendations and follows a Detroit conference on church reforms The same meeting narrowly rejected allowing Communion in the hand and will polling other bishops by mail for final action The text also notes an immunization clinic for school entry at Huron County Health Department in Milan Ave from 1 to 3 30 pm Friday.
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UPI
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America
Cletus O'Donnell
Madison
Wis
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Holy Communion
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Rome
Vatican
O'Donnell
Detroit
Conference
Joseph L Bernardin
Cincinnati
Mexico
Canada
Huron County Health Department
Health Department
Milan Ave
Nixon interview sparks reactions across UPI reports
Former President Richard Nixon's Frost interview drew sharp critical notes from Sam Ervin in Memphis and Barry Goldwater in Cincinnati. CBS correspondent Mike Wallace and ASNE editors offered mixed judgments, citing lies, guilt, and a rare moment of contrition. Ratings in New York and Los Angeles were high, while Honolulu observers called the confession moderately favorable among editors.
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David Frost
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Independent
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The
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