Church pays sales tax in Columbus area brief
St. Paul Episcopal Church vestry voted to forgo tax exempt status and begin paying sales tax on church purchases. The Rev. T.G.S. Whitney said the move reflects a duty to share government services. In Norwalk, Charles Bartow died after a head on collision near Shelby.
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St. Paul Episcopal Church
St. Paul
T.G.S. Whitney
Columbus
Charles Bartow
Norwalk
Shelby
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Bartow
Plymouth Spring Mill Road
Ohio 96
Norwalk to Invest 24 Million From Sewer Bond Proceeds
City Council moved to invest 22 million from sewer bond proceeds with bids to be opened May 17. Auditor Hipp apologized for a Friday night meeting and noted interest limits amid Treasury pressure to end tax free status of municipal bonds.
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Norwalk
Charles Hipp
Hipp
U.S. Treasury Department
Gilligan Aide to Speak in Norwalk on Tax Program
James E. Friedman executive counsel for Governor Gilligan will discuss the Ohio Tax Program in Norwalk. The public meeting is set for 8 30 p m at the American Legion Hall with John Hogsett chairman of the Huron County Democratic Executive Committee reporting the details.
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New London
James E. Friedman
Cleveland
Gilligan
Norwalk
John Hogsett
Huron County Democratic Executive Committee
American Legion Hall
Weather and notable local notices for Norwalk area
Considerable cloudiness with little temperature change and light showers possible today. Highs in the low to mid 60s, tonight and Sunday remain mild with lows in the 40s and highs in the mid 60s. Precipitation chances 30 today, 20 tonight, 10 Sunday. Norwalk highs 64, low 45. humidity readings span morning to evening. Sunrise 6 16, sunset 8 30, moon phases noted. Marriage license filed for Robert Schwanger and Shirley Justin Wakeman. Obituaries: Elwin O Crum 71 Berlin Heights Gladys D Seaman 75 Monroeville Charles Bartow 63 US 20 east Sarah G Hyatt 47 11 Adams St Frank H Twaddle 63 158 St Marys Ralph R Schnell 133 Woodlawn Ave.
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Norwalk
Elwin O. Crum
Berlin Heights
Gladys D. Seaman
Monroeville
Charles Bartow
U.S
East
Sarah G. Hyatt
Adams St
Frank H. Twaddle
St. Mary’s
Ralph R. Schnell
Woodlawn Ave
Rogers Sees Narrowing Gap in Middle East Peace Efforts
US Secretary of State William P. Rogers wraps up a week in the region saying progress has narrowed the gap between Israel and Egypt. Israel reportedly agrees to permit a so called Egyptian military force across the Suez Canal pending a pullback and canal reopening. Sisco to Cairo for follow up with President Sadat on the implications of the apparent shift.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Paul VI
Giuseppe Saragat
Suez Canal
Cairo
Rogers
Rome
Joseph C. Sisco
Anwar Sadat
Mother's Day Push Strains Norwalk Florists and Restaurants
Norwalk florists report heavy demand for corsages and plants as Mother's Day approaches. Local restaurants expect record reservations with peak hours around noon to 3 p.m. and advise early dining or after 3 p.m. Telephone delays are forecast for long distance calls. A Washington plan to form a national Dump Nixon group draws liberal Republicans to a May 16 meeting.
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Henry Heckelman
Henry
Norwalk
Quentin Vowell
Milan Inn
the Elks Country Club
Harry Notzinger
Bob
Jim Berry
Tom Shibley
Seven Seas
Shibley
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Robert M. Wopat
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Charles Goodell
New York
Donald W. Riegle Jr
Michigan
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
Goodell
a _ news
McCloskey
Riegle
Willard area man charged in narcotics case
A fourth Willard area man, Larry W. Sallee, 19, rural North Fairfield, was charged with selling narcotics and committed to county jail. In Willard three others faced drug charge hearings as well with bonds set for Gibson at 7500 cash or 15000 property and 3000 cash or 6000 property for Layne Peeler.
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Willard Area
Larry W. Sallee
Fairfield
Common Pleas Court
Willard
Merle G. Gibson
Gibson
Timothy D. Layne
David L. Peeler
Common Pleas
Willard High School
Peeler
Layne
Surprise Visitor Delights Truman on 87th Birthday
Former President Harry S Truman celebrates quietly at home in Independence with 87th birthday plans and a surprise visit by Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey. About 300 friends attend a luncheon in Kansas City while Postmaster General Blount issues the first 8 cent Truman commemorative stamp at the library.
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Independence, Mo
UPI
Harry S Truman
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Truman
Kansas City
Winton M. Blount
America
Truman Library
Capp Charged by Coed in Wisconsin Arrest Warrant
Cartoonist Al Capp known for L il Abner faces an Eau Claire warrant on charges including sodomy and indecent exposure from a 20 year old married coed. Capp calls the allegations untrue and blames a leftist campaign to silence him on campuses.
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Eau Claire, Wis
UPI
al Capp
L’il Abner
Eau Claire State University
Capp
Eau Claire County
Lawrence Durning
Thomas H. Bar
Hochberg
Revolutionary Left
Milan Kindergartner Denied Program One Sister Attends
Kevin Bruns six sat in the Milan High School audience during the parents night program while his sister Terri and classmates performed. He had been told he could not participate because he is crippled though his mother said Terri should not miss the event.
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Milan
Kevin Bruns
Milan High School
Terri
Kevin
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Bronson Center
U.S. 250
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Mideast
Air Force
Sisco
Cliff Winkler
King County Grand Jury
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Winkler
Richard Heyza
The
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Heyza
Harold Fazenbaker
Harold
Christie Lane
Henry Talge
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Talge
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