Denton Wins Tie Breaker on Coin Flip for Seville Board Seat
In Visalia, Daniel Denton retained his Stone Corral School Board seat after a coin flip tied 44 votes each with George Lees. This marks his second such victory in four years following a 1969 coin flip for a seat in Seville. In Cleveland, Steve Dunning, the Indians’ No. 1 pick in 1970, was traded to the Texas Rangers for Dick Bosman and Ted Ford after posting an 0-2 mark and 6.50 ERA in four appearances.
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Calif
UPI
Daniel Denton
Stone Corral
Denton
Seville
George Lees
Cleveland
Steve Dunning
Texas Rangers Today
Dick Bosman
Ted Ford
Dunning
Indians
Spitz and wife in seclusion after threat in Florida
Olympic swimming star Mark Spitz and his wife, four days married, are in seclusion at an undisclosed Florida location after a telephoned life threat. Palm Beach officials said they do not know their whereabouts and that the Post Times switchboard received the threat early Tuesday.
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Palm Beach, Fla
UPI
Mark Spitz
Spitz
Jamaica
Palm Beach
Ohio plants face 1975 sulfur emission deadline
Five Ohio power plants have 30 days to request a hearing if they cannot meet the July 1975 deadline for sulfur emission controls under new state federal air laws. The EPA requires scrubbers to allow use of sulfurous Ohio coal. Plants named are Miami Fort, W H Sammis, Cardinal, Tidd, and Toronto.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Miami Fort
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
W.H. Sammis
Ohio Edison Co
Stratton
Cardinal
Ohio Power Co
Packard Declines Defense Secretary Offer Over Business Interests
California electronics millionaire David R. Packard, named by the White House as the leading candidate for defense secretary, has turned down the job to protect his business interests. Packard served as deputy defense secretary during Nixon’s early term after being offered the post at a White House meeting last Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
David R. Packard
California
White House
Defense
Packard
Nixon
Senate passes mail voter registration bill 57 to 37
The Senate ended a month long filibuster and approved a measure to permit all eligible voters to register by mail for federal elections by a 57 to 37 vote. It now goes to the House where the Post Office Committee is drafting its version.
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Washington
UPI
America
Senate
House
Post Office Committee
Teamsters Seek $1.50 Wage Hike Over Three Years
The Teamsters Union asked for a $1.50 per hour wage and fringe benefit increase over three years for about 400,000 local and long distance truck drivers across roughly 16,000 firms. The demand far exceeds President Nixon's 5.5 percent guideline and drew harsh criticism as horrible, terrible, and shocking from industry sources.
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Washington
UPI
Teamsters Union
Nixon
May 10 1973 Weather and Marriage License Notices
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms today and cooler Thursday night. Highs in the 70s, lows upper 40s to low 50s, rain probability 40 percent today 50 percent tonight 20 percent Friday. Norwalk high 77 low 56. Marriage licenses for Mark Murdock and Gwendolyn Bradner. Michael Moroney and Kathleen Schafer.
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Norwalk
Mark R. Murdock
Wakeman
Gwendolyn M. Bradner
Poseidon missile test ends in in-flight explosion near ship
A Poseidon missile fired from a submerged submarine veered off course and exploded in the Atlantic about 15 seconds after launch. The Stimson's test flight occurred near Cape Kennedy with a Soviet intelligence ship observing. Debris and a bright flame were seen as the missile broke apart and detonated an emergency charge.
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AL Rossiter, Jr
UPI
Range Sentinel
Atlantic Ocean
U.S. Navy
Henry L. Stimson
Cape Kennedy
Zakarpatye
Navy
Stimson
Atlantic
Indictment expected for two ex Cabinet members in Vesco case
Former Nixon officials John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans face possible indictments on charges of obstructing a federal probe in exchange for a secret $200 000 cash contribution to Nixon's re election campaign. Vesco figures and Watergate ties are noted. Mitchell testified earlier before the grand jury.
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John Pryor
New York
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
Mitchell
Stans
Robert L. Vesco
Vesco
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Costa Rica
Donald Nixon, Jr
Nixon
Vesco Financial
Long Island
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Teapot Dome
Fall
Harry L. Sears
New Jersey Senate
Washington
Finance Committee
Immigrants Deported as Ohio Hamlet Protests
Six Mexican workers described as industrious and skilled were deported from Newbury Ohio after entering the country illegally. They were employed at Multiform Industries Corp a rubber molding plant earning between 3 and 325 an hour. The firm’s general manager Russell Gergen urged officials to allow their return citing their work ethic and productivity.
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Newbury, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Multiform Industries Corp
Russell Gergen
Gergen
Reading Room Elects Timman President at 106th Meeting
Henry Timman was elected president of the Young Men's Reading Room and Library Association at its 106th annual meeting. James Wood became vice president, James Dixon was re-elected secretary-treasurer. Caroline Ford and Paul Tucker joined the board of trustees. The group, founded in 1866 to aid a public library in Norwalk, evolved into the current Public Library.
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Henry Timman
Young Men’s Reading Room and
Norwalk and Ohio Seek Settlement Over Fish Kill Fine
City of Norwalk and the State of Ohio may settle a 1694 dollar fine tied to a fish kill in Norwalk Creek last summer. Law Director Ronald Freeman and Service Director Herbert Krogh met in Columbus with an assistant attorney general. The state alleges a diesel oil spill at the municipal power plant caused 2391 fish deaths and the settlement is still under consideration.
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Norwalk
State of Ohio
Ronald Freeman
Herbert Krogh
Columbus
Department of Natural Resources
Freeman
Krogh
Ohio Edison Co
Division of Wildlife
Nonwalk Tonight St Marys at Spring Happening
St Marys Elementary presents Spring Happening at Reynold's Hall at 7 30 honoring Mothers Day with skits dances songs and an art exhibit.
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St. Mary’s Elementary School
Reynold’s Hall
St Paul High Goes To Quebec On School Trip
Thirty six students and two chaperones from St Paul High School depart for a four day cultural tour of Quebec sponsored by the French Club. They will stay at the Chateau Frontenac and return late Sunday.
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St. Paul High School
Quebec
Norwalk
North America
la Belle Ville de Quebec
Chateau Frontenac
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