Computer allows remote medical advice for Ohio doctors
Ohio State University College of Medicine pilots a program enabling physicians in remote areas to talk with a school computer and receive instant medical subject information. Nixon plans a Vietnam peace address after meetings with top U.S. officials and Lodge arrival from Paris talks.
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New retailing bid eyed for former A&P building in Norwalk
The Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission heard a request from Peter J. Sofios to lease the 38 West Main St. site for a chain store with a 25 by 30 foot tire and auto accessory garage proposed behind the building. The commission favored the variance but acted only preliminarily. In related business, Sycamore Hills zoning was approved, enabling a 170 acre residential development with 200 house sites and 10 apartments near the former Metz farm. Additionally, the Nixon administration signaled support for impeachment proceedings against Justice Abe Fortas, with Rep. Clark MacGregor calling for a preliminary inquiry. A special Centennial Train will pass through Norwalk Friday noon to 1 PM on Norfolk and Western tracks, en route from Utah’s centennial celebration.
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Bresson Seeks Norwalk Ward Council Seat
Lawrence Bresson 43 year old Democrat, who finished fourth in the May 6 primary for Norwalk at large councilman, is expected to be sworn in to fill Ward vacancy left by Louis Nardecchia. Bresson, a Clevite systems analyst, lives with his wife and five children at 13 Indian Terrace and is a Wooster College graduate.
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National Guard on standby amid Southern University clash
Guard units remained on standby near Southern University in Baton Rouge after a violent student police clash. Across the country protests continued with a Massachusetts sit-in, a Missouri camp-in, and a California boycott. Arrests occurred in Kentucky and New York, while 45 jailed protesters were denied bail in New Hampshire and 109 were indicted in Tennessee.
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Malaysia curfew tightens as riots kill over 30
Kuala Lumpur reports a curfew enforced by more than 3,000 police and troops with submachine guns to halt deadly rioting between Malays and Chinese. Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, shown on television with tears, declares a state of siege and appeals for order as the Chinese wing of his party withdraws nominees from Rahman’s forthcoming government.
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Two Ohio Fishing Festivals Planned in Sandusky County
Ohio Department of Natural Resources schedules a White Bass Festival on the Sandusky River at Fremont and a Carp Festival at Metzger Marsh. State director Fred Morr says the events offer family outdoor fun and that white bass fishing peaks now while carp provide sport and food value.
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Weather outlook for Norwalk with gentle showers and warm days
Variable cloudiness and a chance of showers today with highs in the 60s. Partly cloudy cooler tonight with lows in the 40s. Thursday looks fair and warmer with highs in the 70s. Friday remains partly cloudy and warm with a shower chance. Winds mainly northeasterly today, shifting southeast Thursday. Death notices for Michelle M Slanczka infant, Else E Huebener 71, and Charles Bates 80.
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Fayette Mississippi elects first all black town government
Charles Evers leads Fayette as mayor with five black council members after a statewide municipal vote. Evers vows law and order with guns longer than two inches banned and plans an advisory board of blacks and whites. Some white residents may leave, but he says good whites will replace them. Allen concedes odds were against him and vows cooperation for a better town.
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Norwalk Board Approves Two 72 Seat School Buses
The Norwalk City Board of Education approved buying two 72 passenger buses for 15 948 with one replacing an older model and an 800 trade-in. An International chassis and Superior bodies were selected for 4820 and 3153 each.
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Willard Girl Wins Dairy Title in Huron County 1969
Janet Stein of rural Willard is named the 1969 Huron County Dairy Princess. Sponsored by the Huron County Dairy Service Unit and the American Dairy Association of Ohio, she will compete for state honors in Columbus in June and appear on a Toledo TV program June 11. She has seven years in 4-H with projects in clothing foods child care home management and photography and has earned multiple 4-H and school leadership roles.
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