Ohio Aides Resign as Gilligan Accepts Departures
Gov. John J. Gilligan accepted the resignations of two top aides, executive counsel James M. Friedman and legislative liaison John C. McDonald, amid changes after John E. Hanson assumed Friedman's duties earlier in the month. Friedman plans to return to law practice, McDonald contemplates other options and prefers leaving state government.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
James M. Friedman
John C. McDonald
John E. Hanson
Friedman
McDonald
Norwalk Weather and Local Life Updates
Mostly sunny and warmer with highs near 70 and a 20 percent chance of rain today. Norwalk temperatures show a high of 65 and a low of 50 with light winds. Read of births in Norwalk and surrounding towns, marriage license applications for local residents, and obituaries for several residents.
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Norwalk
Jury Returns 17 Indictments In Huron County Session
The Huron County Grand Jury ended a 12 day session by returning 17 indictments. Five are secret as defendants not yet arrested. Indictments include shooting with intent to kill against Robert DeHoyas and assaults with deadly weapons against Glenn Damron and Lyle Shantz. Two men face armed robbery charges for stealing $11 at knifepoint. Other indictments name Roy C. Charles James E. Roberts Robert Tucker Willie Short Cecil Hodgkinson and more. The jury heard 35 witnesses and toured the jail with James Langhurst as foreman.
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Huron County Grand Jury
Robert DeHoyas
Plymouth
Robert J. Hetrick
New Castle
Willard Area
Glenn Damron
Ohio State Reformatory
Damron
Judy
Lyle Shantz
Orlando
Fla
Joyce
Eugene Ott
Sandusky
Patrick Crawford
Norwalk
Steven Weisenberger
S. Linwood Ave
Milan
Roy C. Charles
James E. Roberts
Newton St
Janesville
Les Garner
Robert J. Tucker
Wakeman
Douglas F. Hines
Willie Short
Donald J. Durbin
Cecil Hodgkinson
E. Main St
Huron County
James Langhurst
Willard
Wallace Improves as He Learns Of Primaries
George Wallace read newspaper accounts of his Michigan and Maryland primary victories from Holy Cross Hospital where he is paralyzed from the waist down after a Monday assassination attempt. Doctors disputed reports that his spinal cord was severed and plans for a second operation and summer campaign continue despite uncertain prognosis.
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Silver Spring
UPI
George Wallace
Laurel
Wallace
Holy Cross Hospital
Charles Snider
Alabama
Michigan
Maryland
Snider
Washington Post
Joseph F. Schanno
Schanno
Baltazar Perez
Arthur H. Bremerright
U.S
Clarence E. Goetz
Baltimore
Benjamin Lipsitz
Betty Wells
Norwalk Reports Spring Trash Pickup Cost
Norwalk's spring trash pickup cost the city $4,575 with $4,200 for labor and other collection expenses plus $375 paid to Riley Excavating Co for landfill dumping. City officials reported 228 loads of trash and rubbish and 128 loads of brush were collected. the brush was burned at Memorial Lake Park.
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Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Riley Excavating Co
Krogh
Memorial Lake Park
Norwalk Council Rejects Tedech Park Zoning Change
Norwalk City Council denied the Tedech Inc. rezoning for a mobile home park north of Gallup Avenue by a 3 to 4 vote, while approving a separate zoning change sought by Gene Widman to expand the Key Estates mobile home park on Whittlesey Avenue. The meeting drew a standing room crowd and featured arguments about tax impact and neighborhood effects from Eastwood Village residents and local officials.
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Norwalk
Tedech, Inc
Gallup Avenue
Gene Widman
Key Estates
Whittlesey Avenue
Bob Meyer
Meyer
Morgan Jones
Russell Fisher
Richard Sipple
Robert Williams
First Ward
Clifton Cross
William Ream
Melvin Shipley
Cross
Tedech Park
Eastwood Village
Lawrence Bresson
Indian Terrace
Planning and Zoning Commission
William Smith Jr
Sandusky
Northside
Jones
County Health Department
Meyer’s Automobile Agency
U.S. 250
Michael Fegen
Miller
Fegen
Widman
Lawrence Wright
Woodlawn Ave
John Moyer
Eastwood Drive
Bresson
Doris Bauer
Arlington Circle
Fred Evenson
Paul Robinson
Don Davis Resigns City Post After seven years as Norwalk electric plant head
Donald Davis resigns effective May 31 citing ongoing controversy at the plant. He plans to retire to Phoenix with a son there. Mayor Goodsite notes no replacement set yet as Ohio Edison pursues SEC approv al for buying the system expected by mid summer. Former councilman Domenic Colettaseek s a job but was turned down amid sale controversy. Ohio Edison promises job guarantees to current workers if the sale proceeds.
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Donald Davis
Norwalk
Davis
Phoenix
Ariz
Herbert Krogh
The
Reflector
Wayne Goodsite
Ohio Edison Co
U S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Ohio Edison
SEC
Domenic Coletta
Coletta
Norwalk Chamber Meets Thursday at Columbia Gas
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will hold a general membership meeting Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Columbia Gas Company on West Main Street. Inter Agency Council of Huron County representatives will discuss services including guidance counseling and job training for the handicapped. At 8 p.m. members will tour Northern Ohio Telephone Company facilities.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Gas Company
West Main St
Inter-Agency Council of
Huron County
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Connally Signals Possible Campaign Role for Nixon
John B. Connally said his resignation as Treasury secretary leaves no personal political ambitions but he did not rule out campaigning for President Nixon's re election. Nixon praised Connally as a tower of strength and the Texan pledged strong support, a bond seen to influence Texas voters. Connally will stay until his successor George P. Shultz is confirmed, with temporary duties after the Moscow summit.
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Thurmont
UPI
Nixon
Camp David
Moscow
Capital
John Krol
Philadelphia
Poland
Washington
John B. Connally
Treasury
Connally
United States
Texas
Labor
George P Shultz
Senate
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Akron
Clay Blair
Kathy Blair
Jack
Blair
General Medical Center
Chilt Miller
F-T Hospital
Charles Kramer
Castalia
Ralph W. Smith
Mabel M. Border
Michael J. Schlader
Maureen E. Hogan
Harold L. Poth
Greenwich
Welder
Susan M. Enzor
Mary Ann Harris
Chicago
Jack D. Richards
New London
Robert Davidson
Samuel Wright
Miami Beach
Carl Stokes
Paul Udell
New York
Wnbc-Tv
Dick Schaap
Supt. Davis
Don Davis
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