Scout-O-Rama Recognizes 33 Scout Units at Huron County Fairgrounds
Thirty three Boy Scout troops and Cub Scout packs won blue ribbons at the Southwest District Scout-O-Rama held at the Huron County Fairgrounds. District executive Richard Carrick praised the units for meeting standards, engaging audiences, and presenting well dressed groups despite drizzle.
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People in Trouble Line to Aid City Residents
The Norwalk Jaycees announce the PIT Line will start June 11 with volunteers answering calls Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 7 to 9 p.m. excluding holidays. It offers anonymous information and referrals for problems including V D and drug abuse. Call 668 8165 for details.
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Forty six Edison students make Honor Roll list
Edison High School announces the third nine week Honor Roll with forty six seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen achieving a 3.5 grade average or higher Principal C B Sanders released the names and notes eighty four students are on the Merit Roll for averages between 3.0 and 3.5 The list includes Kim Buehrle Marilyn Cline John Cooke Jeff Emerson and others.
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Hoffa Says Watergate Charges Based on Hearsay
Former Teamsters President James R. Hoffa told a Pittsburgh audience that many charges heard in the Senate Watergate hearings were based on hearsay evidence and would not stand in court.
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Lorain Journal Leader Elected Sigma Delta Chi Chapter Head
Lorain Journal editor LORAIN Frank Dobisky was elected president of the North Central Ohio Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. Janet Conway of the Norwalk Reflector was elected vice president and Douglas Kramer of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram was named secretary. Joe Gluvna was re elected treasurer and Marsha Vayhinger and William J Fuller were elected to the board. Dobisky succeeds Robert Funk of Elyria. Eight new members were initiated including Audrey Mackiewicz editor of Firelands Farmer.
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Village Council OKs bid for new police car in special meeting
North Fairfield officials approved buying a new police car from a Norwalk dealer at 3144 dollars, while residents urged repairing the old cruiser. The dealer cited engine work and floor damage costing about 500 dollars and noted upcoming transmission repairs. Accessory plans include electric door locks. Revenue Sharing funds will cover part of the cost. The council also weighed 24 hour patrol by the Huron County Sheriff's Department but rejected full coverage.
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City Schools Cut Lunch Prices Five Cents
Norwalk City Schools reduce lunch prices today for the rest of the year from 30 to 25 cents at elementary schools and from 35 to 30 cents at junior and senior high schools. Supt Dr Albion V Gotaas cites a healthy cafeteria fund and extra federal food subsidy income as the reason, amounting to about 2.7 cents per lunch, with all savings passed to students and parents to keep the program self-supporting.
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Two Zoning Appeals On Agenda In Norwalk
Norwalk's Board of Zoning Appeals meets Tuesday night with two items. Robert Brown seeks permission to build a three family home at the southwest corner of South Foster and East Washington Streets in an R-2 zone. Robert White requests a setback variation for a garage at 107 River Bend Drive as the garage is planned at 26 feet instead of the required 30 feet due to a measurement error.
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Democrats Delay Ohio Primary Ballot Legislation
In Columbus a House committee postponed indefinitely a bill to end Ohio’s bedsheet presidential primary ballot fearing conflicts with national delegate rules. The sprawling 1972 ballot, described as looking like a Paraguay election, may reappear around 1976.
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