Air Show Set Here Monday at Norwalk Airport
An air show at Norwalk-Huron County Airport Monday features parachute teams, acrobatic flying and airplane rides from 1 30 p m. Ken Jones of New London brings parachutists while Don Roth of Norwalk and Dan Chesanow demonstrate for private and commercial licenses. Zoellner performs a clown act in a 1941 Taylorcraft. High speed demos and refreshments will be available on site.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Ron Zoellner
Ken Jones
New London
Don Roth
Dan Chesanow
Zoellner
Taylorcraft
Mark Hodges Sentenced in Hancock County Assault Case
Mark Hodges was found guilty of assault with intent to kill a Hancock County social worker Dawn Menerey. He received consecutive prison terms of 1 to 15 years and 1 to 20 years and may undergo testing at Junction City Psychiatric Center. The incident involved a red light used to stop the victim’s car on a county road last December.
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Findlay
Ohio
UPI
Mark Hodges
Hancock County
Hancock County Common Pleas Court
Hodges
Junction City
Dawn Menerey
Calley Appeal Docket Narrowed by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear three of thirty defense points in 1st Lt William L Calley Jr case The Court of Military Appeals will consider whether pretrial publicity tainted the trial and other issues raised by his lawyers for a fair hearing
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Washington
UPI
Court of Military Law
William L. Calley Jr
Court of Military Appeals
Ford contacts ERP over $1 million aid demand
Ford Motor Co said discussions with leftist ERP kidnappers have begun after the group threatened to seize workers unless $1 million in medical equipment for Argentine hospitals is delivered. In Washington Julie Nixon Eisenhower said her father maintains a positive attitude and would not resign over Watergate.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Ford
People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
Washington
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Nbc-Tv
Today Show
Lawmaker Attacks UC College of Medicine Admissions
Cincinnati state representative James T. Luken accuses the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine of acting like an Ivy League school and not admitting enough local students. He warned he may move to cut state funds unless admissions improve.
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Cincinnati
UPS
James T. Luken
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Luken
Warren Bennis
Medical College
Norwalk Weather Update and Local Life Events
Little temperature change with highs in the mid to upper sixties and lows around fifty. Rain chances 20 percent today and tonight, 40 percent Friday. Marriage license filings listed for six couples. births noted for three families. deaths announced for four individuals including local residents.
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Norwalk
One Legged Hobo’s Mummy Buried After 60 Years
Dallas area Mrs. Pace inherits a mummy once billed as the eighth wonder of the world. Frank Lott mortuary owner will fund a proper burial for Anderson McCrew, who died in 1913 after falling from a freight train near Marlin Texas. Services set for Saturday at 2 30 p.m. in a plain black suit due to lack of a 1913 tuxedo.
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Dallas
UPI
Anderson McCrew
Marlin
Texas
McCrew
Elgie Pace
Mrs. Pace
Sam
Lott
Congressman Mills Shot Dead Amid Campaign Probe
UPI reports Maryland Representative William O. Mills was found dead from a gunshot at his Easton home after a week of disclosure that he had received secret Nixon campaign funds in 1971. authorities said no foul play suspected. GAO had investigated campaign finances.
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Thomas Ferraro Easton
UPI
William O. Mills
Nixon
Mills
Washington
William B. Horne
Talbot County
Easton
Maryland
House
Finance Committee
Baltimore News American
Jack Shaum
Shaum
Easton Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Horne
Mulberry Farm
McCord Denied Return to Stand at Watergate Hearings
The Senate Watergate Committee refused James W. McCord Jr. a second testimony to rebut a charge he and his lawyer sought to target the President. Chair Sam Ervin announced three extra days of hearings June 6 7 and 8. A heckler was escorted out as Ervin noted the session would not become a political forum for candidacy announcements.
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Mike Feinsilber Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee Today
James W.mccord Jr
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Ed Kelley
United States
McCord
Gerald Alch
Bernard Fensterwald
Youth Held On Narcotic Charge Here
A 16 year old rural Norwalk boy was committed to the Huron County Receiving Home for a hearing on a narcotics possession charge after police found marijuana during a search at a Benedict Avenue address. Four officers with a search warrant made the arrest. he was with another youth not charged. Juvenile Court Judge Russell T. Antrim ordered holding at the receiving home. A Monroeville woman, Sally E. Schneider, 18, will be charged with keeping a place where drugs are used after police and the Sheriff’s Department searched her home at 442 S Main St, Monroeville. Marijuana was seized.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Russell T. Antrim
Monroeville
Sally E. Schneider
Huron County Sheriff's Department
S. Main St
William W. Owens
Referee Halts Gumbish Hearing After Legal Questions
Referee Paul Burson suspended the Norwalk City Schools hearing on Judith A. Gumbish’s contract after two overnight legal questions arose. The decision ends a day of testimony and delays any resumption, with issues over post notice evidence and non attorney representation by an OFA field representative.
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Judy Morgan
Paul Burson
Norwalk
Judith A. Gumbish
Miss Gumbish
Ohio Education Association
Burson
Frederick F. Waugh
Paul Miller
Norwalk High School
George Perry
Charles J. Letherknight
Huron County Court
DEA
Leberknight
OFA
Village Council Special Meeting In Greenwich Tonight
Greenwich village council will meet at 8 tonight in council chambers to discuss the resignation of Police Capt. Jerry Christopher who may join Milan Police Department. He is presently the only full time officer on duty.
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Greenwich — Village
Jerry Christopher
Christopher
Milan
Open Houses Set For Bronson and League Schools Tonight
Norwalk Tonight reports Bronson Elementary and League Elementary will host open houses at 7 30 p m. Parents and residents are invited to tour classrooms meet staff and learn about school programs.
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Bronson and
League
Norwalk Officers Endorse Fryman For Tornado Response
A letter from Norwalk Police Auxiliary and Ambulance Service members praising Willard Police Chief Jack L. Fryman for his handling of the May 10 tornado disaster is circulating among Norwalk responders. Willard City Council scheduled a special meeting to hear complaints from businessmen George Lillo and Billy Inman and others.
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Jack L. Fryman
Norwalk
Fryman
George Lillo
Billy Inman
Ptl
Michael Ruggles
Police Department
Cheff Fryman
L.C. Hilson
Ruggles
John Short
Keith Luce
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