Ohio Girls To Compete In Non Contact Sports
The Ohio High School Athletic Association designates seven of thirteen sports as non contact allowing girls to compete with boys in cross country water polo swimming gymnastics golf tennis and track and field. Football wrestling ice hockey baseball basketball and soccer remain contact sports with girls ineligible.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
Michigan
Ohio House Approves Film Projectionists Legal Shield
The Ohio House passed a bill 62 to 29 exempting film projectionists from criminal prosecution for showing obscenity to minors unless they have managerial duties or financial stake. The measure, already approved by the Senate, heads to Gov. Gilligan for signature.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
John J. Gilligan
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Senate
Six Senators Propose Human Life Amendment to Constitution
A group of six senators introduced a Human Life Amendment defining an unborn baby as a human being with full constitutional protection and banning abortions except to save the mother's life, in response to the Supreme Court ruling striking down state anti abortion laws.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Agnew urges focus on top level guilt in Watergate probe
Vice President Spiro Agnew told The New York Times he wants the Senate Watergate investigation to concentrate immediately on the highest level of guilt. He said he would like the matter dredged and finished, comparing his stance to Senator Herman E. Talmadge.
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New York
UPI
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
The
New York Times
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Agnew
Times
Norwalk Weather and Local Notices May 31 1973
Clear tonight with low 50s. Friday partly cloudy highs mid to upper 70s. Rain chances 10 tonight 0 tonight 20 Friday. Norwalk high 71 low 49. Moon phases and sunrise sunset listed. Marriage license applications for six couples from Willard Norwalk Shelby Wakeman and New Haven. Births in Norwalk North Fairfield Berlin Heights. Death: John William Hartley Berlin Heights.
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Norwalk
James A. Claus
Willard
Glenna L. Baxter
James F. Adam
Shelby
Benny E. Burgess
Ronald G. Backensto
Shiloh
Barbara L. Sexton
New Haven
Robert A. Nead
Theresa J. Berry
Samuel I. Reamer
Kathy J. Hinckley
Wakeman
Sailor Goes On Trial for War Time Sabotage
Naval court martial in San Francisco tests sabotage in time of war. Fireman Patrick D. Chenoweth, 21, of Puyallup Washington, faces charges for dropping a paint scraper and two four-pound bolts into the USS Ranger engine gear last summer, causing 800000 dollars in damage and delaying a Vietnam deployment.
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San Francisco
UPS
Patrick D. Chenoweth
Puyallup
Wash
Ranger
Vietnam
Navy
Chenoweth
Alameda Naval Air Station
San Francisco Bay
City Budget Seeks $200000 Cut From Norwalk 1974
Norwalk officials anticipate a 1974 budget near $2.2 million, about $200,000 less than 1973, with savings expected in electricity for street lights traffic signals and capital needs for fire and police. Finance Director Douglas Colvin cautions totals depend on final figures as department heads finalize estimates ahead of Tuesday council review.
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Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
Ohio Edison Co
City Cuts Roller Skating Plan As Budget Shrinks
Officials cite January to March bills showing a high electrical cost and overall savings. The Park and Recreation budget rises to 30 200 for capital improvements while roller skating at the Recreation Center is ruled out for now. City plans to buy four new police cars yearly to reduce maintenance costs and improve safety.
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Park and Recreation Department
Recreation Center
Wayne Goodsite
Colvin
Goodsite
Teacher Gumbish Resigns From Norwalk High School
Judith A. Gumbish resigns amid contract dispute with Norwalk City Schools. Board accepted resignation at a special meeting after rescinding termination and expunging records. She stated resignation effective June 8 1973 citing past month as reason. Referee Burson declared mistrial after testimony in hearing.
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Judith A. Gumbish
Norwalk
Board of Education
Miss Gumbish
Norwalk High School
Fremont
Paul A. Burson
Carey
Burson
Frederick F. Waugh
Waugh
Raymond Sizemore
Norwalk City
White Tornado Strikes Columbus Damaging Industrial Sites
A white tornado tore through Columbus causing about 1 million dollars in damage across Defense Construction and Supply Center warehouses and a North American Rockwell plant. About 100 vehicles were overturned or damaged, with minor injuries reported and planes at Port Columbus Airport lightly affected.
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Columbus
UPI
Federal Defense Construction and Supply Center
North American Rockwell Corp
North American
Allegheny Airlines
Port Columbus International
David Bell
National Weather Service
Break in Weather Urgently Needed for Ohio Crops
Ohio farmers face a dire growing season if rains continue next week says Gene Abercrombie, director of the state Department of Agriculture. Only 55 percent of corn is planted, the lowest since 1955, risking a substantial loss in a $700 million grain industry.
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Columbus
UPI
State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Gene Abercrombie
Abercrombie
US Department of Agriculture Statistical Reporting Service
City Police Recover Stolen Items From Local Factory
Norwalk police recovered a three wheel vehicle three engines and other parts stolen from Aisport Inc factory at 84 Whittlesey Ave over the past month Three men will be charged individually for thefts Prosecutor William Owens said Officer William Meese recovered the items at the suspects locations and estimated the value at about 1200 dollars
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Norwalk
Aisport, Inc
Whittlesey Ave
William W. Owens
Ptl
William Meese
Owens
Driver insists license would not help driving
Fairfield Ohio police pulled Nina Young age 24 from LaFollette Tennessee after noticing a weaving car. She told officers no it never helped my driving a bit.
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Fairfield
Ohio
UPI
Nina Young
LaFollette
Tenn
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