Leaving Norwalk Mistake Mount William Mount Visits City Hall
Mount William Mount, former Norwalk safety service director now living in Reading, Ohio, and working as an auditor for a fringe-benefit program, stopped by Norwalk City Hall to visit old friends and see changes since his 1971 departure. He called leaving Norwalk one of his worst mistakes.
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William Mount
Norwalk
City Hall
Mount
Reading
The
Ohio Operating Engineers
Toledo
Safety Service
Harold Finch
Dunedin
Fla
Wayne Goodsite
Reflector
Goodsite
Hearst Says Patricia Could Hide Forever With Radicals
Randolph Hearst told reporters in Hillsborough California that the Los Angeles police shootout with the Symbionese Liberation Army will aid Patricia Hearst and two other SLA fugitives by helping them go underground indefinitely. He said radicals now sympathize with the group.
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Hillsborough
Calif
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
Los Angeles
Second New Haven Bank Pennies Drive Raises Tiny Coin Tally
The Second New Haven Bank paid 1.10 dollars per 100 pennies received with Citizens turning in 6273 dollars value and one person cashing in 12700 pennies. Bank VP Louis Hemingway Jr. called the one day effort worthwhile to boost penny reserves while costing 627.30. In Annapolis, honor boards near conclusion probe what may be the academy’s largest cheating case. About 60 midshipmen faced questions as a navigation exam leakage prompted a compromised test and retake. Superintendent Vice Admiral Mack said expulsions remain uncertain.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
New Haven
Louis Hemingway Jr
Annapolis
APS
Midshipmen
William P. Mack
Academy
Agnew Settles Back Taxes After Tax Evasion Plea
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has paid all back federal income taxes and the IRS has no further claims, the Baltimore Sun reports. He pleaded no contest to a single tax evasion charge Oct. 10, the day he resigned after a probe tied to a kickback scheme involving architects and engineers during his earlier public offices.
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Baltimore
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Internal Revenue Service
Baltimore Sun
Agnew
Baltimore County
Maryland
Nixon ignored experts order milk price supports, panel finds
A 359 page draft report by the Senate Watergate committee staff says President Nixon, aware of a $2 million milk producer pledge to his campaign, overrode agricultural advice and ordered an increase in milk price supports. It notes ongoing probes into allegations that John B Connally received $15,000 from milk producers.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Treasury
John B. Connally
Weather And Notices From The Record May 31 1974
Weather forecast for Norwalk area shows showers and thundershowers likely with a high near 74. Tonight partly cloudy and cooler, low around 55. Saturday partly cloudy and cooler, high in the 60s to 70s. Marriage license applications listed for several couples. Births and deaths noted including Mrs Amy Donaldson, 91.
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Norwalk
Return of successful Blacks to rural South seen by official
Agriculture Department analyst David L. Brown says a gradual reverse migration of successful blacks from urban north and west to rural southern areas is underway. He notes century‑long outflows and a slower, smaller return for Blacks than Whites, with job opportunities driving the trend but not offsetting past losses.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Agriculture Department
David L. Brown
Brown
South
Economic Research Service
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Norwalk Teacher of the Year Named Eleanor Mitro
Eleanor Mitro, band director at Norwalk Junior High School, named Teacher of the Year by the Norwalk Teachers Association at the annual banquet. Mitro has 17 years teaching experience, 12 in Norwalk, and is widowed. Also honored were Minnie Bishop and James Ross as long-serving staff.
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Eleanor Mitro
Norwalk
Monroeville
Norwalk Teachers’ Association
Mitre
Pennsylvania
Oberlin College
Bowling Green State University
NTA
Minnie Bishop
Bronson
James Ross
Norwalk High School
Bishop
Ross
Mother Convicted in Middle School Assault Case
A North Fairfield jury found Shirley Villareal guilty of assaulting North Fairfield Middle School head teacher James Snyder during a November dispute in the school office. Judge Philip M. White Jr. sentenced Villareal to 30 days in jail with two days suspended pending good behavior and future contact rules.
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North Fairfield
Shirley Villareal
James F. Snyder
Philip M. White, Jr
Snyder
Former Milan Officer Says Drug Probe Led To Dismissal
Ex policeman Gerald Gary Russ claims village officials pressured his resignation after he investigated possible drug use by a part time worker. He says the council refused to explain the firing and newspapers published rumors linking the probe to his departure. Mayor Rockwell confirms a drug report connected to the non rehiring but calls details hearsay.
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Milan
Gerald
Gary) Russ
Police Department
Russ
Richard Holzmiller
Glenn Rockwell
Rockwell
Holzmiller
Safety Committee
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Nova
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Mideast
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James Eastland
D-Mass
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Thomas P. O'Neill
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Case Western Reserve University
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New York City
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Donna) Woodworth
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William Bodart
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