Voters End Campaign Showdown Amid Doubts on Promises
Ohio voters say the lengthy campaign is over and distrust remains. Residents from Columbus Norwood and Toledo criticize empty promises and mudslinging while TV ads and billboards fade from memory. One voter notes confusion as he remains undecided.
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Jay Gribian
United Press International
Ohio
Frank Sheppard
Columbus
Sheppard
Etta Parry
Mrs. Parry
O.K
Robert Irvin
Cincinnati
Norwood
Gilbert Masters
Masters
Ronald Schneider
Toledo
Schneider
Painter arrested after pool balls hit Downing Street window
London police arrest 35 year old painter Arnold Barraclough after two pool balls are thrown through a window at No 10 Downing Street the Prime Minister Edward Heath's residence. Barraclough is charged with causing willful damage.
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London
UPI
No. 10
Downing Street
Edward Heath
Arnold
Barraclough
Racial split shakes Birmingham First Baptist Church
In Birmingham Alabama the First Baptist Church divided over admitting Black members Mrs Winifred Bryant and her daughter Twila faced rejection after initial approval Pastor Dr J M Herbert Gilmore Jr resigned saying he would not lead a racist church About 250 worshippers walked out last Sunday forming The Company of the Committed and aiming to open a new church with about 100000 in commitments.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
First Baptist Church
Winifred Bryant
Twila
J.M. Herbert Gilmore Jr
H. U H. Grooms
University of Alabama
s _ steel mills
Bryant
Gilmore
Retiree Defends Political Poster Case in Columbus
Hobart Scott, 71, arrested Oct. 25 for posting political posters on public property, pleaded no contest before Municipal Court Judge Bruce Jenkins. He was fined 25 dollars, suspended, after admitting guilt though defending the poster site as improving a debris filled area.
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Columbus
UPI
Hobart Scott
Bruce Jenkins
Obituaries: Elizabeth Stevenson and Elsie Tomlinson
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Stevenson 74 of 13 Baker St died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She lived 30 years in the Milan Norwalk area and was a cook at Crystal Restaurant retiring 12 years ago. Survived by a sister and nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Kubach Smith Funeral Home. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Ver milion. Mrs. Elsie L. Tomlinson 47 of Wakeman died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. Born in Kingsport Tennessee she moved to Wakeman 13 years ago. She was a member of Birmingham Methodist Church and WSCS. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman with burial Birmingham Cemetery. Burial arrangements and calling hours listed.
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Elizabeth M. Stevenson
Baker St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Stevenson
Ruggles Township
Milan-Norwalk
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Amherst
Ladies’ Aid Society
Crystal Restaurant
B.J. Schaeffer
Route 61
South
Clarence
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Phillip Swigart
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Amherst
Maple Grove
Vermilion
Dan
U.S. Army
Fort Lee
James
Bell Barrett
Beckley
W. Va
Karson Light
Gerber Funeral Home
Wakeman
Robert Brady
Birmingham Methodist Church
Birmingham
Thanksgiving bazaar at Congregational Church Monroeville
The Congregational Community United Church of Christ of Monroeville hosts a Thanksgiving bazaar on Chapel Street November 14 with lunch served 1 to 8. Also notes include salon appointment line at Adobe Style Salon and nearby sales and community notices about polls and local events.
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Congregational Community United Church of Christ of
Monroeville
Chapel Street
Market report from Cleveland livestock and soybeans
Livestock prices hold steady in Cleveland with cattle ranges from 13 to 30 dollars, prime cattle 29.75 to 30.25, calves 25, hogs up 25 cents with 200 to 220 pound ranges at 17 to 17.50, sheep and lambs steady including prime spring lambs 25.50 to 26.50, ewes 5 to 10. Local market soybean price listed at 2.86.
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Cleveland
UPI
Utility
Bologna
Choice
Good
Ewes
Pub tiddlywinks contest barred. peas straw-blown instead
In York England police ruled a charity tiddlywinks contest illegal under the Betting and Gaming Act. Organizers switched to a peas blown through a straw competition at a local pub as the prize event.
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York
England
UPI
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