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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1970

Page

2

Eye Recount Possible in Hartke Roudebush Indiana Senate Race

Indiana officials impounded voting machines and ballots in 92 counties after NES tabulations gave Hartke 865,397 to Roudebush 861,520 with a margin of about 3,800 in a 1.7 million vote total. The move follows the closest senate contest in state history and questions remain on other statewide results.

Indianapolis Ind UPI Senate Vance Hartke Richard L. Roudebush Indiana State Election Board Edgar D. Whitcomb Hartke U.S. Senate National Election Service NES Roudebush Nixon

McArthur Woman Sheriff Loses Bid After Husband’s Slaying

Mrs Cora Steele acting Vinton County sheriff since her husband was killed while on duty two months earlier lost to Dale E Zinn 2022 to 1708. Sheriff Harold Steele was shot while serving papers at Oliver Mills home Mills 60 charged with first degree murder.

Mcarthur Ohio UPI Cora Steele Vinton County Steele Dale E. Zinn Harold Steele Oliver Mills Mills

Humphrey invites Lindsay to join Democrats in Senate bid

Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said on CBS Election 70 he hopes New York Mayor John V. Lindsay will switch from Republican to Democrat. Lindsay, in London, denied plans to change parties while endorsing Goldberg for governor. Federated considers national discount furniture stores.

New York UPI Hubert H. Humphrey Senate John V. Lindsay Humphrey Cbs-Tv Lindsay Arthur J. Goldberg Nelson A. Rockefeller London

Milliken Maintains Slim Lead in Michigan Governors Race

Republican Gov. William G. Milliken held an 88 000 vote edge over Democrat Sander Levin as Detroit ballots lagged in the count. With 92 percent of statewide votes tallied, Milliken led 1 258 588 to 1 170 001 about 52 to 48 percent. The outcome awaited Detroit card ballots and possible early statements from Milliken.

Detroit UPS William G. Milliken Sander Levin Michigan Milliken Levin George Romney

Ohio Urged To Purchase Lake Erie Island Recreation Sites

The Interior Department urges Ohio to acquire several Lake Erie islands for recreation, naming Johnson Middle Bass Mouse North Bass Rattlesnake South Bass Starve Kelley s Squaw Turtle as candidates. It notes 64 Ohio islands over 10 acres totaling 9240 acres and cites current parks on South Bass and Kelley s with funding toward Put-In-Bay docking and a regional harbor project on Kelley s Island. State Natural Resources Director Fred Marr welcomes the stance and recalls a proposed Erie islands national park.

Washington UPI Department of the Interior United States State of Ohio Lake Erie Interior Walter J. Hickel Department Johnson Middle Bass North South Middle Bass Islands Kelleys Island South Bass Kelleys Islands Put-In-Bay Army Corps of Engineers Fred Marr Hickel Erie Islands National Park Morr

Otterbein Dean Named Pacific University President

James V. Miller, vice president for academic affairs at Otterbein College Ohio, will become president of Pacific University in Forest Grove Oregon in early January. He was chosen from about 1000 applicants to replace M A F Ritchie who resigned last spring to become a professor at the University of Miami.

Forest Grove Ore UPI James V. Miller Otterbein College Ohio Pacific University Miller M.A.F. Ritchie University of Miami

Gilligan Wins in Ohio Fueled by GM UAW Strike Impact

Governor elect John J. Gilligan benefited from the GM UAW strike that idled 80,000 Ohio workers and cost the state about 137.2 million in lost payrolls. The lengthy dispute also reshaped the economy, unemployment, and political margins in industrial northeastern Ohio.

John T. Kavx United Press International John J. Gilligan United Auto Workers Union General Motors UAW Ohio Gilligan Roger Cloud Statehouse Frank King Ohio Afl-Cio Howard Metzenbaum King

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