Rhodes defends New York crisis blame for Ohio plan defeat
Gov. James A. Rhodes attributed most of the defeat of his 4.5 billion economic recovery plan to the New York financial crisis. He said the situation created public doubt in government, defended not taxing more, and signaled openness to alternatives. Final returns show five state issues with large No votes and mixed Yes support.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
New York City
New York
Ohio
Rhodes
Secretary of State’s
Ohio voters back bingo and delegate rules in general election
Ohio voters approved precinct by precinct ballot rotation and gave the legislature power to set procedures for choosing national convention delegates and conducting charitable bingo. They rejected proposed constitutional amendments tied to tax breaks for landowners and funding for rail systems.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Buckeye
Perk Wins Cleveland Mayoral Race In City Support
In Cleveland Ralph J. Perk defeats Arnold Pinkney in a mayoral contest. Final unofficial counts show 97,892 votes for Perk and 81,028 for Pinkney, with Perk praising the voters at a Polish Women’s Hall gathering.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ralph J. Perk
Little People
Arnold Pinkney
Cuyahoga County
Perk
Delianides Wins Norwalk School Board Seat After Heated Race
Dorothy Delianides and husband Socrates celebrate her victory in Norwalk Board of Education elections. Frederick Waugh leads with 2,198 votes, while Delianides collects 1,804. other candidates include W. Dale Rafie and James Lawrence. Delianides had criticized Principal George Perry and faced remarks from teacher James Bersche. Bersche claimed his letters aimed to influence the race. Delianides promised school changes and governance review.
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Dorothy Delianides
Socrates
Norwalk
Delianides
Bersche
George Perry
Reflector
Rice Reiff
Frederick Waugh
Albion V. Gotaas
Wayne C. Goodsite
John Borgia
Mike Myers
Waugh
Deliandres
Weather and life events from Fon The Record
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with lows in the upper 40s to low 50s and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Rain chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Thursday. Marriage license filed for James Lacey and Virginia M. Hench of Plymouth. Births reported from Collins Willard Sandusky New London and surrounding areas.
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James Lacey
Plymouth
Virginia M. Hench
Timothy William Scott
Collins
University Hospitals
Cleveland
Charles Poole
Willard
Willard Area
Robert Sprague
Sandusky
F-T
David Chandler
New London
Sandusky Memorial
Dorothy Delianides Question Sparks Administration Attack Debate
Tuesday's query asks readers whether Dorothy Delianides aided her cause through assaults on the administration. The item reflects editorials and public reaction to the contentious campaign tactics surrounding Delianides.
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Dorothy Delianides
Voter Calls On Norwalk School Board and Fireplug Colors
Voter comments express mixed views on a school board race with talk of tactics and leadership. Citizens discuss candidates and school system conduct while Norwalk City Hall opposes bright colored fireplugs for the Bicentennial and residents are urged to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Richard Reach
Board of Education
Norwalk
Democrat Upsets Sipple in Norwalk Third Ward
In Norwalk, Democrat Richard Fritz defeated incumbent Republican Richard Sipple by 13 votes 403 to 390 in the Third Ward race. Fritz, 43, becomes the first Democrat elected to the ward in years, continuing a historic GOP hold broken by his brother in the 1960s.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Norwalk
Richard Fritz
Richard Sipple
Fritz
Robert E. Fritz
Lawrence Bresson
Robert Markel
Harry Gilbert
Richard Cunningham
L. William Ream
Morgan Jones
Robert Williams
Richard Pflieger
Voters Turn Out Strong in Huron County Race
About 12,870 of 19,544 registered voters cast ballots in Huron County, exceeding 65 percent turnout. The election board termed returns unofficial and plans to finalize the official count within a week, noting 11,503 voted in the 1973 comparable year.
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Huron County
Board of Elections
U.S. Constitution Lecture Tonight by Wayne State Prof
The Huron County Humanities Committee hosts a lecture on the U.S. Constitution at 7:30 p.m. at Norwalk Junior High School. Speaker Alfred Kelly, professor at Wayne State University, delivers the talk. The Norwalk Park and Recreation Commission meets at 8 p.m. at city hall.
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Huron County Humanities Committee
Norwalk Junior High School
Alfred Kelly
Wayne State University
Norwalk Park and Recreation Commission
City Hall
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