Missing Norwalk teenage girl prompts police search
City police and juvenile authorities seek a 17 year old Norwalk girl reported missing for the third time in about three months. Her mother said she used marijuana and sometimes speed and associated with suspected drug culture in the area.
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Wakeman Library Welcomes Volunteers and New Books
Ten women volunteer as library aides for the coming year at Wakeman Community Library. Nearly 100 books were added this month across adult and juvenile sections, including titles on civilization religion computers dog grooming wigs and fantasy. Anna Richman donated 200 books for National Children's Book Week observe November 14 to 20 with the theme Read In 71.
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Wakeman Community Library
Darrell Lombardi
Kenneth Bement
C.J. Cranston
Pat Stoll
Ann Keith
Donna
Kenneth Clark
National Geographic’ Society
John Brown
Shirlee Kalstone
Angela Stevens
Mary Stewart
Anna M. Richman
Wakeman Library
Friends of the Library Group
Young Ohio mayor faces court test over age limits
Newcomerstown's Ronald Hooker, 19, may be challenged on whether he can fulfill mayoral duties while under 21. The 26th Amendment expands voting and candidacy rights to 18–21 but Ohio age rules still limit contracts, marriage, and lawsuits. A court may decide his authority while observers push for new legislation to standardize adult responsibilities.
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Ohio
UPI
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U.S
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Tuscarawas County
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Cincinnati
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Medicare signup and Social Security Q A guidance
The Q A explains automatic hospital insurance qualification at 65 for those on Social Security, details about earning based Medicare medical insurance premiums, and suggests contacting Social Security offices if forms are missing. It also justifies raising the contribution and benefit base as earnings rise to keep benefits aligned with prior earnings.
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Wakeman
Social Security Office
Social Security
K.S
Greenwich
Great idea for cash via classifieds ads
Quick tip to earn money by selling items you no longer need. Contact 662 4241 to place or learn more about classified ads.
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Continent Drift May Threaten U S Coastal Areas
Washington United Press International Charles Whitten chief geodesist of the National Ocean Survey warns that slow continental movements could raise sea levels and tilt land along the Atlantic Gulf coasts and Great Lakes. Predictions foresee real hazards in 50 to 100 years with rising Lake Michigan water and Gulf Coast subsidence.
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Washington
UPI
North America
U.S
Charles Whitten
National Ocean Survey
Agency
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Whitten
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Portland
Maine
New
York
New England
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Great Lakes System
Gulf Coast
George C Scott Dominates Hollywood Nightclub Scene
Hollywood star George C Scott draws attention at a Santa Monica Boulevard topless club shoot for The New Centurions. The patently clothed actor discusses acting philosophy, realism, and keeping energy alive between takes.
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UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Santa Monica Boulevard
Joseph Wambaugh
George C. Scott
Scott
Woman Injured In City Crash In Norwalk
A rural Norwalk woman Della Stein 55 was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a crash at Benedict Avenue and Seminary Street Friday evening. Norman L. Stein 39 and John F. Zika 20 were involved. Zika faced charges for driving left of center as traffic moved around a stopped vehicle.
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Patti Jaworski
Woodlawn Avenue
Kim Hohler
Norwalk
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Benedict Avenue
Seminary Street
Della Stein
Norman L. Stein
Main Street
Stein
West Seminary Street
John F. Zika
W. Main St
Zika
Head Start to Serve 135 Children in Two Counties
Erie Huron County Community Action Commission Head Start programs will serve 135 children in Erie and Huron counties. Staff hiring, parent orientation, medical exams and tuberculin or chest X rays for parents are underway. Centers began Sept 20 in Sandusky and Norwalk. Willard site to start this week. Susan Brooks from the Chicago regional HEW office visited and was pleased with the program.
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Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Erie- Huron County Community Action Commission
Inez Espy
Sandusky Center
First United Presbyterian Church
Church of the Nazarene
Pony Killed In Crash On 601
A car driven by Roger Lee Marshall, 29, Milan, struck and killed a small pony on Ohio 601 south of Milan after it darted from a roadside ditch. Marshall was uninjured.
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Milan
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Marshall
Carol Tkach
Ohio 60
Wakeman
Miss Tkach
Laura J. Corley
Gallup Rd
Old U.S. 20
Old State Road
Corley
Imre Takacs
Reed St
Muskingum College Students Broadcast 100 Hours for Relief Funds
Two Muskingum College students at New Concord Ohio broadcast 100 hours on the college radio station to raise 3950 dollars for the Pakistan Relief Fund and UNICEF this week.
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New Concord
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