Ex-Grid Star In Court
Former Ohio State fullback Robert Eugene Ferguson 32 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to gambling charges and amphetamine possession. He faces charges including odds tickets promoting a scheme of chance playing a game for money recording a wager and amphetamine possession. Ferguson named to All-American team 1960 and 1961 requested a jury trial.
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UPI
Ohio State University
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Ferguson
Franklin County
Krogh Will Remain Norwalk Safety-Service Director
Norwalk will keep Herbert O. Krogh as safety-service director under mayor-elect Wayne Goodsite. Krogh, 54, was named by former Mayor Harold Finch and resigned as Sheller Globe plant manager to take the city post. Goodsite announced the plan after meeting with the incoming council and Auditor-elect Douglas Colvin, saying Krogh will continue in the role at the start of the new administration.
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Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
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Goodsite
Harold Finch
Sheller Globe Corporation
New teen mayor-elect in Ohio amid national watch
Newcomerstown Ohio applauded Ronald Hooker 19 as the youngest mayor elect as Gov Gilligan warned the nation will watch his actions for signs of immaturity. The event followed Hooker’s victory last Tuesday and a Monday rally in the Tuscarawas County town of 4500.
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UPI
John J. Gilligan
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Ronald Hooker
Tuscarawas County
Ohio House to vote on $832 million tax package
The Ohio House schedules a vote later today on a package totaling 832 million dollars in new taxes to fund an 8.1 billion two year budget. The plan includes raising the state sales tax from four to five percent and was approved 4 to 2 by a bipartisan conference committee.
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UPI
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House Senate
Weather and Local Marriage and Death Notices
Cloudy with possible rain and snow today, highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Tonight mostly cloudy with lows in the 30s. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Norwalk highs 35 and lows 19 with no significant precipitation. Marriage license applications for Daryl L Hamons and Diana L Lewis. Deaths: Mrs Wilda Myers age 74 and Mr Carl L Stockmaster age 65.
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Wilda Myers
Carl L. Stockmaster
Willard
Pay Board Sets 5.5 Percent Wage Hikes Post Freeze
Washington reports the Pay Board approved 5.5 percent wage increases for new contracts to take effect after the freeze. Existing contracts may rise if not inconsistent with inflation goals, with retroactivity limited and back pay possible only in specific post freeze replacements. Labor opposed the decision, while industry and public members supported it.
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Meany
Miami
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Boldt
Mr Wiggs plans 60000 sq ft discount store in Norwalk
Mr Wiggs Department Stores announces a 60,000 square foot discount store in a 12 acre Norwalk shopping center on U.S. 250 near the U.S. 20 bypass with a 40000 square foot additional retail space. Construction starts next year for an autumn opening.
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Norwalk
Zeller
WLKR
U.S. 250
U.S. 20
Joe Felber
Mr. Wiggs
Wiggs
Felber
Piqua
Masons Discount Department Store
Royce Shopping Centers, Inc
New York
Royce
Fisher
Erie
Huron
Seneca
Sandusky Counties
Southern Governors Venture New Breed Split Over Wallace
Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter and Florida Governor Reubin Askew distance themselves from Alabama Governor George Wallace while noting his strong South influence. Wallace teased a 1972 presidential bid, hinting at primaries in Florida North Carolina Tennessee Maryland and Indiana amid growing support.
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UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
South
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Reubin Askew
Florida
Wallace
Dixie
Carter
North Carolina
Tennessee
Maryland
Indiana
Ohioan for Prayer Issue Still Kicking
Mrs. Ben Ruhlin of Cuyahoga Falls plans a punitive campaign against congressmen who opposed the back to school prayer measure. The amendment fell short of a constitutional two thirds with 240 voting for and 162 against.
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Cuyahoga Falls
College Costs Rise 9.1 Percent in State Schools
East Ohio Gas Co says state supported colleges cost 9.1 percent more this year while private schools rise 7.2 percent. Average yearly cost at a state school is 1882 dollars, about 30 percent above the national average, and private schools average 2843 dollars, 2.6 percent below the national average. Ohio Chancellor Millett cites low legislative support for public higher education as the reason for higher tuitions.
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Cleveland
UPI
The
East Ohio Gas Co
Ohio
Norwalk Man Pleads Not Guilty in Marijuana Case
Jerry L. Neuberger 24 of Huber Road Norwalk pleaded not guilty to possessing and furnishing marijuana and was released on a $10 000 property bond. He was arrested Monday at 7 p m at his home by Norwalk officer Gerald Ross. The former Firelands Campus student is accused of giving away marijuana on November 6.
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Jerry L. Neuberger
Norwalk Ptl
Gerald Ross
Huber Road
College of Business
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
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