Toledo schools reopen after tax levy victory
Public schools in Toledo reopen for the rest of the year after voters approved a school tax levy by a large margin. Superintendent Frank Dick, who had announced his resignation to help passage, said the city has averted disaster and chaos for 52,000 students.
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Toledo
Nationwide Court Battle Over Watergate Tapes Plans
Lawyers for networks and a record company urge the Supreme Court to allow public access to the White House tapes used in Nixon era Watergate trial. Nixon lawyers warn hundreds of pages of transcripts and potential embarrassment could result from copying and releasing the tapes.
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Richard Nixon
Houston couple's airborne honeymoon ends with crane topple
In Houston Doug and Gail Hervey aimed to set a Guinness record for the longest honeymoon in the air. They began their stunt at noon Sunday and were descending when gusty winds toppled the crane at 10 a.m. Tuesday. No injuries were reported.
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Jerry Green
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Richley Leads Youngstown Mayoral Contest In Tight Race
Democrat J Phillip Richley defeated Republican Emanual Catsoules 21557 to 14500 as polling closed in Youngstown Ohio. Independent Ron Daniels drew 7951 votes. Richley built a pro industry campaign and earned support from state Democrats including Sen John Glenn.
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Youngstown
Ohio
UPI
J. Phillip Richley
Emanual Catsoules
Ron Daniels
Richley
John Glenn
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Palestinian Targets in Lebanon
Israeli warplanes attacked Palestinian targets in southern Lebanon in retaliation for rocket fire on Nahariya. Prime Minister Menahem Begin pledged revenge hours before the assault, marking the first Israeli airstrike in Lebanon in over two years and raising fears of a broader war.
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Weather outlook mild with rain chances this week
The period remains mild through Thursday with morning fog and clouds today. Highs near 65 to 70 with 30 percent precipitation today, rising tonight to 50. Thursday brings windy and likely rain with highs near 60 and 70 percent rain chances. Births and death notices follow with two newborns reported and Frances Carol Connell, 43, of rural Huron noted.
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Frances Carol Connell
Huron
Pleasant Street School bond approved for replacement and repairs
Norwalk voters approve a one million dollar bond to replace Pleasant Street School, repair leaky roofs, and fund better maintenance across city schools. Superintendent James Rubright sees occupancy possible in 1979, weather permitting, with a January 1979 target if plans are approved quickly.
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Rlbright
Norwalk Mayor Goodsite Re-elected in Close Victory
Wayne Goodsite won a fourth term as Norwalk mayor with 50.7 percent of the vote 2044 to 1813 over Democrat Donald Roth Independent Robert Fish and non candidate James Grine also appeared on the ballot.
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Norwalk
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Robert Fish
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Goodsite
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School levies pass in most districts in Huron County
Voters approved at least 60 percent of ten school issues. Two bond issues, Norwalk and Plymouth, passed while Buckeye Central’s 5.7 mill levy was defeated. Bellevue levies faced computer delays and mixed unofficial results. Seneca East seven mill, Bellevue three mill, and other measures remained unresolved due to counting glitches.
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Seneca County Board of Elections
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Robert Gower
Gower
Seneca
Sandusky
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Richland County
Huron
Crawford County
Shiloh
Sunday Liquor Wins Approval in Downtown Precincts
Voters in two downtown precincts approved two options to permit Sunday hard drink service at licensed bars. Previously only 3.2 beer was available on Sundays in precincts 1-C and A. The Maple Tree Lounge at Norwalk Bowling Center and five other neighborhood bars may seek a $200 state permit for Sunday cocktails.
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Norwalk Bowling Center
Norwalk District Elects Myers Rafie and Lawrence to Board
Michael Myers won the most votes with 3389 and will return to a second term as Norwalk Board of Education member. James Lawrence, 26, followed with 2599 votes and W Dale Rafie secured the third seat with 2403 votes. Fred Stein and Roger George trailed.
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Norwalk
Myers
William B. Holman
Rafie
Lawrence
Stein
Roger George
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