Nixon aide Bryce Harlow named to White House team
Bryce N. Harlow, a former Eisenhower deputy assistant, held a news conference in New York after his appointment as a special White House assistant. The 52 year old will help steer Nixon's bills through both chambers of Congress.
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F 111A's Unproven Detachment Heads Home From Vietnam
The U S Air Force will return its five aircraft F 111A bomber detachment from Takhli Thailand to Nellis AFB Nevada within two weeks. The jets arrived March 15 with three crashes in two weeks and two wrecks unrecovered in North Vietnam. The cause of the crashes was not announced.
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Storm Slams East With 25 Deaths Across States
A windstorm spanning 500 miles of the East Coast unleashed rain snow and sleet gusting to 100 mph. At least 25 people died in eight states as emergency crews evacuated thousands from New Jersey to Maine. In Port Monmouth New Jersey 3000 people fled in rowboats. Seawalls collapsed and power lines fell as winter storm warnings remained in effect.
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Western Reserve School District to vote on five mill levy
A special election on an additional five mill levy for the Western Reserve School District will be held December 10 after a November 7 school board meeting. A five mill levy was defeated on November 5. Sept Ellis Dunmyer was in Columbus and could not comment.
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Nixon pines for piano lessons in reflective remark
United Press International reports President-elect Richard M. Nixon muses he would take piano lessons again if given a chance. The item reflects on potential past choices and personal interests during a broader political moment.
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Western leaders seek Nixon summit after oath
Western European leaders want a summit with President elect Nixon soon after his oath to view his Soviet policy and plans on Atlantic Alliance issues. Diplomatic sources said the aim is to gain a direct view of his stance on key European matters.
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Sunny and cold today with a chilly stretch ahead
Weather brief notes a high in the 30s and clear night skies with a low in the mid 20s. Thursday brings increasing clouds and a chance of evening showers, followed by warmer conditions. Tuesday high in Norwalk 42 and low 26 with trace precipitation and humidities listed. Marriage license and birth notices also appear from Norwalk and surrounding areas.
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Nixon Spent 17 Million In Campaign
Overdue Nixon-Agnew campaign reports show total costs near 17 million dollars. The seven committees reported 1.2 million in contributions and 986 866 in expenditures for Aug 8 to Oct 21, with prior reports placing total campaign costs around 9.5 million.
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Bronson Looks to Fix School Sewage System
Bronson Elementary School faces a sewage problem after a county health letter said the current septic tank is inadequate. Deputy Health Commissioner Clarence Ellett says the illness among about 75 students is unrelated. The board may install a small system costing about $4,000 and submit plans to the State Board of Health for approval.
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Wiring not to blame in Glover Ave house fire
City housing inspector James Ferris found old wiring at 33 Glover Ave but said it did not cause the fatal Nov 6 blaze that killed 18 month old Lataniya Craig. An external outlet was noted as improper. other wiring appeared sound. Ferris planned further checks on plumbing and other systems this afternoon.
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Norwalk Power Plant Upgrade Delayed Nearly A Year
The 2.5 million Norwalk Municipal Power Plant improvement project runs about a year behind schedule with completion now targeted for end of 1968. Morley Price said the boiler test or cook-out will occur within three weeks as strikes and slow shipments caused delays. City officials anticipate higher efficiency from the upgrades possibly prompting a rate reduction after a three to four month study. if end-year completion holds, any rate cut would come in spring at the earliest.
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Norwalk Eyes Lorain Model for Low-Cost Housing
Norwalk City Council explored adopting a Lorain built low-rent housing program led by Ronald Ashley. Ashley outlined a local authority with five board members to construct and lease units to low income families, financed by local banks, with scattered housing to reduce stigma and turnover around 25 percent annually.
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