Go Places With Books Theme Set For NL Book Week
New London will observe National Book Week November 17 to 23 with the theme Go Places With Books announced by Miss Virginia White librarian. The library launches plans to highlight reading as a journey and invites community participation.
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New London
Virginia White
Compton
McGraw-Hill
France
Norah Lofts
Margery Weiner
America
Phillip T. Browning
Kennedy
Jim Bishop
Robert S. Ogilivie
Richard Heckman
Patrick Crampton
Germany
John LeCarre
Salzburg
Helen MacInnes
Emilie Loring
Julian Bond To Speak At BGSU
Georgia state representative Julian Bond, a vice presidential candidate at the Democratic Convention, will address Bowling Green State University students on Friday in Memorial Hall as part of the Youth and New Politics series. The event includes a student faculty panel and Q&A following his 8 p.m. talk.
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Bowling Green
Julian Bond
Georgia
Chicago
Bowling Green State University
Memorial Hall
Lester G. Maddox
Norwalk Woman Posts Bond in Bad Check Warrant
Almeta Louise Altomore of 101 State St. posted 200 bond in Norwalk after police served a Sandusky Municipal Court warrant for writing a bad check. Bond transferred to Sandusky for her upcoming appearance.
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Norwalk
Sandusky Municipal Court
Almeta Louise Altomore
State St
Sandusky
New London Craft Classes for Youth at First United Methodist Church
Youngsters from New London attend after school art sessions at the First United Methodist Church. Instructor Donzella Moman, a New London High School senior and Girl Scout rep, leads courses learned in a New York workshop. Sessions run 12 weeks with Nov 25 finish, Dec 2 textile focus, and Feb 25 photography start. ages 7 to 12 may enroll via Miss Moman or local merchants.
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New London
First United Methodist Church
Donzella Moman
New London High School
New York
Girl Scout Organization
Moman
North Railroad Street
Findlay Cops III On Sick Call Protest Over Pay Raise
In Findlay Ohio most of the 37 police officers were on sick call with only a few top officers on duty. Four officers worked Monday and eight were off Sunday as a protest after the city council finance committee rejected a pay raise Friday.
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Findlay
Ohio
UPI
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