Norwalk Plans Daylight Bus Trip to Class AA Playoff
About a dozen buses are reserved to transport Norwalk football fans to Dayton for the Class AA playoff Friday. Student tickets cost 3 dollars round trip, adults 7.50, with student buses departing from the Reflector lot and adult buses from Benedict Avenue.
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Dayton
Norwalk Reflector
Benedict Avenue
Norwalk High School
George Perry
Albion Gotaas
State Department of Education
Reflector
James Londot
Norwalk High
Fund
At Home Savings and Loan
Huron County Banking Co
Citizens National Bank
New Atomic Particle Found With Unprecedented Lifetime
Scientists at Stanford's Linear Accelerator Center and Brookhaven National Laboratory report the discovery of a new atomic particle with a lifetime 100,000 times longer than any known particle. Burton Richter states it differs from all others and implies a new binding structure.
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Stanford
Calif
Upi
Stanford University
Linear Accelerator Center
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
N.Y
Burton Richter
Secret IRS Dossiers Targeted 11 000 Nixon Enemies
Public Citizens group says it obtained 41 IRS files on 11 000 potential Nixon White House enemies. It remains unclear if the government destroyed the dossiers. The disclosures came after a year of efforts and threat of a lawsuit.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon White House
Public Citizens’ Tax Research Reform Group
IRS
Federal Tax Agency
Saxbe Says FBI Must Be Kept On Short Leash
Attorney General William B. Saxbe pled in Washington that the FBI must be watched to prevent secret domestic surveillance like Hoover era abuses. He released a Justice Department report detailing past abuses and warned such tactics could recur, though not under his tenure. He spoke on NBC Meet the Press.
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Washington
UPI
William B. Saxbe
FBI
Saxbe
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
NBC
Meet the Press
Chippewa Township Teachers Seek Unemployment in Ohio First
About seventy Chippewa Township teachers filed for unemployment compensation, the first such requests by Ohio educators. Schools were closed Friday due to funding shortfalls and may not reopen until after the new year.
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Wooster, Ohio
UPI
Chippewa Township
Ohio
Rockefeller Nomination Hears Backed By Senate Panel
Chairman Howard W. Cannon says the Senate Rules Committee will likely approve Nelson Rockefeller's nomination for vice president this week perhaps unanimously. The panel questioned recipients of Rockefeller gifts and loans, including William J. Ronan of the Port Authority of New York.
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Washington
UPI
Howard W. Cannon
Senate Rules Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
William J. Ronan
Port of New York Authority
Weather Outlook and Local Births Deaths Notice
Some cloudiness tonight with lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Tuesday mostly cloudy with mild highs near 55 and a 20 percent chance of rain. Births report a Norwalk girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson. Deaths list Lionel K Mitchell 55 New London Edmund D Mercier 66 Greenwich Norma Hay 18 rural Monroeville.
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Charles Thompson
Norwalk
F-T
Lionel K. Mitchell
New London
Edmund D. Mercier
Greenwich
Norma Hay
Monroeville
Norwalk fans celebrate epic playoff win over St Vincent’s
After Norwalk High School surprised Akron St Vincent’s 20 7 in the state playoff the town erupted with 3000 fans flooding Main Street as players rode buses to the school in a joyous homecoming. Coach Hart praised his staff and players while captains McCarty Hipp Waugh and Tyson spoke of a tougher test next week against Louisville St Thomas Aquinas for the AA title.
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Jack Brown
Norwalk
Eostly
Akron St. Vincent's
Akron
Main Street
Our Warriors
St. Vincent’s
Norfolk
Hart
John McCarty
Dan Hipp
Tom Waugh
Scot Tyson
Dayton
Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas
Hipp
Truckers
Edison High School Students Seek Nonvoting Board Seats
A Saturday poll asks if high schools should add nonvoting student members to the Board of Education. 67.7 percent say yes, citing student insight. 32.3 percent oppose, arguing youths lack experience and should wait until taxpaying adults.
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Edison High School
Board of Education
Americans dip into savings as inflation hits living costs
The Commerce Department notes inflation and a production slump push Americans to use savings for daily expenses. Poll asks if you are tapping savings for everyday needs and invites voting by calling two numbers before midnight.
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The
Commerce Department
Elections Board Is In Red in Huron County
The Huron County Board of Elections seeks $16,000 from the county commissioners to cover remaining 1974 expenses as it runs $8,051 in the red. They cite higher staffing costs for more precinct workers and extra voting machines following an Ohio Supreme Court ruling, plus $1,500 in bills for special elections in Wellington Bellevue and Seneca East School Districts.
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Huron County Board of Elections
County Board of Commissioners
Board of Elections
John T. Hogsett
County Commissioners Office
Arthur Herner
Donald Robertson
Columbus
County Commissioners of
Ohio
Maurice Smith
New London
Election Board
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Wellington
Bellevue
Seneca East
Ford Arrives in Japan Under Tight Security Amid Protests
President Ford lands at Haneda amid student protests and a looming nationwide strike threat. Security blocks handshakes as 2,500 Japanese and 150 Americans view the arrival. Ford meets Kissinger before talks with Emperor Hirohito and Prime Minister Tanaka while unions plan a 12 hour rail shutdown and widespread walkouts.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Tokyo
Ford
Japan
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Haneda
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Emperor Hirohito
Kakuei Tanaka
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Scott Tyson
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