Welfare Crackdown In Ohio Counties Prompted By Errors
Gov. Gilligan orders a statewide review of ADC welfare payments after a Bates report finds 13.7 percent of county approvals improper and 27 percent overpayments. County director Walls cites state rules and staff shortages as key factors and calls blame misdirected.
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Bates
Gilligan
Ohio
State Public Welfare Department
ADC
General Assembly
Senate
Janet Conway
Huron
Grant Walls
Walls
Columbus
Huron County Welfare Department
Government to mail first guaranteed income checks early January
The government plans to send the initial guaranteed minimum income checks to 3.2 million aged, blind and disabled Americans, though only half the anticipated recipients are ready. Officials say locating eligible people lagged but the 6.2 million target could be reached in 1974.
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Washington
UPI
Michigan Ohio lawmakers wager flags on big game
Michigan Representative Perry Bullard and Ohio Representative Mike Stinziano have bet state flags on the Ohio State versus Michigan football game. Bullard, an OSU graduate, represents Ann Arbor. Stinziano, a Michigan alum, represents Columbus.
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Lansing, Mich
UPI
Michigan
Ohio
Ohio State
University of Michigan
Perry Bullard
D-Ann Arbor
Mike Stinziano
D-Columbus
OSU
Bullard
Stinziano
Vandals damage two PSIAir jetliners in $3 million blaze
Pacific Southwest Airlines bands guards on parked planes and posts a $20,000 reward after fires and acid damage. The Teamsters strike is cited while officials say vandalism could implicate insiders with access, though no link is confirmed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Nixon to stay at Camp David as Watergate tapes loom
President Nixon spends the Thanksgiving weekend at Camp David Maryland with no clear reply to a judge's request for immediate surrender of subpoenaed Watergate tapes. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica asked for voluntary handover for court safekeeping after White House said an 18 minute tape segment carried only an audible tone.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Camp David
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
White House
Weather outlook for Norwalk with showers and mild temps
Increasing cloudiness brings showers this afternoon with a 60 percent chance of rain. Tonight and Saturday expect showers and possible thundershowers with highs in the 50s and lows in the 40s. Southerly winds shift to southeast tonight, with temperatures reaching 61 in Norwalk and 42 at night.
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Norwalk
United Fund Drive Nears End With Shortfall
Norwalk's United Fund Drive will close next Friday with $66,502 raised, $19,184 below the $85,686 goal. Parke urged donations through 1973 and 1974 to meet needs of agencies including Red Cross and Salvation Army as energy crises strain services. Seventeen agencies participate, with a goal 11 percent higher than last year.
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Norwalk
United Fund Drive
B. Harry Parke
United Fund
Parke
Red Cross
Salvation Army
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Crippled Children’s Society
Hobo Switches From Rails to Buses After Train Wreck
Allison M. Coutts, 64, a long time rail rider, plans to abandon train travel after surviving a deadly derailment near Crescent Oregon. He spent Thanksgiving in St. Charles Hospital and 242 days trapped in a boxcar before rescue. Coutts suffered broken ribs and banged fingers but calls himself fortunate and vows to ride buses henceforth.
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Coutts
Holiday Lakes Awarded Damages Over Oil Spill
The Holiday Lakes Property Owners Association in Toledo received 34 728 dollars in damages from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for an oil spill into the lake after an accident at Willard yards on October 1 1970. Judge Nicholas J Walinski issued the judgment November 16. The association sought one million dollars but appraisal valued its property at 3 472 838 dollars yielding one percent in damages.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Margaret Scott
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Holiday Lakes Property Owners Association, Inc
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard Yards
Association
Norwalk Loses Average Of 30 Teachers A Year
Norwalk City Schools average teacher departures over six years run about 30 yearly with 44 in 1967 when levy defeats preceded a 1968 levy approval. In 1973 turnover rose due to retirement and various personal reasons while salary debates framed the campaign.
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Norwalk
Shelby
Willard
Albion V. Gotaas
Norwalk High Opens Season With Edison Basketball
Norwalk High School hosts Edison in the season opener with the JV game at 6 45 PM at Norwalk Junior High. The annual Christmas Parade steps off Saturday at 2 PM forming on North Pleasant Street and proceeding to West Main, Main, Woodlawn, and Water streets. Santa will set up shop after the parade.
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Norwalk High School
Edison
Norwalk Junior High School
North Pleasant Street
Pleasant
West Main Street
Main Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Water Street
Santa Claus
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David Lee
New Loy
F-T Hospital
En Lior
Michael Hunter
Marion
William S. Kenne
Richard Hamann
Chicago
UPI Telephoto
Hobo
Holiday Lakes
Nicholas J. Walinski
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Gotaas
University of Maine
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