IRA Uses Soviet Rockets in Northern Ireland Attacks
Belfast reports say the IRA fired bullets rockets and bombs at least 17 targets in Northern Ireland, killing four and wounding 24. British troops remained on high alert as police and soldiers faced a major escalation across Belfast Londonderry and six other sites along the border, raising the three year death toll to 644.
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Four Americans Aboard JAL Crash Not Surviving Report
Moscow dispatch says four Americans were aboard the JAL crash near takeoff to Tokyo. Officials report at least 60 of 76 aboard died, with 15 survivors largely in good condition in Moscow hospitals and one missing.
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Gilligan Won’t Veto Ohio Death Penalty Action
Gov. John J. Gilligan said he would not veto a criminal code proposal to reinstate the death penalty if it reaches his desk next month. He referred to the death penalty within a long bill under study in the state Senate. The 1972 Ohio State Fair posted a profit of 7051 dollars after 2.21 million attendees, with total costs at 2,389,721 dollars, and rain blamed for the weak turnout.
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Car crashes into Seattle home during robbery attempt
Michael Lewis slept through a loud crash in his suburban Seattle house. He found holes in the front and back walls and a car in the yard. Police arrested the car's young driver as a robbery suspect, and neighbors compared the noise to a bomb.
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Weather outlook and local life events from Norwalk
Mostly cloudy today tonight and Thursday with a 30 percent precip chance. Highs in the upper 20s to mid 30s, Lows around 20s. Norwalk temps 37/20. humidity 75 73 59. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Arnold Withrow Norwalk a boy. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Lynn E Ditty and Kathy A Johnson. Delbert L Wolcott Jr and Deborah L Wolcott.
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Norwalk Court Dismisses Drug Case Over Warrant Flaw
Four juvenile drug cases in Norwalk were dropped after Judge Russell T. Antrim ruled the search warrant used by police, signed by the mayor, was improper. The ruling prompted calls to replace the mayor's court with a municipal court and cited evolving state law on warrants. Police and city officials voiced frustration, noting the impact on prosecutions and the need for warrants from proper judicial authorities.
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Robert J.) Vetter
Ohio House committee to vote on state lottery amendment
The House State Government Committee planned a 10 a.m. vote on a constitutional amendment to permit a state lottery after earlier legal issues blocked May ballots. Sponsor Sen. Ronald Mottl argued it opposes illegal gambling and bribes.
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Thieu seeks summit with Nixon amid cease fire push
South Vietnam's President Thieu sends emissary Nguyen Phu Duc to Washington to press for a meeting with President Nixon and demand North Vietnamese troop withdrawal. China urges U.S. to sign the cease fire as drafted. Kissinger and Tho talks resume in Paris with stalemate over troop withdrawals in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
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Judge Admits Error in Hearing on Informant Name
Antrim today admitted erred in allowing a defense attorney to force a police officer to reveal an informant on the stand. Sgt. Ratliff testified at Juvenile Court on the arrest of four juveniles on drug charges, while officials warned that identifying informants will hinder police investigations and cooperation.
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Don V. Ratliff
Phillip M. White, Jr
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L.C. Hilson
Huron County Extension Office To Move Next Week
The Huron County Cooperative Extension Service will relocate to the Administration Building on Dec 7 and reopen by Dec 8 after remodeling the main floor. The upgrade, costing 12000 dollars, follows the county's purchase of the former Norwalk Truck Line building for 300000 dollars. Several county offices will share the first floor, including the Soil Conservation Service and the Farmers Home Administration.
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