Woman offers bribery to police after accident arrest
A Dallas woman stopped after leaving an accident scene offered each officer a 10 dollar check to release her. Police took the funds as part of an arrest for attempted bribery. In Washington, UPI reports resuming U.S. Russia aviation talks may lead to Moscow New York flights by next spring with Pan Am and Aeroflot officials to meet.
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Dallas
UPI
Washington
API
Russia
United States
Moscow
New York
State Department
Pan American World Airways
Aeroflot
Rhodes Leads In Troy County Poll For Governor Race
Troy Ohio poll of 300 Miami County residents shows Republican Gov. James A Rhodes with 43 percent. Democratic challenger Frazier Reams Jr. at 21.7 percent, 21.2 percent undecided, and 13.3 percent not voting.
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Troy
Ohio
Oberlin Review seeks funds for Viet Nam trip by reporter
The Oberlin College paper plans to ask the Student Senate to fund a reporter trip to the Viet Nam war zone at about 2000 dollars with part of the cost covered by selling dispatches to other colleges. Some students oppose, arguing bias and unfair portrayal of the war.
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Oberlin, Ohio
UPI
Oberlin College
Oberlin Review
Student Senate
Viet Nam
U.S
Weather and births and deaths notice roundup
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers and winds. Low tonight in the 40s with Monday's high near 69 and low around 41. Birth announcements list nine newborns from families in Wellington Monroeville Plymouth Willard Greenwich. Death notices report Loy Beveridge 78 of Greenwich and James Lewis Haas 26 of Bellevue.
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Loy Beveridge
Greenwich
James Lewis Haas
Bellevue
Government raises FHA VA mortgage rates to historic highs
The government moves to inject cash into the dollar poor money market and lifts the maximum rate for new FHA and VA mortgages from 5 3 4 percent to 6 percent. The change aims to free mortgage money for buyers, though a $16 000 30 year loan could rise by about $1 000 in cost. VA loans avoid a mortgage fee but require a 0 5 percent lump sum at closing.
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Washington
UPI
Draft plan considers mobilizing men aged twenty six to thirty four
The Selective Service weighs drafting about 70 000 men aged 26 through 34 who have not children or were deferred at 26 and now face liability to age 35. At least half may be rejected after medical exams with a current under 26 rejection rate.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Inez Eyes Florida Turns Toward Southeast Key Largo
Hurricane Inez veered to a westerly track toward Key Largo threatening 85 mph winds. The storm endangers 1.5 million in the Miami area as a disabled tanker with 38 crew is in the Gulf Stream and Coast Guard seeks it through 35 foot seas.
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Miami
UPI
Inez
Florida
Key Largo
Florida Keys
Coast Guard
Gulf Stream
Fort Lauderndale
Marathon
Keys
Flamingo
Manslaughter Trial Date Set For Greenwich Driver
Eugene R. White 18 of Greenwich faces a manslaughter trial in Huron County Common Pleas Court on October 26 for a collision that killed a New Haven family of four after four bicyclists were struck. White pleaded innocent at a Saturday hearing. Rita Shoulders 24 Mansfield and Carol King 20 Mansfield also pleaded innocent to grand larceny charges in a separate Huron County hearing. Judge Robert J. Vetter continued their bonds.
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Eugene R. White
Greenwich
Huron County Common Pleas Court
White
New Haven
Rita Shoulders
Carol King
Mansfield
Robert J. Vetter
Herbert to Speak at Monroeville Meeting
Republican treasurer candidate John D. Herbert will speak at 8 pm Wednesday at Monroeville Elementary School. He seeks re election and will address supporters and voters.
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John D. Herbert
Monroeville
Annexation Hearing Set for 86.6 Acres to Willard
Huron County commissioners will hold a hearing at 10 a.m. Thursday on annexing 86.6 acres north of Fort Ball Road and east of the Baltimore and Ohio tracks to the City of Willard. Mrs. Bertha Stockley requests the annexation.
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Willard
Huron County Commissioners
Bertha Stockley
Fort Ball Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Center of Aree Center Delayed Opening To Oct 17
The Norwalk Community Center re opening is delayed at least two weeks due to installation work on a new game room ceiling. Falling lathe and plaster from the gym above has prompted maintenance crews and high school youths to clear the debris. A drop ceiling will be installed and director Austin Shadle expects reopening the week of Oct 17.
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Norwalk
Austin Shadle
Taint To Open Dem Quarters
State Senator Donald Pease, candidate for re election, will attend the opening of Huron County Democratic Headquarters at 101/2 Whittlesey Ave Oct 15. A breakfast is planned for 8:30 p.m. The party’s women’s organization will sponsor a spaghetti dinner and Meet Your Candidate Night Oct 17. Details to be announced.
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Donald Pease
Huron County Democratic
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk Area United Fund Reaches $8500 in Drive
Chairman John Wise announced the Norwalk Area United Fund has hit $8500 toward a $55783 goal. The drive supports 19 health and welfare agencies in the Norwalk area.
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Norwalk Area
United Fund
Reams Makes Unannounced Stop in Norwalk Visit
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Frazier Reams Jr. visited Norwalk on Monday meeting with ten local school administrators hosted by Dr. Sturgis R. Corbin at Ells Country Club. He attended a Rotary Club makeup in the next room and watched hockey film with members.
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Frazier Reams, Jr
Norwalk
Reams
Democratic Party
Sturgis R. Corbin
Ells Country Club
Toledo
Rotary Club
Corbin
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