High Court Skips Ruling on Homosexual Rights Activists Say
Civil rights groups note the Supreme Court's refusal to hear Gaylord's case highlights the push for anti discrimination laws. The term includes rulings on desegregation and promotions for minorities, plus a sterilization case and other actions. Totie Fields Roasts Club for Comeback After Leg Amputation.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
James Gaylord
Tacoma
Wash
American Civil Liberties Union
Gaylord
DeKalb County
Ind
Wilmington
Del
Chicago Police Department
Car Collisions on Milan Ave Cause Property Damage
Saturday morning bumper damage occurred when Veriva M. Sanger attempted an improper pass and struck Gay L. Olshewski as he turned into a driveway. Earlier a camper truck rolled from an alley near Meeks Pastry Shop and hit an oncoming vehicle. A hit and run incident Sunday night damaged the Arnett car when a neighboring parked car door opened and the pair left. National School Lunch Week runs Oct 10 14 with Norwalk City Schools inviting meals for 1,650 daily at 35 45 and 70 cents.
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Milan Ave
Veriva
Meek’s Pastry Shop
S. Linwood Ave
James Arnett
Jefferson St
Lawson
Arnett
Loretta Sandifer
Norwalk
Norwalk City
Twilight Inn Liquor License Suspended in Wakeman
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission suspended the Twilight Inn license for seven days starting noon October 20 after a violation involving brandy in a refilled container. A sales tax case against the Victory Inn in Willard was dismissed while license transfers are underway for the Delphi Market and for a Peek-A-Boo Inn night club license. Objections to transfers should be directed to the Department of Liquor Control in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Twilight Inn
Wakeman
Victory Inn
Willard
Commission
Delphi
Leland
Marie Delamater
Leland Delamater
Marie F. Fegan
New Haven
Lawrence C. Heiland
Heiland
Dorothy Heiland
Department of Liquor Control
Fifth Ave
Elmer Dalton and 75 Years of 4-H History in Huron County
Elmer Dalton began 4-H in 1921 and recalls calf and gardening projects at a small county fair. He led clubs from Butler Road Calf to Blue Ribbon 4-H and won grand champion in 1929. Dalton served 42 years as a 4-H adviser and notes evolving projects keep youth interested as National 4-H Week marks its anniversary.
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Elmer Dalton
Huron
Elmer
Dalton
Butler Road
Wakeman
Hartland
West of Hartland
Townsend
Huron County
New London
Columbus
Greenwich area man sues alleged attacker for damages
A rural Greenwich man files a suit seeking 30 000 dollars from Richard Coleman for an alleged Oct 3 1976 attack in Fitchville Township. The plaintiff John P Stevens claims a broken nose jaw mouth and teeth injuries with permanent nasal damage and seeks 10 000 for medical costs and lost wages plus 20 000 in punitive damages.
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Greenwich
John P. Stevens
Richard Coleman
Coleman
Stevens
Fitchville Township
Voter Registration Open Late at Board of Elections
The Board of Elections remains open until 9 this evening for voter registration. Offices are located at 180 Milan Ave, with residents urged to register before the deadline.
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Board of Elections
Milan Ave
Fixtures Stolen From Wakeman Property Estimated 1260
Plumbers fixtures and household items were stolen from a building on the James Mulroy property in rural Wakeman. The Huron County Sheriff's department valued the loss at 1260 dollars.
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Wakeman
James Mulroy
Huron County Sheriff's Department
5th Birthday Sale at Woodlawn Cemetery Lots
Happy birthday Russell noted with lot sales across three locations at Woodlawn Cemetery. For information call 668 5618 evenings or 668 3618.
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Russell
Woodlawn
Regional YETP Proposals Sought by Ohio Agency
The Ohio Department of Administrative Services issues a request for proposals for Youth Employment and Training Programs under CETA Title I. Area 5 regional council seeks in school youths ages 16 to 18 facing employment barriers with priority to economically disadvantaged. community based operators favored. applications due Oct 24, 1977.
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Ohio Department OF Administrative Services
Regional Manpower Services Council Area 5
YETP
Crawford
Ashland
Marion
Huron
Erie Counties
Chester White
Office of Manpower Development
East Broad St
Columbus
Ohio
Revival church service and local job notices in Norwalk Reflector
Revival at Church of God on Prospect Street features Evangelist Bill Ross from Canterbury Ohio with The Fisherman Quartet Tuesday night at 7. Also notices seek workers from truck mechanics to RNs and LPNs with evening shifts at local facilities and companies in Norwalk and nearby areas.
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Church of God
Prospect
Norwalk
Bill Ross
Centerbury
Ohio
Fisherman
New London Hospital
S. Main St
New London
Park Lane
Dallas
Elks Club
Gaymont Nursing Center
Norwood Ave
McCoy's Sales & Service
Junction
Cleveland & Akron
Rds
AVON
Call
Landmark Foods
East
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University of California
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St. Louis
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Marceline Donalson
Paul
Mineapolis
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Walter Eastman
Baker St
Milan Avenue
Eastman
Howard Wilde, Sr
First St
Totie
New York
New York City
Friars Club
Totie Fields
Charlie’s
Cate Snow Biters
Firestone Town & Country
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Maxie Tire
Whittlesey Ave
Norbert Howe
St. Alphonsus
Paul Spriggs
Mike Hohler
Pete Ott
St. Alphonsus Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Bruce R. Boehler
E. Main St
Tamara A. Hipp
W. Main St
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By Roland Teach
Norwalk Board of Education
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Good Earth Trading Co
W. Seminary
Vicky Thomas
Old State Rd
S. Norwalk, O
Heartbeat of
Sandusky
Alice Jo (Stower
Farkas
North Old State Rd
W.L. Mead
Mead Motor Sales, Inc
Charlie’s Garage
West End
Rt. 20
AED Corporation
Newton St
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Musbe
Superior
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