Norwalk Considers Profit From New Municipal Court
City Finance Director Douglas Colvin and Law Director Ronald Freeman told the City Council that the upcoming municipal court, beginning in 1976, should net about $33 000 after expenses based on 1974 data. They noted comparable courts typically earn more than they spend and discussed courtroom layout and space concerns.
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Douglas Colvin
Ronald Freeman
Colvin
Freeman
Huron County Court
Norwalk
Huron County Administration
Milan Avenue
William Ream
Americans rate neighborhoods highly in new Census survey
In Washington the Census Bureau reports 80 percent of households view their neighborhood as a good or excellent place to live and only 3.4 percent want to move. In San Francisco Patricia Hearst's lawyers seek mental treatment for her to be fit for trial, asking transfer to a private hospital.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
al Johnson
F. Lee Bailey
Newsmen
Shultz Considered as New CIA Chief
President Ford weighs appointing former Nixon official George P. Shultz to lead a restructured CIA. Shultz, head of Bechtel Corp in San Francisco, is reluctant to return to government service.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Nixon
George P. Shultz
Central Intelligence Agency
Shultz
Bechtel Corp
San Francisco
Lennon Can Stay in U.S. After Appeals Court Ruling
A U.S. appeals court ruled that John Lennon cannot be forced to leave the United States over his 1968 London narcotics conviction and ordered the Board of Immigration Appeals to reconsider his permanent residence application.
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New York
UPI
U.S
John Lennon
Lennon
London
Board of Immigration Appeals
United States
Ford seeks end to most airline regulation
President Ford urged Congress to remove most government controls on domestic air travel to restore true competition. He argued that current regulation makes air travel a luxury many Americans cannot afford and called for market driven pricing and service.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Weather and notices from Fon The Record October 8 1975
Cloudy with a chance of rain tonight and Thursday. Lows in the 50s and highs 70s. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 20 percent Thursday. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Agricultural note minimum relative humidity 50 percent, rainfall about one tenth inch. Forecast temperatures Tuesday 70 to 38 and humidity readings throughout the day. Sunrise and sunset times plus moon phases listed. Marriage license application by Ernest L Disbro and Thanette A Bistline both North Fairfield. Births: Stephen Wright and spouse Norwalk a girl. Deaths: Minnie E Kennedy 79 Norwalk.
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Ernest L. Disbro
North Fairfield
Thanette A. Bistline
Stephen Wright
Norwalk
Opinion Line poses question on United Fund fairness
Tuesday's Opinion Line asks readers whether the United Fund distributes its funds fairly and appropriately. The column invites feedback on governance, transparency, and impact, aiming to gauge public sentiment on charitable funding.
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United Fund
Community Views On Charities and Scout Funds
Readers discuss how United Fund allocations affect the needy and whether Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts receive fair support. One reader notes personal Scout costs, while another cites a family benefit from donations.
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Girl Scouts
Scouts
United Fund
Monroeville Board Extends Saturdays to End June
The Monroeville school board votes to hold classes on Saturdays to survive this winter gas shortage. Citizens are urged to vote yes or no by midnight via local phone numbers 668-8544 and 668-8345 to reflect support or opposition.
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Monroeville
CBS Adopts A Hard Line On Giving Ford Air Time
CBS News president Richard S. Salant says the network will not be automatically routed to air presidential messages. He cites need for independent judgment and advance speech copies, noting CBS refused Ford's 8 p.m. tax address while NBC followed CBS and ABC carried it.
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New York
Salant
CBS
Worcester
Mass
John Jacob Gordon
315
White House
CBS News
Ford
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Monroeville Teachers Back Saturday Classes Plan
Monroeville Union teachers favored a calendar with Saturday classes to save natural gas as the district will close from December 20 to February 9. St Joseph Elementary joins Saturdays while EHOVE and St Paul stay on regular schedules. The plan swaps home and away games to fit the altered sports slate and discusses pay for non certificated staff for the extra days.
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Monroeville
Donald Halsey
St. Joseph
St. Joseph’s
Mary Christine
St. Joseph's
Ehove Joint Vocational School
St. Paul High School
Norwalk
Monroeville Public Schools
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Halsey
Creighton
Grace Reeves Fund Grows as GIs In Italy Donate
The Grace Reeves kidney fund rose to about $2,400 after donations from local Citizens Band members and American servicemen in Italy. A Norwalk coffee break raised $407, an airman and spouse at Aviano Base sent $34, and John Young with his wife Ruth shared how coworkers at Milan benefited from the Reflector clipping.
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Grace Reeves
Citizens Band
Italy
Norwalk
Aviano Air Base
Douglas Colvin
John Young
Milan
Ruth
Reeves
Shakespeare in the American Revolution lecture at Norwalk
The second in a series on the United States Constitution will be held tonight at 7:30 at Norwalk Junior High School. The event features discussions on early American history and constitutional issues.
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Norwalk Junior High School
Sparky Set for EDITH Drills At Home Tonight
Fire safety group urges families to practice EDITH Exit Drills In The Home this evening from seven to eight p m. Parents are reminded to plan two exits, check doors, and meet at a designated spot outside.
Collins Woman Injured When Car Leaves Road
Sherry Pilus, 39, was hurt when her car left Zenobia Road east of U S 250 and struck a maple tree about 10 a m. She suffered facial cuts and possible broken bones and was taken by ambulance to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Collins
Zenobia Road
U.S. 250
Sherry Pilus
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
U.S
Pilus
Hirohito Visits Corn Belt Farm In Illinois
Emperor Hirohito toured Baltz family farms near Plainfield Illinois. Secret Service surrounded the lawn as cameras filmed the visit while fields of corn and soybeans were harvested. The emperor examined pigs and a carved jack o lantern, which impressed an aide who took it to the hotel.
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Plainfield
Ill
UPI
Donald Baltz
Secret Service
Japan
Hirohito
Baltz
John Baltz
Chicago
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