Police Officers Face Personal Liability In $200000 Suit
Lakewood man Billy Chandler sues Sgt. James Martin and Ptl. Michael Tesmer in Huron County over alleged unlawful assault during arrest. City lacking liability insurance leaves officers personally liable. plan for blanket policy with Flickinger Insurance costs about $25 per officer.
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Norwalk
Lakewood
Ronald H. Freeman
James Martin
Ptl
Michael Tesmer
Martin and
Tesmer
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Billy W. Chandler
World record spaghetti binge ends in overstuffed duel
John Lombino, 20, a hair stylist from Alhambra California, devoured 2.2 pounds of spaghetti before cooking to set a world record. Louise Plourde of Boston ate 1.9 pounds before dropping out of the Los Angeles eating contest.
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John Lombino
Alhambra
Calif
Louise Plourde
Boston
Los Angeles
UPI
Willis Thornton Jr Charged With Attempting Monsanto Secrets Sale
Willis Thornton Jr. a 32 year old meat salesman from Maryland Heights Missouri was charged with trying to sell three Monsanto trade secret documents to an FBI agent posing as a competitor. The secrets were valued at about 501.9 million dollars. Thornton said he was shocked by the price when arrested at O Hare International Hotel.
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Chicago
UPI
Willis Thornton Jr
Monsanto Chemical Co
Thornton
Maryland Heights
St. Louis
O’hare International
FBI
Monsanto
Carney withdraws from Cleveland mayoral race
Mayoral challenger James M. Carney stunned Cleveland by withdrawing from the race for personal and family reasons, virtually guaranteeing incumbent Ralph J. Perk’s reelection on November 6. Carney, a millionaire businessman who finished third behind Perk and Arnold Pinkney two years ago, cited personal matters he would not discuss.
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Cleveland
UPI
James M. Carney
Ralph J. Perk
Carney
Perk
Arnold Pinkney
Dayton UFO sighting report and Rockefeller VP pick
In Dayton Ohio a television newsman recalls a bright yellow tinted object seen early morning with loud noise, possibly filmed. In Columbus the state Republican Party urged Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York as top choice to replace vice president Spiro Agnew after his resignation.
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Dayton
Ohio
UPI
John Gedder
Wkef-Tv
Gedder
Columbus
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Weather outlook in Norwalk with showers expected
Becoming mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers. Lows in the upper 50s. Saturday will be cloudy with showers likely and possible thundershowers, highs in the 60s. Precipitation chances 0 today 30 tonight 70 Saturday. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph. Norwalk highs 78 lows 52. Marriage license application filed for Thomas P Culley and Mary S Pflieger of Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Nixon names five nominees for vice president
President Nixon narrows to five candidates at Camp David and will announce the chosen vice president at 9 p.m. EDT from the White House East Room. Ziegler says the decision was made this morning after consultations with Republican leaders and that hearings procedures will be set without joint sessions.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Camp David
Ziegler
Hugh Scott
Gerald R. Ford
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Senate
Bellevue's Bob Smith Named Probate and Juvenile Judge
Robert W. Smith, longtime Bellevue Municipal Court judge, was appointed by Gov. John J. Gilligan to fill the Huron County Probate and Juvenile Court seat left by the death of Russell T. Antrim. He will serve until the November 1974 election.
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Janet Conway
Columbus
Robert W. Smith
Bellevue
Huron County
John J. Gilligan
Smith
Russell T. Antrim
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Paul Ford
Ford
Bellevue Municipal Court
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Antrim
James Rhodes
Don J. Young, Jr
Maurice Smith
William W. Owens
Board of
John Hogsett
Vetter
Bruce Huffman
Sandusky County
Robert Gabel
Harry Bozarth
Seneca County
Sixth District Judicial Council
Henry E. Young
Frederick F. Waugh
Donald Derby
Robert Tenenbaum
Israel Breaks Toward Damascus in Fast Mideast Offensive
Israeli tanks pushed into Syria near Damascus with Dayan saying the breakthrough could knock Syria out of the war by nightfall. The advance covered about 10 miles since dawn and brought the force within roughly 28 miles of the capital as Syrian air defenses faltered amid heavy air and artillery duels.
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Syria
United Press International
Damascus
Moshe Dayan
Suez Canal
Woodward Charged With Embezzling 1596 62 From City Payroll
Charles A. Woodward a city finance clerk faces embezzlement charges for allegedly diverting 1596.62 from the payroll account between March 16 and Sept. 7 1973. The case cited Ohio Revised Code Section 2919.05 with heavy penalties and an arraignment planned.
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Charles A. Woodward
Woodward
City Finance Department
Wayne C. Goodsite
Douglas A. Colvin
Huron County
William W. Owens
Owens
Sheriff’s Department
Huron County Court
Norwalk
T&A Loss In Theft at Thrif-T-Mart
William W. Owens reported about 1500 dollars stolen from T&A Thrif-T-Mart at 265 Benedict Ave three weeks ago. Night manager James Hoyt found the loss at 3:45 a.m. Sept. 23. Paul Hippler reported it to police. The case remains under investigation.
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Huron County
William W. Owens
T&a
Thrif-T-Mart
Benedict Ave
Norwalk
Don Ratliff
James Hoyt
Paul Hippler
Owens
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Douglas Colvin
Colvin
Flickinger Insurance
Chandler
Key Estates
Martin
Freeman
Wayne Goodsite
GOP
Rocky
Thomas P. Culley
Carpenter
Mary S. Pflieger
Bob Smith
Haskins and Sells
Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc
Citizens National Bank
Norwalk Area United Fund
Wappler Instrument Co
United Fund
Sparky
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