Shady Lane nurse wins reinstatement after board ruling
Eva Andres, fired from Shady Lane Home, wins reinstatement from the State Personnel Board of Review. The board ruled matron John Laible acted unreasonably when scheduling her after prior day off permission. Andres to seek back pay via court if needed.
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Columbus
Eva Andres
Shady Lane
Andres
State Personnel Board of Review
John Laible
Personnel Board of Review
Common Pleas Court
Norwalk Would-Be Halloween Party Donations Reach 224
Contributions for Norwalk's community Halloween party total 224 dollars with 25 dollar gifts from the Norwalk Flag Football League and the Norwalk Police Auxiliary. The event replaces trick or treat due to safety concerns and is set for October 31 in downtown Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Five of six Norwalk education candidates meet at Maplehurst
Five of six candidates for the Norwalk Board of Education will speak at Maplehurst Elementary School at 7 30 p.m. Thursday with a brief remarks and Q and A session. A 6 p.m. potluck precedes the event. Incumbent Dr James G Ryder will not attend as he is out of town for the week.
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Norwalk
Weather and births noted in Norwalk Oct 7 1973
Weather forecast for Norwalk calls for high in mid to lower 50s and a clear cold night with low in mid to lower 30s. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a 20 percent chance of rain. Birth notices record two births at local hospitals to Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie. Evanston report quotes Dr. J Allen Hynek proposing a government UFO study and task force to calm growing fears of unidentified flying objects.
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Norwalk
Evanston, Ill
UPI
J. Allen Hynek
Northwestern University
Ralph Nader
Hynek
Three Corporations Hit With Nixon Campaign Gifts Charges
Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox filed criminal charges against Goodyear, 3M, and American Airlines for $125 000 in illegal corporate contributions to Nixon in 1972. Corporate officials of 3M and Goodyear face misdemeanor counts. American Airlines faces an information in Washington.
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Cox
U.S. District Court
Washington
American Airlines
St. Paul
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Goodyear
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Minnesota Mining
Ford Denies Report of Psychiatric Treatment by Doctor
Vice presidential candidate Gerald Ford calls a 1972 claim that he received psychiatric treatment from Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker for at least a year "categorically inaccurate." Ford testified that a brief 15 minute meeting in New York was a courtesy call and he does not recall conversations about treatment.
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Washington
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
Robert N. Winter-Berger
Arnold Hutschnecker
New York
Drew Pearson
Hutschnecker
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Winter-Berger
Norwalk Elks weigh selling country club over debts
Norwalk Elks members meet to decide Sunday if the lodge should sell the 50 acre New State Road country club to cover a $74,000 debt and $20,000 operating deficit. If sold, proceeds would fund a new location while preserving the lodge’s existence and history dating to 1901.
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Norwalk Elks
Bill Rogers
Elks
Norwalk
J.H. Sprague
E. Main St
Mihali
The
Lodge
East Main Street
Country Club
New State Road
Grief Is Our Business Says Funeral Directors
At the National Funeral Directors Association convention in Cincinnati over 5 000 attendees defend the profession. Embalmers stress grief therapy and open caskets as essential to the healing process and confronting death.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Undertakers Convention
Bill Wentz
Houston
Tex
Wentz
National Funeral Directors Association
Warren Koenig
Cleveland
Higgins
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Huron County
Daryl Wayne Francis
Leaf Pickup
Gerald Kluding
Kluding
Goodsite
Norwalk High School
Civil Service
Tees Oe
George Miller
Maple St
F T Hospital
Walter Ritchie
Woodlawn Ave
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Norwalk Area United Fund
Enid
Okla
Oklahoma
Teddy
Atlanta, Ga
Maynard Jackson
Ernie
Jackson
Sam Massell
John Higgins
Youngstown, Ohio
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