Norwalk Plans Traffic Study and Leaf Pick Up Start
Norwalk hires Richard Mutz and Associates of Norwalk as consulting engineer to prepare an area wide plan for state and federal traffic funding. The leaf pickup will begin after most leaves fall, weather dependent, with a possible start next week or by November 15. Leaves should be raked to tree lawns. Route 20 phone outage affected Wakeman to Norwalk, with 75 percent long distance out until repairs by Northern Ohio Telephone Co. tied to downed power lines. Moonlight Madness downtown sale runs 7 to 10 p m with 21 merchants participating.
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Richard Mutz and
Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Wakeman
Route 20
Ohio
John Helman
Northern Ohio Telephone Co. Public Relations
Helman
Atlantic City Judge Is Sentenced To Three Hours In Jail
Superior Court Judge Frank J. Kingfield ordered Atlantic City Municipal Court Judge Samuel Moore to three hours in Mercer County Jail for failing to honor a subpoena. Moore appeared voluntarily and faced the bench warrant after missing an Oct 18 grand jury appearance.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Frank J. Kingfield
Superior Court
Samuel Moore
Atlantic City
Kingfield
Moore
Mercer County
Gilligan Attacks Ohio Board of Education Over Leadership
Gov John J Gilligan criticized the state Board of Education for not leading on school funding reform in a speech at a public education financing conference. State Rep Donald J Pease backed the critique saying the department has not presented the legislature with clear needs.
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Department of Education
Pease
McCarthy Slams Nixon Victory as Disaster in Cleveland
Eugene McCarthy warned of a disaster if Nixon wins re election and spoke with George McGovern at Cleveland State University before about 5000 attendees. He refused to predict McGovern’s victory after his address.
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Cleveland
UPI
Eugene McCarthy
Nixon
McCarthy
George McGovern
Cleveland State University
McGovern
McGovern Escalates Attack on White House Sabotage Claims
United Press International reports Senator George S. McGovern charges Republicans used an army of sabotage agents to destroy the Democratic party. GOP chair Robert Dole rebukes McGovern as the White House denies Democratic charges of spying and sabotage by Nixon aides.
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United Press International
George S. McGovern
White House
GOP
Robert Dole
McGovern
Nixon
Sunny and warmer today with light winds
Weather forecast for Norwalk calls for highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s and clear skies tonight with lows near 40. Friday brings increasing clouds and highs in the 60s with a 10 percent rain chance. Marriage license app of Willie L. Love and Joyce McKinney listed.
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Norwalk
Retirement Sparks Lively Huron County Treasurer Race
Huron County voters face a November contest for the $9,600-a-year treasurer post between Republican John Arthur and Democrat Shirley G. Brown. Arthur touts banking experience and broad county reach. Brown calls for new faces, anti nepotism, and term limits. Harold Collier retires after eight terms. race marks first GOP primary for treasurer in 30 years.
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Janet Conway
Huron County
John Arthur
Shirley G. Brown
Harold Collier
Arthur
Collier
Greenfield Township
Vietnam Armistice Aims End To War Within Weeks
White House says a signed agreement will end the Vietnam War with a cease fire in place followed by a U S troop withdrawal within 60 days and the release of all American prisoners. Hanoi says Thieu must approve to avoid jeopardizing the plan.
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Bulletin Washington
UPI
White House
Vietnam
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Republic of South Vietnam
South Vietnamese
Saigon
National Reconciliation and Concord
National Council of National Reconciliation and Concord
South
International Commission of Control and Supervision
North Vietnam says nine point agreement to end Indochina War
North Vietnam announced it reached a nine point agreement with the United States to end the Indochina War and said it is ready to sign on Tuesday Oct 31 despite what it called President Nixon delaying tactics and a target for next Wednesday.
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Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Xuan Thuy
le Duc Tho
Saigon
Thieu
United States
United Press International
North Vietnam
Willard Lawyer Argues Case Before U S Supreme Court
Willard attorney Franklin D. Eckstein argued Monroeville v Ward before the U S Supreme Court, describing the session as relaxed and the justices as friendly. Eckstein, 33, prepared two to three weeks, spoke second, and avoided using notes during the half hour before the court.
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Sue Steeves
Willard
U.S. Supreme Court
Franklin D. Eckstein
Eckstein
Monroeville
Clarence Ward
Ward
Plymouth
Wittenberg College
Army
Washington
Brian
Janice
Ohio Supreme Court
Indianaplis
Joseph F. Dush
Supreme Court
Mathias Declines Air Jump Challenge for CA Race
Visalia Calif UPI Rep Bob Mathias a two time Olympic decathlon champ declines a parachute jump challenge from challenger Vincent Lavery to settle the race for the seat Lavery says Mathias runs on athletic image Mathias avoids debate and calls it a heckuva way to select a congressman This playful exchange underscores the contest in the California district.
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Visalia
Calif
UPI
Bob Mathias
Vincent Lavery
Mathias
Lavery
Inmate Risner Granted New Trial for Robbery Conviction
Harold Risner, 20, of Shelby, wins a new trial after Judge Gilson finds the original hearing transcript incomplete on coercion claims. Risner had pleaded guilty to the Jan 12 1970 robbery of City Loan and Savings Co in Willard.
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Harold Risner
Shelby
Willard
Robert A. Gilson
Henry County
Risner
City Loan and Savings Co
Donald Derby
Huron County Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
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Gilligan Raps Board
Willie L. Love
Dayton
Joyce McKinney
Democrat
Brown
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North
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Indochina
Ohio State Reformatory
Ohio State Penitentiary
Junction City
Franklin County
Henry Young
Gilson
Clark Hunter
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