Time change ends daylight saving and boosts tavern hours in Ohio
United Press International reports that on Sunday at 2 a.m. clocks roll back to Standard Time in Ohio. Taverns will gain an extra hour before closing at 2:30 a.m. McGovern aide Frank Mankiewicz says Ohio could be decisive in the November election, noting it may be the closest of the key states.
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End of 40 year Tuskegee syphilis study gets halt
HEW agrees to end the Public Health Service study on untreated syphilis in Alabama. Initiated in 1932, the rural project followed over 400 men with syphilis and about 200 controls, with 125 survivors, 50 from the non diseased group.
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Ohio Guard attorneys awarded fees over Kent State case
The Ohio Sundry Claims Board recommended paying 51 000 in attorney fees for National Guard members under investigation linked to the 1970 Kent State shootings. The vote was three to two. The board also rejected a Columbus request for 228 939 to cover overtime police costs from the 1970 Ohio State University disturbances, four to one.
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Antigovernment Protest Clashes With Police Near Palace
In Santiago Chile crowds defy a meeting ban on a busy boulevard near the presidential palace. Riot police used clubs and sabers against about 200 demonstrators as nationwide strikes persist. Negotiators say progress toward settlement contrasts with a four hour doctors strike.
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Tornadoes Ravage Florida Panhandle Hurting Community
Tornadoes struck rural areas around Apalachicola Florida destroying the Church of God four houses and five trailers in Highland Park. No injuries were reported as deputies noted residents are closely related and helping each other.
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Weather Summary for Norwalk and Nearby Areas
Cloudy and mild today with a 50 percent chance of light rain. High near 64, low tonight in the 40s, then 50s Sunday with a 30 percent rain chance. Winds southeast to south 6 to 12 mph shifting west to northwest 10 to 20 mph this afternoon and tonight. Precipitation in Norwalk about 0.10 inch. Marriage license applications list Neil A. Ketcham and Debra Ann Geiger of Norwalk, and Arnold Leedy and Freda McMillen of New London.
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Owens Freeman duel marks hot Huron County race
Democrat William W. Owens seeks to unseat five term Republican Bernard W. Freeman as Huron County Prosecutor earning $8 940 a year. Owens campaigns on improved service and public outreach while Freeman emphasizes enforcing the law and avoiding policy change. Owens cites two issues: courtroom activity and expanded investigative services. Freeman denies any plan to resign or pass the job to his nephew Ronald Freeman.
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Huron County
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Freeman
Ronald Freeman
Duke's Shirts Hijacked and Airline Crash Reported
An Air Inter domestic airliner carrying 68 people on a Lyons to Clermont Ferrand flight crashed into Picon Peak in rain. Sixty nine killed or survived. nine survived. Survivors evacuated after a long search through rain soaked forests. A four year old survivor named Sylvain Monteneix from Grenoble unharmed. Five crew members aboard. Later, a London parcel delivered a letter to the Duke of Edinburgh claiming hijacked shirts from Harrods with political demands and a separate school football hype incident reported in Norwalk and St. Paul communities.
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Apology From The Reflector for Delayed Newspaper
The Reflector apologizes for today's delay in delivering newspapers due to technical difficulties with its typesetting equipment.
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