Sweeney Addresses Norwalk Dems on Reapportionment
Ohio Attorney General candidate Bob Sweeney spoke at the Elks Country Club in Norwalk urging support for Columbus representation. He attacked Saxbe’s record on crime and reform, criticized the reapportionment bill, and linked inflation to prosperity while praising national leaders McNamara and Rusk.
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Sweeney
Norwalk
Saxbe
Bob Sweeney
Elks Country Club
Columbus
Ohio
Service news items from local soldiers receive updates
PFC Terrance A. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith of Wakeman spent 15 days at home on leave He entered the Army on December 7 1965 and after nine months at Fort Knox Kentucky now heads to Kaiserslautern Germany for fourteen months He attended Western Reserve High School and worked in construction before enlistment Private Eugene J Missler 20 son of Mr and Mrs Donald J Missler completed an eight week construction machine operator course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on September 29 He learned to operate grading bull dozers and ditch cutting Dale E Halter son of Mr and Mrs Don Halter promoted to Airman First Class He is an electronics specialist stationed at La Junta Colorado Air Force Base part of Strategic Air Command
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Pfc
Terrance A. Smith
Lloyd Smith
Wakeman
U.S. Army
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Kaiserslautern
Germany
Western Reserve High School
U.S
3Rd Armored Cav. Regt
APO
New York
N.Y
Army
Eugene J. Missler
Donald J. Missler
Gray St
Ft. Leonard Wood
Dale E. Halter
Don Halter
Pleasant St
Dale
Air Force
la Junta
Colorado
Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Olsen Describes School Levy At Kiwanis Meeting
Norwalk Board of Education President Dale Olsen urged Kiwanis members that a seven year fire mill operating levy on the November ballot is essential to keep education quality. He cited rising costs and enrollment and warned against waiting for state funds, noting Norwalk’s per pupil spending trails state averages.
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Olsen
Kiwanis Meeting
Dale Olsen
Norwalk Board of Education
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Norwalk
Monroeville Sock Hop Hosted by St. Joseph Parish
The Catholic Youth Organization of St. Joseph's parish hosts a casual sock hop tonight from 8 to 11 p.m. in the parish social center upper chamber. Admission is 50 cents for high school students with refreshments served. Proceeds support the CYO pledge to the new diocesan seminary. Pamela Smith is general chairman with Mary Miller Kathy Fitzgerald and Kathy Eberly directing hall arrangements.
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Monreoveille
St. Joseph’s Parish
C.Y.O
Diocesan
Pamela Smith
Mary Miller
Kathy Fitzgerald
Kathy Eberly
More Live Alone Trend Affects Elderly and Households
Washington reports Census figures show about 9.5 million people lived alone last year, two thirds aged 55 plus, doubling since 1950. The rise reflects more older persons and a preference to keep independent homes. A government effort aims to rally all to preserve historic sites for future generations.
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Census Bureau
Wellington man pinned in pickup after crash on Butler Road
Howard White, 64, of Wellington, was pinned in his overturned pickup for about 25 minutes on Butler Road south of Wakeman. He suffered a severely cut hand and possible foot fracture and was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in fairly good condition. White was cited for driving left of center.
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Wellington
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Butler Road
Wakeman
Howard White
Rt. 1
Norwalk
White
Gas Man scam report closed in Norwalk
Police discontinued the inquiry labeling the case unsound after May Bell Huff, 24 Marshall St., reported a man posing as a gas company employee collected $5. Robert Dickman of Monroeville later claimed he read the meter and did not take any money, with conflicting accounts from Huff.
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Norwalk
May Bell Huff
Marshall St
Robert Dickman
Monroeville
Gas Company
Dickman
Huff
Bus For Students From Miami University to Sandusky
Efforts are underway to charter a round trip bus for all area Miami University students from Oxford Ohio to Sandusky for the Thanksgiving vacation. The bus would depart the Union Building at about 1230 PM Wednesday November 23 and reach the Sandusky Post Office around 5 PM. Return is set for 1 PM Sunday November 27. Reservations on a first come basis with advance payment from parents only. Contact Mr John Holzhauser Sandusky Ohio 625 9549.
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Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Sandusky
Union Building
Miami
John Holzhauser
Park St
Six Hurt In Rt 6 Three Car Crash East Of Huron
Six persons were injured early today in a three car collision on Route 6 east of Huron. Ellsworth H. Williams of Sandusky is in fair condition at Providence Hospital with new injuries and cuts. Timo L. Kukes of Vermilion loses control and rear ends two eastbound cars driven by Williams and Lawrence Prophet of Sandusky. Williams cited for reckless operation.
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Rt. 6
Huron
Ellsworth H. Williams
Center St
Sandusky
Providence Hospital
Baybridge Patrol Post
Timothey L. Kukes
Williams
Lawrence Prophet
Filmore
Berlin Heights Sets Trick or Treat Night Time
Mayor Myron Nickels designates Trick or Treat Night in Berlin Heights from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Residents of the Berlin Community area are asked to participate Police request front door visits for safety and the Fire Department will warn motorists during hours to prevent incidents
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Berlin Heights
Myron Nickels
Berlin
Fire Department
Open House at Board of Education and Library Centers
An open house is scheduled for this Sunday at the Board of Education offices and the two Library Centers at League Street and Pleasant Street Schools. Hours are 2 to 4 p.m.
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Board of Education
League
Pleasant Street
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O’connell
Gene Mack
Washington
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Ment Agency
W.D. Conway
Norwalk Parts
Arthur
Huron County
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Glidden Endurange
Roofing and Lumber CO
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Ohio House of Representatives
Erie County
Harry V. Jump
Willard
Jump
Bluffton College
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
al Morley
Rosedale
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