Life Of A Politician Isn’t All Uphill
UPI reports the perks for incoming lawmakers in 50 states as of election day. The package includes travel allowances, tax writeoffs, stationery, mail and telecommunication benefits, staff and office budgets, health and disability insurance, retirement, and optional cash options. Senate terms are six years while House terms run two years with renewals at voters’ discretion.
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Ray Moseley Washington
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Maryland
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Washington
Capitol
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Nine to Fifteen Year Term For Purse Snatching
An 18 year old, Mark Jerome Dudley, received nine to 15 years in Recorder's Court for snatching a purse containing one dollar from an elderly woman. Judge Robert Colombo cited the crime as harming city life and targeting seniors.
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Detroit
UPI
Recorder’s Court
Robert Colombo
Mark Jerome Dudley
Colombo
Worker Injured at New Norwalk Furniture Site
Lorain sheetmetal worker Ralph Heimann, 50, fell from scaffolding at the Norwalk Furniture project near the roof, about 15 to 20 feet. He from Oberlin based T O Murphey Co. was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital with a fractured heel and is listed in satisfactory condition. Co workers did not witness the fall, details undisclosed.
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Ralph Heimann
Norwalk
Heimann
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Nixon campaigns amid rifle sighting near hotel
President Nixon pressed for Republican gains as two men were reported seen with a high powered rifle near his hotel. Arlington Heights police and federal agents issued a bulletin for two white men about six feet tall in a blue or black 1966 to 1967 Oldsmobile. Security was tightened while Nixon spoke in Mt. Prospect about defeating Stevenson and Humphrey and pushing for an end to the Vietnam War.
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Eugene V. Risher
Chicago
UPI
Nixon
Mt. Prospect
Marriot Motor Hotel
Arlington Heights
Senate
Democratic
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Stevenson
Sen
Ralph T. Smith
Everett M. Dirksen
Ralph Smith
Viet Nam
U.S. Toll in Vietnam War Rises to 43 This Week
U S command reports 43 American GIs killed and 279 wounded in the Vietnam War last week. It marks the third lowest weekly toll this year and continues a four week stretch with the least combat deaths for a 28 day period since 1965. The total U S fatalities since January 1, 1961, reaches 43,904.
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Saigon
UPS
U. S
U.S
Rockefeller expands lead in New York poll Buckley solidifies margin
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and conservative senatorial candidate James L. Buckley Jr. widened leads in the second New York Daily News poll. Rockefeller rose from 54 to 57 percent, Buckley from 37 to 36 percent, while Sen. Charles E. Goodell dipped to 23 percent.
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NEW York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
James L. Buckley Jr
New York Daily News
Rockefeller
Goldberg
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Spiro T. Agnew
Leary Says He Won’t Return to United States
Dr Timothy F Leary 50 reflecting on prison terms awaiting him in the United States says he will never return and plans to become a Moslem and settle in Algeria He claims a total of 38 years would await him if he returned.
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Cairo
UPI
Timothy F. Leary
United States
Algeria
Leary
Weather and Local Notices for Norwalk Area
Cloudy with showers today tonight and Friday. Highs near 60, lows mid 40s in Norwalk. Winds southeast 10-15 mph today, light and variable tonight and Friday. Precip 70% today and tonight, 40% Friday. Marriage license for Harvey J. Ewing and Evelyn I. Fogle. death of Stanley D. Betz Jr. at 53 from 223 E Main St.
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Norwalk
Stanley D. Betz, Jr
E. Main St
Norwalk Board Predicts Heavy Turnout For General Election
The Norwalk Board of Elections forecasts about 12 750 voters or 80 percent turnout across 54 precincts in Huron County for the general election with 15 837 registered voters up 1 503 since May. Absentee ballots are being requested widely and must be received by Friday noon. The election features three local issues including the sale of the municipal power plant. Deputy Director Leona Hackett says Norwalk should see a big vote.
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Board of Elections
Huron County
Norwalk
Leona Hackett
Pilot Dies Of Heart Attack In Flight From Chicago
Captain Herbert Shively 49 collapsed after lifting TWA Flight 273 from Chicago to San Francisco. Co-pilot Edward Connelly 36 assumed control and asked for medical help. Dr Mary Marshall Dayton Ohio aided responders but Shively died after a 25 minute revival attempt. The jet landed safely at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
UPI
Herbert Shively
Trans World Airlines
Chicago
San Francisco
Edward W. Connelly
Mary Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Connelly
Shively
Tickets On Sale For Friday Norwalk Bellevue Game
Advance tickets for the Norwalk Bellevue game are on sale at Norwalk High School. Tickets were available Wednesday from 11 30 a m to 1 p m and will be sold today and Friday at the bookstore in the main building to avoid congestion at the ticket window Friday night.
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Norwalk- Bellevue
Norwalk High School
150 Years Of Pollution Sewer Problem Is Typical For Old Town
Norwalk voters face a 4.5 mill bond issue next Tuesday to fund the first phase of a long range sewer separation project demanded by state health authorities. The city has already spent over $5,000 on studies and completed the Old State Road phase, with a building freeze looming if the bond fails.
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Norwalk
Fred Stewart
Huron County Health
Clarence Ellett
Ellett
Old State
Medina
Adam Brickner
Brickner
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