Guatemalan Consul Was Targeted With Car Bomb
Guatemalan consul Miguel Enrique Lozano in Ohio said a weekend car bomb may reflect a power struggle between guerrillas with Communist ideas and the Guatemalan government. A seven inch pipe bomb filled with gunpowder was removed from his car by Ravenna Arsenal bomb squad while the car rested at Americana apartments during a European vacation.
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Cleveland
UPI
Miguel Enrique Lozano
Ohio
Ravenna
Americana Apartments
Locano
Lozano
Europe
Mauriac dies in Paris hospital at 85
Francois Mauriac a Nobel Prize winner and one of France s leading modern authors died in a Paris hospital early Monday after a fracture aged 85. The UPI telephoto report notes his long career and fame.
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Francois Mauriac
Paris
France
UPI
Nine terror leaders charged in Uruguay kidnapping case
Nine alleged terrorist leaders were charged with complicity in the kidnapping of three foreign envoys in Montevideo. They were linked to harboring the abductors of U S police adviser Daniel A. Mitrione U S farm consultant Claude Fly and Brazilian Consul Aloysio Dias Gomide after a raid on August 7.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
U.S
Daniel A. Mitrione
Claude L. Fly
Aloysio Dias Gomide
Nixon welfare reform pilot plan draws Senate resistance
President Nixon offered a one year trial for his family assistance plan if Congress passes it this year. Senator John J. Williams of Delaware proposed testing pilot projects first before approving the $4.1 billion program. Nixon agreed to delay implementation until January 1972 with pilots starting in three states on January 1, 1971.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
John J. Williams
Delaware
Weather and life notes for Norwalk area
Sunny warm day with highs around 70s and little night cooling. Easterly to southeast winds under 15 mph. Norwalk highs 71 and lows 43. Precipitation negligible. Births list multiple local families with newborns and sexes. Marriage licenses issued to several couples in Norwalk Shiloh Willard and nearby towns. Deaths reported in Clarksfield Springfield and Minister locales.
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Norwalk
Senate Rejects Vietnam Deadline Amid Vietnam War Funding Debate
The Senate voted 55 to 39 to reject a plan by Hatfield and McGovern to end U.S. funding in Southeast Asia by year end or by February 29, 1972 if extended by 60 days. McGovern accused the chamber of bloodshed while opponents argued Nixon was already withdrawing troops. The proposal evolved from an earlier push to halt financing and force troop withdrawal.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Vietnam
Indochina
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
Congress
White House
Gulf of Tonkin
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Charles H. Percy
Ill
McGovern
U.S
House
Hatfield McGovern
Southeast Asia
Ohio teachers warned as OEA imposes sanctions
The Ohio Education Association sanctioned Ohio publicly funded schools for the first time in 123 years urging a tax overhaul to fund schools adequately. The move targets the state's low per pupil spending while advising new teachers not to take jobs in Ohio though current staff remain.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Education Association
Ohio
OEA
Kent State University
J. Alan Aufderheide
OFA
Aufderheide
Martin Essex
Essex
Norwalk Man Arrested in Burglary Probe
Norwalk police arrested Henry J. Bishop Jr. 22, at 143 Benedict Ave for grand larceny on a warrant from Tiffin as investigators probe around six Norwalk burglaries. Bishop faces receiving and concealing stolen property charges. his wife Barbara Grace 22 is charged with harboring a felon. Bishop is also wanted in Pennsylvania and federal warrants exist. About $1200 in instruments were stolen from a Tiffin bar back room. Hearings were pending.
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Norwalk
Tiffin
Henry J. Bishop, Jr
Benedict Ave
Bishop
Barbara Grace
Huron County
Pennsylvania
Man Hacks Jet at Miami Airport Over Dog’s Death
Thomas William Brown attacked a Boeing 727 at Miami International Airport injuring it while claiming airline negligence caused his Irish Wolfhound’s May death. He admitted planning to paint a porch before lashing out with an ax. He faced federal destruction of a vehicle charge with a $100,000 bond set.
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Eastern Airlines
Bill Ennis
Thomas Brown
Eastern
UPI
Miami
Thomas William Brown
New York
Brown
U.S
Edward Swan
Dallas
Atlanta
Jim Boardman
Boardman
Dade County
FBI
Swan
Inspectors Begin Two-Step Review For Flood Repairs
Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Army Corps of Engineers crews started the first of a two step evaluation to reimburse Norwalk flood repairs. Walter Moulton said the physical inspection of Norwalk Creek would take one day. City officials Mount Cunitz and Nicaise accompanied the inspectors. contractor Leon Riley will not join the tour. An auditing team will later verify reimbursement items, with no date set for their visit.
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George Cunitz
Walter Moulton
Robert Nicaise
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Army Corps of Engineers
Walter D. Moulton
The
Resources Department North East
Mount
Leon Riley
Pittsburgh Man Gets Feeler for Cleveland Safety Director
Joseph M. Barr says he will discuss with Mayor Carl B. Stokes the possible appointment of James W. Slusser as Cleveland safety director. Slusser, 53, has received a feeler for the $30 000 post and would regard the honor as a challenge if offered. He served 28 years on the Pittsburgh police force and was fired earlier this year after Peter F. Flaherty became mayor.
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Cleveland
UPI
Joseph M. Barr
Pittsburgh
Carl B. Stokes
James W. Slusser
Slusser
Oliver Family Settles in Idaho After Long Trek
The Russell Oliver family of Norwalk has decided to settle in Burley Idaho after a 2000 mile journey pulling a wagon with 23 pairs of walking shoes and seven pairs of horseshoes They arrived Friday and Oliver began work at J R Simplot Company in Heyburn The family faced bad weather and sneers from skeptics as they moved their Belgian Draft horses and four children Richard Tina Russell Jr and the rest endured mishaps along the way but are now planning to settle in southern Idaho
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Burley
Idaho
Russell Oliver
Olivers
Norwalk
Oliver
J.R. Simplot Company
Heyburn
Taffic
Richard
South Idaho
Nebraska
Tina
Russell Jr
Zenobia Rd
Charlotte
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