Migrant Clinic Opens Tonight in Monroeville
The Huron County Migrant Clinic opens at 7 pm at Dr. Larry Hadley’s office in Monroeville. Operated by Dr. Hadley and Dr. Andres Vargas with nurses and interpreters, it serves migrant workers and those settled in the past two years, weekly until about Nov 1.
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Huron County
Larry Hadley
Monroeville
Huron County Health Department
Hadley
Andres Vargas
George Linn
Health Department
Linn
Fremont
Tiffin
Egypt and Russia blamed for cease fire violations
Washington reports that U.S. sources have evidence of Egypt and Russia violating the Middle East cease-fire. President Nixon discussed the matter with top advisers at the Western White House amid diplomatic complications. Athens sees two killed in a bombing at the U.S. Embassy and the fate of the victims remains unclear. Weather across the corn belt last week was warm and dry, with blight threatening the 1970 corn crop.
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Washington
UPS
United States
Egypt
Russia
Middle East
Nixon
White House
UPI
Weather Bureau
George F. Sprague
Agriculture Department
Manila Floods Kill 14 as Rain Hits Philippines
Record rainfall surpassing 22 inches in 30 hours floods Manila killing 14 people including two U S sailors. President Marcos declares calamity and emergency. Navy victims died in a Cubi Point landslide 90 miles northwest of Manila. names withheld until relatives are notified.
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Manila
UPI
U. S
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Navy
Cubi Point Naval Station
Ohio Population Rises 8.6 Percent in Decade but Drops to Sixth
Preliminary 1970 census figures show Ohio growing by 8.6 percent over ten years to 9,542,000, but slipping from fifth to sixth among the states. The gains reflect a steady rise despite the interstate ranking shift.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Ohio
Buckeye
Italian man hurls stones at Pope Paul VI during audience
In Castel Gandolfo an Italian described by police as a madman threw two stones at Pope Paul VI after his weekly general audience. A Vatican spokesman said the stones hit a wall and the pope was unaware of the incident at the time.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
White House dinner to be served by men amid women’s protest
The Western White House cites tradition as it plans a state dinner for Mexico's President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz with male waiters serving. Women waitresses protested loss of a day's pay and discrimination, drawing Women's Liberation Movement pressure.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
White House
Women’s Liberation Movement
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Weather Today Norwalk Warm and Sunny to Cloudy
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs near 80. Tonight is not as cool with upper 50s to lower 60s. Thursday brings more clouds and 80s with a chance of thundershowers. Precipitation chances 10 today 20 tonight 40 Thursday. Winds 6 to 12 mph then southeast 10 to 15 mph tonight and 15 to 20 mph Thursday. Norwalk high 73 low 42. Humidity 86 percent at 7 am 49 percent at 1 pm 54 percent at 7 pm. Sunrise 6:54 am Sunset 7:59 pm. Moonrise 8:38 am Moonset 8:40 pm.
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Norwalk
Plans For Route 250 Bypass Near Norwalk and Milan
Harold H. Reader of the State Highway Department says the Norwalk Milan Route 250 bypass plans are essentially complete with a design hearing hoped for later this year. The 12 mile project to relocate Route 250 east of the present road is slated for 1973 with opening aimed for late 1974 or early 1975, cost estimates total 20 million dollars with the first leg at about 10.69 million and federal funding expected to cover 50 percent. Construction on widening Route 250 north of Bogart Road to four lanes continues with traffic maintained and no detours planned.
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Norwalk
Milan
Harold H. Reader
State Highway Department
Ashland
Reader
Bogart Road
Route 250
First Day In First Grade Dale Susko Starts School
Norwalk city news notes a first grade student Dale Susko greeted by teacher Mrs. Emmons with a name tag. In separate coverage, Norwalk City Council defeats an ordinance to buy Avalon Hotel and Cook Tobacco sites for 112000 with 79 parking spaces planned, while discussing alternatives and seeking more information.
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Dale Susko
Maplehurst
Jerry Emmons
Dale
Norwalk
Avalon Hotel
Cook Tobacco Co
Chamber of Commerce
Allen Hakes
George F. Linn, Jr
Domenic Coletta
Richard Cunningham
Robert Williams
Morgan Jones
Melvin Shipley
Hakes
Whittlesey Avenue
Edward Still
Chamber
Main Street
Whittlesey
Avalon Lot
A.B. Mann
Council
Avalon
Cook
Fred Stein
Norwalk Area Development Committee
Norwalk Students Return as New School Year Opens
About 3,500 Norwalk pupils started classes with cooler air and anticipation. Norwalk High adds 70 to 75 in attendance from last year. freshmen total 338, with 247 sophomores, 251 juniors and 212 seniors. St Pauls High reports 334 students. elementary and junior high figures vary, with kindergarten starting Thursday. Lunch prices rise modestly with elementary 35 cents and high/jr high 40 cents. teachers pay 50.
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Norwalk
Jerry Spencer
Georgia Carpenter
Norwalk High School
St. Paul’s High School
Dennis Dible
Mary Christella
St. Paul’s
Pleasant Street
Maplehurst
Benedict
League Street
Bronson
Poll Favors Income Tax Over New Millage
In New London voters backed an income tax by more than two to one in a 358 163 18 tally from 539 returns. Mayor Winston White and council plan to act soon on establishing the income tax after a 72 percent questionnaire return and public input on village problems.
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New London
Winston White
White
Bright neckties linked to attracting women say survey
A British survey of 50 men finds bright wide ties linked to attracting unaccompanied women. Among 18 to 30 year olds nearly half purposely choose flashy ties for parties, while 44 of 50 expect comments from wives or girlfriends.
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Peter J. Shaw
London
UPI
British
Liverpool
Association
Alan Comfort
Six firms bid on Huron County Jail addition contracts
Architect Thurman J. Peabody will report to county commissioners Thursday on bids opened Tuesday noon for an addition to the Huron County Jail. Six firms bid the general contract with base bids from 35 452 to 54 424. five firms bid plumbing 2 850 to 6 500. heating 4 116 to 8 500. and electrical 5 250 to 9 750. The project extends the jail north toward the courthouse rear to add office and kitchen space.
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Thurman J. Peabody
Huron County
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