Wildcat strike ends at Willard plants
Pioneer Rubber Company president Jack H. Gibson said the Willard and Attica plant walkout is seemingly over with workers returning to their jobs. He called the strike illegal and not recognized, while union officials met to discuss grievances.
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Willard
Jack H. Gibson
Pioneer Rubber Company
Willard and
Attica
Gibson
United Rubber Workers Local 804
John Archer
Corps Engineers Delayed Visit Hinders Norwalk Creek Project
Norwalk expected Army Corps of Engineers team did not arrive to assess Norwalk Creek condition. Service Director Mount said they were in Lorain and hoped to come today. City awaits Corps decision on a $60,000 federal funding request to dredge and clean the creek, a issue since the reservoir breach on July 5 that affected East Elm Street residents.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Norwalk
Norwalk Creek
Lorain
William V. Mount
East Elm Street
Princess On Trial Over Knife During December Demonstration
Princess Kahn-Tineta Horn, 24, of an Indian reserve near Montreal, went on trial today charged with carrying an offensive weapon during a December demonstration. She allegedly had a knife hidden in her sleeve.
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Kahn-Tineta Horn
Montreal
UPI
Wife of Bishop Pike searches desert for missing husband
Diane Pike says she remains confident James A. Pike is alive in the Judean Desert. Israeli police with Bedouin guides renewed a third day of desert searches in 100 degree heat for the 56 year old missing former Episcopal bishop of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Jordan
UPI
James A. Pike
Episcopal
California
Pike
Diane Pike
Wallace's presence would have narrowed Nixon victory margins
Michigan psychologist Arthur C. Wolfe reports in a study for the American Psychological Association that Nixon would have won by an even larger margin in 1968 if George C. Wallace had not run. The before-and-after survey was presented at the APA meeting concluding today.
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Washington
UPI
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Arthur C. Wolfe
American Psychological Association
Weather Outlook Norwalk Mild With Showers Likely
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with a chance of thundershowers. Lows in the middle 60s. Friday mild with showers and thundershowers and highs in the middle to lower 80s. Saturday warmer with showers and variable cloudiness. Easterly winds today turning southeast tonight and Friday. Norwalk high 81 low 61 humidity 93 percent at 8 am and 76 percent at 8 pm. Precip none. Births marriages and deaths listed with local names and towns.
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Norwalk
Ex-Pro Gridiron Hero Saves Falling Worker in Wheeling
Fireman Ed Raper, a 26-year-old former professional defensive back, saved Albert A. Brubach about 50 feet above ground when a hoist bucket failed and fellow worker John Markiewicz fell 40 feet. Brubach helped secure Brubach until firefighters arrived. Markiewicz sustained multiple injuries.
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Wheeling
W. Va
UPI
Ed Raper
Albert A. Brubach
Lansing
Ohio
John Markiewicz
Markiewicz
Brubach
Senate Asked To Temper Tax Cut
Washington UPI Kennedy and Cohen urged Senate Finance Committee to cut the House tax cuts by 2.33 billion and add a 1.6 billion annual corporate tax cut, warning the House bill risks inflation. They predicted future shifts in personal and corporate tax burdens and urged revisions before a Senate floor vote.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
Nixon
House
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Asst
Edwin S. Cohen
Senate Finance Committee
Christman
Kennedy
Father of S C Boy Who Lost Eye Files Suit
Edmund F. Kramer files a $200000 damage suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court on behalf of his 17-year-old son Robert for injuries suffered at South Central High School last year. The petition claims Glenn Lacy maliciously assaulted Robert Kramer on Oct 8, 1968, in the schoolyard, with medical expenses totaling $1690 for eye removal.
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Shiloh
South Central High School
Edmund F. Kramer
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert
Glenn
Milan Residents Urged to Cut Lawn Watering
Milan officials ask residents to limit lawn sprinkling until rainfall improves. Richard Meyers of the Board of Public Affairs said village wells are running at capacity during the dry spell. The EPA did not impose a total ban but urged cooperation.
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Milan
Richard Meyers
Board of Public Affairs
EPA
Psychologist Joins Huron County Guidance Center
Claudio Rabello a Columbia University graduate was hired as staff psychologist at the Huron County Guidance Center at an annual salary of 11500 beginning Aug 1. He will serve a six month probation and the hire was endorsed by the Huron County Mental Health Board. Rabello has a Masters from Columbia and previously worked as a State Department interpreter and YMCA Counselling and Guidance Center tester.
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Claudio Rabello
Columbia University
Huron County Guidance Center
Rabello
Ben A. Finkelstein
Huron County Mental Health Board
U.S. State Department
Ymca Counselling and Guidance Center
New York
Walter Drury
Willard
Kenneth Buckley
Wakeman
Buckley
Drury
Huron County Mental Health Society
Huron County
City and Ohio Edison discuss stand by power link
Ohio Edison will supply Norwalk with standby power information after a discussion with City officials and H W Miller of Ohio Edison. The plan contemplates interconnection between Norwalk's 13.2 kilowatt system and Ohio Edison's 34.5 kilowatt grid with details on availability rates and terms for supplying all of Norwalk's estimated 15 000 kilowatts daily.
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Ohio Edison
Norwalk
William V. Mount
H.W. Miller
Sandusky
Mount Today
Ohio Edison Company
Federal Power Commission
Mount
Miller
Harold E. Finch
George W. Raike
Ashland
Raike
Finch
Edward Still
Chamber of Commerce
James Ewell
Rotary Club
Robert Hill
Anthony Petrosino
Charles Hipp
George Cunitz
Ho Chi Minh dies after 79 years of war leadership
Ho Chi Minh, revered as Uncle Ho, died at 79 after weeks of illness. Hanoi Radio announced the heart attack as North Vietnam mourns with a week of national mourning. Ho guided 24 years of war against the French and United States backed forces, with no immediate change in Hanoi policy expected.
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Daniel Southerland
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi Radio
Uncle Ho
Indochina
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
Moscow
Peking
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William R. Ruffing
Janice M. Rupp
Charles James Ruffing
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Gertrude Andresen McNeill
Plymouth
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Lakewood
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Cleveland
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Dudley A. White
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