Ohio public schools open amid strikes in Youngstown and elsewhere
Across Ohio 1973 74 classes begin with delays as 1200 Youngstown teachers strike threatening 23000 students. Superintendent Pegues seeks injunction against the Youngstown Education Association to avert further disruption.
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Tropical Storm Delia Brings Winds to Gulf Coast
Delia nears hurricane force as it tracks toward Texas and Louisiana coastal areas. Civil Defense director J Roland Tresclair warns residents to stay out of Cameron Parish while hundreds of cars head toward the shore. the storm stalled overnight and swirled about 100 miles out in the Gulf as the National Weather Service cautions over strengthening conditions.
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Maharaj Ji Plans Month Rest After Hospital Stay
Maharaj Ji, a 15 year old guru with six million followers, intends a month of rest following release from St. Luke's hospital after treatment for an ulcer. He convalesced in an $80,000 Denver home bought by followers and a world tour was postponed.
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Doctor testifies Bruce Lee died of brain disease inquest
A Hong Kong doctor testified that Bruce Lee apparently died July 22 from a brain disease. The pathologist found brain swelling organ congestion and traces of cannabis in his lungs during the inquest opening.
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Schools face higher cafeteria prices and loan hurdles
Washington reports say students return to school this month to higher cafeteria prices with districts likely charging about five cents more per lunch. The National School Public Relations Association notes possible fuel shortages and loans hurdles while Los Angeles schools buy 42,000 pounds of Australian beef for three weeks due to limited U.S. beef supply.
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Weather and notices for Norwalk with births and deaths
Cloudy conditions with a chance of thundershowers this afternoon and showers tonight. Highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s, cooler on Wednesday with a high around 80 to 85. Norwalk high 92, low 62 with no precipitation. Sunrise 6 57 am Sunset 7 56 pm. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Terry Belcher Huron a boy. DEATHS Fred C Fish 85 Monroeville Theodore J Adelman 75 Norwalk Douglas A Snook 14 Willard.
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Hostages Quarrel Over Stockholm Bank Photo
A police dispute arises over the release of an exclusive photo from a Stockholm bank siege. The image shows gunman Jan Erik Olsson, convict Clark Olofsson, and four hostages in a vault as tear gas ended the five day standoff.
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Vandals Trash Maplehurst Elementary School Overnight
Norwalk police investigated extensive vandalism at Maplehurst Elementary during the holiday weekend. There was little structural damage but classrooms were ransacked with supplies smashed and scattered. two violins were broken and tempera paint spread, with footprints seen in the east and north wings.
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Ohio Driver Charged With Five Counts Of Vehicular Homicide
The driver Joseph A. Chaney 22 of Cleveland faces five counts of vehicular homicide after a car crash at Burke Lakefront Airport during the National Air Show. Five spectators died including Gary Williams and Camillio Resch family members. two children were injured. Chaney was speeding at 65 mph in a 50 mph zone and was jailed after minor injuries.
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Fourth straight UFO reports in Georgia and Tennessee
In Athens a motorist rushed to police with a bright flashing object that approached within 15 feet of his car before vanishing. The Air Force has halted UFO investigations, citing closure of the program, while Tennesseans and Floridians report varied sightings and colors, including red blue green and orange glows.
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Reverend Ted Whitney Dies by Suicide in Westwood Home
The Rev Theodore G S Whitney 50 former St Paul Episcopal rector of Norwalk Ohio died at his Westwood Mobile Estates home Labor Day morning from an overdose of sleeping pills. Coroner Dr William B Holman ruled death self inflicted. Whitney had been retired from ministry since 1971 and was despondent over medical and family problems and job loss. He is survived by a son and two daughters. Funeral arrangements are pending at Heaston Funeral Home.
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