Youngstown schools seek Ferguson Act to end teacher strike
The Youngstown school board aimed to invoke the Ferguson Act to end a three day strike by 1,100 teachers, with Campbell district officials already using the act. Schools opened with limited staff as attendance ran light in Youngstown and near normal in Campbell, serving about 23,000 and 2,500 students respectively. In Coshocton County, a barn fire at the fairgrounds killed 18 horses. two survived, one officer was treated for smoke inhalation, and investigators planned to determine the fire’s cause today.
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Inflation progress reports highlight cautious optimism
Two briefings show contrasting views on inflation. Nixon says price gains should ease as wage price controls bite and food output rises, while Treasury economists report August wholesale prices up nearly 7 percent, the fastest monthly rise on record.
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Ex-Cabinet Aides Seek Delay in Perjury Trial Hearing Granted
A federal appeals judge approved a hearing for former Cabinet members John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans to delay their perjury conspiracy trial. The case is set to include testimony from John D. Ehrlichman, a former White House aide.
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Weather and Local Births Deaths in Norwalk Area
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with a low in the 50s and Thursday offers sunshine. Norwalk highs around 87 and lows near 63 with 90 percent morning humidity. Births report a boy for Mr and Mrs Terry Plue and a girl for Mr and Mrs William Cooley. deaths include Etta M Remde 93 and Ellis Gibson 70.
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Boyle charged with murder in 1969 Yablonski slayings
Tony Boyle former UMWA president faces murder charges in the 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. William Turnblazer also charged with murder hearings set before county grand jury in October.
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Car crashes into porch injuring none in Milan Ohio
Ritzenthaler watches TV on his porch when a car driven by 17 year old Thomas L. Peterson of Milan skids off Clifton Street and hits the porch tearing it from the house. Peterson and passenger Mike Riggleman of Collins face reckless driving charges. damage estimated at 2500 to 3000 dollars.
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Ex Workers Urge Action Against Shady Lane Superintendent
Eight women from the Shady Lane Home accuse superintendent John Laible of incompetence and unsafe medical practices. They say doctors were not summoned when needed and medications were given without physician authorization. They seek a public meeting with Laible to discuss the charges as county officials consider the controversy.
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Democrats Nominate James Smith to Complete City Council Term
The Democratic Central Committee chose James R. Smith to fill the unexpired council term through 1975, over Robert Williams and Howard Turnley. Smith, 49, a Milan Steel exec and Norwalk native, previously served on the council in the 1960s and lives at 21 Southgate with wife Grace and three grown children.
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Nixon Highlights Press Conference Facts and Pledges
President Nixon summarized a disappointing year for administration initiatives and said a new State of the Union would be submitted. He discussed meeting with Vice President Agnew, tax questions over a San Clemente estate sale, inflation control, Watergate tapes, and a balanced stance in the Middle East.
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Endorsements Unlikely For Huron County Judge Appointment
Bellevue Judge Robert Smith and Norwalk lawyers Henry E. Young Frederick F. Waugh and Donald F. Derby seek the Huron County Probate and Juvenile Court judgeship to be decided by Gov. John Gilligan from Sixth District Judicial Council recommendations. Party leaders refuse to pledge endorsements unless Gilligan requests them. Derby’s bio is unavailable as he is on vacation.
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