NOW Calls for Nationwide Women's Strike on Oct 29
NOW coordinator Darlyn Jones urges women to stop working and spending on October 29 to protest national dependence. Rallies and demonstrations are planned in major cities with predicted large turnout. A counter campaign named Alice Does is anticipated led by Phyllis Schlafly.
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Washington
UPI
National Organization For Women
Darlyn Jones
Alice
Ellen Burstyn
Ms. Jones
Phyllis Schlafly
Sharpshooter kills gunman during hijack attempt at San Jose jet
In San Jose a police sharpshooter fatally wounded a gunman attempting to hijack a Continental 727 with three hostages. The gunman shot a hostage in the leg as he fled the aircraft. police would not identify him.
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San Jose
Calif
UPI
Don Trujillo
Liberty the White House dog has nine puppies
Liberty the First Family dog, a golden retriever, gave birth to nine puppies on the White House third floor in under eight hours. First Lady Betty Ford and Susan watched as the litter of five males and four females was delivered from 12:30 p.m. to 8:17 p.m. The mother and pups are reported “doing fine” and all are described as very cute by press secretary Sheila Weidenfeld.
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Washington
UPI
Liberty
White House
Betty Ford
Susan
Oregon
Fire Gutts Monroeville Marine Co. during Weekend Blaze
A Saturday fire gutted much of the Monroeville Marine Co. building damaging boats and outboard motors. The repair shop, filled with gasoline and oil, caused most of the expense estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. Myron Gerber and his son Dave operated the shop. four high value boats were away at a show.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Marine Co
Myron Gerber
Dave
Cedar Point
Gerber
Schneider
Weather and Notices Summary from Norwalk Area
Cloudy with 65 to 70 degree highs and a 20 to 30 percent rain chance. Tonight and Tuesday remain cool with upper 40s to low 50s and southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Marriage license applications list couples from Norwalk Greenwich Bellevue and New Lexington. Births include Chandler Meyer Leto families. Deaths note Branagan Croshaw Buda Penrod Campbell with ages and towns mentioned.
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John C. Marum
Norwalk
Kathleen E. Crabbs
Greenwich
Ricke L. Nelson
Bellevue
Lucinda G. Reichley
New Lexington
Ryuichi Tamura
Linda E. Trotter
Paul Carpenter
Mailman
Elda M. Harper
Public Opinion on Ohio Public Employee Bargaining Drafts
Voters split on the Ohio General Assembly measure allowing collective bargaining for public employees. 69.2 percent oppose saying workers would pursue self interests at public expense, while 30.8 percent support believing arbitration binding would improve governance. Also notes a NOW strike call for Oct. 29 with vote lines.
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Ohio General Assembly
Norwalk VFW Plans World Largest Flag for Bicentennial
Norwalk Veterans of Foreign Wars aims to build the biggest flag, budgeting 3000 dollars with Norwalk Furniture sewing a flag 39 by 54 feet up to the size of a football field. Alfred Peiples leads the project expecting completion next year for a May 20 to July 4 display on a 150 to 200 foot tower, with smaller flags of the U.S. and Ohio to accompany it.
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Rick Reiff
Norwalk
Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Post
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Alfred Peiples
Peiples
J.L. Hudson
Detroit
Perples
VFW
U.S
Ohio
Ohio Doctor Warns Pain Killer Stockpile Short
An Ohio physician warns in JAMA that in a grave national emergency the United States would run out of potent pain killers within hours. Dr. Leonard B. Greentree of Columbus argues the current stockpile is insufficient for civilian casualties and notes potential purchases of opium from Shan rebels.
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Chicago
UPS
United States
Ohio
Leonard B. Greentree
Columbus
The
American Medical Association
Greentree
Burma
U.S
No Mechanical Failure In DC-3 Crash
The DC-3 wreck near Wakeman killed two men, pilot Glenn Sampson and his nephew James Sampson. No mechanical defect found. investigator J O Johnson will forward findings to Chicago for ruling. Plane had just taken off from Ortner Airport and crashed into woods north of the Huron County line. The Sampsons, Miami residents, were bound for Miami after a purchase by a Miami company.
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Cleveland
Wakeman
Johnson
Chicago
Ortner Airport
Huron County Line
Sampson
Miami
Fla
Teachers Revise Demands In EHOVE Negotiations
EHOVE teachers and board negotiators met to review revised demands. James Montgomery said both sides caucused and would resume talks at 1 30 p.m. A four hour daily negotiation order remains in effect issued by Judge James Young.
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Avery
Ehove Teachers Association
Ehove Board of Education
Teacher Association
James Montgomery
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