Woman Cited After City Crash In Norwalk
A Norwalk woman was charged with failure to yield after her car cut in front of another at West Elm and Maple. No injuries occurred though both vehicles were damaged. Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Kirk were the principal parties, with Mrs. Kirk’s address listed.
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Norwalk
West Elm
Maple Streets
David Hartley
Charles Kirk
Washington St
Diane M. Harshberger
Jackson St
Miss Harshberger
Chatham St
Tex H. Ooten
Classified Ads Guide Turns Unneeded Articles Into Cash
A local classified ad service offers to convert unused articles into cash by calling 662 4241 to connect with an ad writer. The note promotes turning clutter into money and invites immediate action to place an ad.
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Dial
GOP Governors Stand Firm On Nixon Economy Bond
Republican governors at the National Governors Conference signal support for Nixon economic policy. They refuse to back a Democratic resolution and reject two measures opposing busing for racial balance in schools. Arch Moore leads the executive committee heading to Washington for talks with Nixon on wage price policy after a 90 day freeze.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
Nixon
Communist
China
Spiro T. Agnew
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia
Washington
Moore
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee
Attorney General Calls McElroy to Resign
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown urged former AG Mark McElroy to resign from the Public Employee Retirement System board over stock purchases tied to board investments. McElroy reported losses on 1000 Universal Oil Products shares and 400 American Natural Gas shares bought in 1970, while PERS held large sums in those stocks. Brown argued even appearance of impropriety breaches fiduciary duties and urged public disclosure.
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Columbus
UPS
William J. Brown
Mark McElroy
Employer’ Retirement System Board
PERS
McElroy
Universal Oil Products
American Natural Gas
Brown
Diplomats Meet On China At United Nations
The United States rallied backers of Nationalist China to defend its UN seat while backing Communist China’s admission. About twenty nations met with U.S. Ambassador George Bush as Washington prepared a resolution proposing Peking keep Nationalist veto power in the Security Council. Japan’s final stance on China representation was awaited until Foreign Minister Fukuda returned to Tokyo on September 17.
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United Nations
UPI
United States
China
U.S
U.N
Generlissimo
Chiang Kai-shek
George Bush
Peking
U.N. Security Council
Japan
Takeo Fukuda
Tokyo
AT&T Announces China Restores Direct Telephone Link
AT&T said Communist China agreed to restore direct telephone service with the United States. A cable from China to AT&T Long Lines stated the Shanghai Oakland radio telephone circuit would be restored.
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New York
UPI
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
China
United States
Shanghai- Oakland
At&t Long Lines
Voter Registration Closes Wednesday Across Huron County
The Huron County Board of Elections urges eligible voters to register by Wednesday to vote in November. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown proclaims Boost Registration Week, stressing citizenship as the basis of voting privileges. Orvil Stamper Jr. received a suspended six month jail term for failing to support his family and was ordered to pay court costs.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Ted W. Brown
Huron
Brown
Orvil Stamper, Jr
Willard
Stamper
Common
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Johnson & Johnson
Iban
D Aid
Jergen’s
Marlox
Ohrven
Ajohmon
E. Main ST
UAW
Edward Prack
George Bruehler
Bill Leaser
Walgreen Agency
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UPI Telephoto
GOP
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