Community fund backs Greiner kidney crisis
A Huron County drive launches the Legacy To Life Fund to aid Harry Greiner and other kidney disease patients. Dr. N M Camardese and Mrs. Monnie Camp spearhead the effort with backing from the community and the Huron County Banking Co. Funds support medical costs and donor searches for the 20 year old Nephritis patient and his uninsurable family.
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Harry Greiner
N.M. Camardese
Huron County
Greiner
Harry
John Ruggles
N. Foster St
Monnie Camp
Ruggles
Camardese
Cleveland Clinic
Legacy To Life Fund aids Greiner kidney case with sweepstakes
Drawing proceeds from a supermarket sweepstakes by Greiner Kappa Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi aid Harry Greiner’s kidney disease. Tickets sold at local shops with a plan to form a board and accept donations to the Life fund supported by Huron County Bank and Kidney Foundation. A film fundraiser and hospital talk feature Ernest Locser as guest speaker.
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Kidney Foundation
Cleveland Clinic
Camardese
Life
Haros County Bank
Greiner
Ruggles
U.S. Forces Put On 12 Day Grey Alert In Vietnam
In Saigon the 215,000 American troops in Vietnam are confined to bases for 12 days amid fears of Communist disruption of the October 3 presidential election. The alert, ordered by U.S. command, runs from 5 p.m. today to 5 p.m. October 6, forbidding entry into populated areas except for essential duty.
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Saigon
Weizman Calls to Remove Missile Threat Along Suez
Retired Major General Ezer Weizman, former Israeli air force chief, urged Israel to remove the threat posed by Soviet missiles massed along the Suez Canal. In an Haaretz interview he said air forces must be free to protect troops and reduce missile war dangers.
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United Press International
Ezer Weizman
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sinai
Haaretz
Ohio Sits As Major Battleground For 1972 Election
Ohio Republican leaders declare the state a key battleground for the 1972 presidential race. State Chairman John Andrews says a Nixon-support group will form early next year to help carry Ohio, stressing no president has won without Ohio.
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Columbus
UPI
John Andrews
Ohio
Andrews
Nixon
State Central Committee
Harris Seeks Democratic Presidential Nomination
Oklahoma Senator Fred R. Harris announced his bid for the Democratic nomination in 1972 calling the year crucial. He pledged to travel to the elderly, Vietnam veterans in hospitals, prisons, and the streets to rally support and “turn this country around before it’s too late.”
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Washington
UPI
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Harris
Mothers End Boycott Over Desegregation Plan in Pontiac
The National Action Group a leading white mothers group in Pontiac Michigan suspends its boycott of the city schools ending the first such action since classes began on September 7 They also cancel a planned statewide boycott set for October 1 The group says the boycott achieved its aims and shows community unity against the busing program.
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Pontiac, Mich
UPI
National Action Group
NAG
Pontiac
Irene McCabe
Budget OK Will Do Says Nye on Park Reopenings
State Natural Resources Director William Nye urged that only a legislative appropriation can reopen state parks. He dismissed actions like lobbying the press, lawn care at the statehouse, or lengthy sessions as ineffective.
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Columbus
UPI
William Nye
Weather and notices from The Record September 24 1971
Sunny and cool today with a high in the 60s and Tonight clear with lows in the 40s Mostly sunny and warmer Saturday with a high in the 60s Precipitation near zero today and tonight and about 10 percent Saturday North to northeast winds 10 to 15 mph today then variable tonight High temperature in Norwalk 73 Low 39 Humidity values recorded morning and afternoon No precipitation in Norwalk Sunrise and sunset times Moonrise and moonset Births list includes Saunders Cole Stevens Deaths list notes Fries and Williams in Norwalk
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Norwalk
Britain Expels 90 Soviet Officials Over Espionage
Britain expelled 90 Soviet officials for intelligence activities and barred 15 more with re-entry visas. The move follows a defected KGB officer who provided plans for agent infiltration and sabotage. Britain cites 550 Soviet officials in country and says expulsions are peacetime unprecedented.
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London
UPS
Britain
Foreign Office
KGB
Secret Police
Soviet Union
Anatoly Fedoseyev
Real Estate Partners Sued Over Breach of Contract
New York couple Donald and Mrs. Dudley sue Leon P. Merriam and A. Ray Beard of Realty Trust for $13,811 in Common Pleas Court. They allege breach of contract tied to rental and sale of their Canandaigua home, claiming misrepresentation, improper rent credit, and a loss on sale plus withheld rent. They seek $3,811 in damages and $10,000 punitive damages.
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New York
Leon P. Merriam
A. Ray Beard
Realty Trust
W. Elm St
Donald Dudley
Canandaigua
N.Y
Eastwood Dr
Common Pleas Court
Dudleys
Merriam and
Beard
Dudley
Ronald H. Freeman
Nixon hints on Supreme Court pick may favor woman
President Nixon signaled possible appointment of a woman to one of two open Supreme Court vacancies. Richard Poff of Virginia, a House Judiciary Committee leader, emerged as a leading contender amid opposition from civil rights groups citing his record. Black and Harlan both ill or retirement status shapes the process as Nixon weighs a nonjudicial candidate.
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Washington
UPI
Richard E. Poff
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Nixon
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Hugo L. Black
Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Puff
Detroit Economic Club
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Poff
House Judiciary Committee
The
Washington Post
John N. Mitchell
White House
German student slaps Chancellor Brandt in Munich
Viktor Gislo a 23 year old political science student and former NDP candidate slapped Chancellor Willy Brandt on a downtown Munich sidewalk protesting ostpolitik. Police identified Gislo and said he had prior trouble for tearing down an East German flag. Brandt’s guards detained the attacker for questioning.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Manfred Schreiber
Viktor Gislo
National Democratic Party
NDP
Gislo
Norwalk Boy Undergoes Open Heart Surgery in Cleveland
A six year old Norwalk area boy underwent open heart surgery at Lakeside University Hospital in Cleveland. Mark Haas left the operating room around 10 30 this morning and his mother says he is doing fine. Ten area residents had traveled to Cleveland to donate blood if needed and his family had known of the heart murmur since summer.
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Cleveland
Norwalk
Lakeside University Hospital
Mark Haas
James R. Haas
Old State Road
Mark
George Burras
Milan
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Community Fund
Schild
IGA
Main View Barber Shop
Village Boutique
Looking Glass Beauty Salon
Reineck
Mothers
Thomas Saunders
New
Clemence A. Fries
Sally M. Williams
Moscow
Alex Douglas-Home
Dennis Greenhill
Ivan Ippolitov
Norwalk High School
Jenny Maxwell
Galion
Jenny
Whitney Field
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Leon Shull
Congress
Shull
Supreme Court
Clement Haynesworth
G. Harrold Carswell
Ronald L. Ziegler
Schreiber
Children’s Hospital of University Hospitals
Adelbert Road
Jerry Beck
Collins
Ted Gastier
Marjorie Benedict
Robert Copsey
Greg Fries
Vern Gordon
Arthur Hillman
Helen Pool
Betty Rhodes
Bernadine Schaffer
Duane Haas
Howard Mahl
Newton St
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