Poll shows Blue Laws in Ohio may change in 105th Assembly
Ohio legislators surveyed by The Chronicle-Telegram show 81 percent favor Blue Law revision. Avon Lake Democrat Edward DeChant will push a bill to allow six days of business in a seven day week while keeping Sunday closing in some form.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Legislative Reference Bureau
Michigan
Where to turn For silenced voices
A doctor reports a glycerin and plastic injection into the vocal cords may restore lost voices by helping the cords come together in the voice area of the larynx. The article appears on today’s Science Page Page 10.
Newcomer Letter Prompts Women's Pages Feature
A new Elyria arrival wrote to the editor claiming limited public information on city activities. The letter drew the attention of the CT's women's pages editor, leading to a new feature for newcomers and longtime residents on Page 12.
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Elyria
Woman hunter defies stereotypes in CT DividendPages feature
A CT Dividend Pages feature reports a well trained woman hunter who may beat men at their own game. The interview with a game enforcement officer suggests women turn to game law violations when bored with knitting.
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C-T
Veteran Wellington postal worker retires after 40 years
In Wellington a veteran postal employee with four decades of service retires and says he plans to do a lot of loafing. The piece notes his retirement on page 6.
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Wellington
California wife guilty in plot to kill husband for life policy
Doris Saunders 28 was found guilty in a nonjury trial of arranging a murder for a husband’s death to collect a $50,000 life insurance. The judge called the evidence overwhelming and acquitted co defendant Leilam Atkinson. Saunders faces up to five years if probation is denied.
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UPI
Larry Saunders
Teothibrunt
Doris Saunders
William P. Mahedy
Leilam Atkinson
San Diego
Saunders
Miss Atkin
Weather forecast for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Mostly cloudy today with light snow late today and tonight. Highs around 30 to 26, lows near 23 to 20. Sunday will be cloudy with scattered flurries and colder temperatures. Friday temperatures 29 to 35 with a mean of 34 for the period ended 7 am. Precipitation in the last 24 hours was a trace. Humidity varied from 64 to 79 percent. Sunrise 7:54 am, sunset 5:12 pm. Moonrise 2:10 pm, moonset 3:09 am Sunday. Wisftsntle
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State of siege declared in Peru revolt plot
The military junta proclaimed a nationwide state of siege to block an alleged revolt planned by agents of Moscow and Havana. Police squads routed scores of known Communists from their beds and jailed them. Arrests were estimated from 50 to 300 with reports of activity in interior cities.
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Peru
UPI
Moscow
Havana
Cuzco
Hugo Blanco
Finley
Policeman resigns from South Amherst force after game night
South Amherst patrolman James Balog resigned last night after attending the Firelands basketball game. He said he spoke verbally to Mayor Jack Walker and refused to provide reasons, citing a misunderstanding. Balog, 23 years on the Western Automatic staff, referenced former police chief Thomas Smizek’s firing.
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Girl Dies in Oberlin Car from Carbon Monoxide Fumes
Barbara Ann Seabold, 17, Oberlin Witch School senior, died last night from carbon monoxide poisoning after being found in a car with her date, 16, on Garfield Road near Quarry Road. The Oberlin High School juniors were taken to Allen Hospital in critical condition. authorities deem the death accidental with no foul play suspected.
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pLotain County
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U Am
Allen Hospital
R Thomas Macha
Victor Macha
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Oberhin High School
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R. W. Duncan
Governor selects sheriff amid regional political shifts
Lorain County Sheriff Verdon Smith discusses the governor’s right to appoint his own candidates as he seeks reform and broader support. The governor plans to replace Grant Bevs with a new highway safety director while regional editors and party officials react to the staffing changes and local law enforcement directions.
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Lorain County
Verdon Smith
Smith
James 4. Rhodes
Warren C. Nelson
Lebanon West-anyuation
High Starway Safety
India urges China to take border dispute to World Court
New Delhi formally asks Peking to accept Prime Minister Nehru's proposal to refer the India China border dispute to the International Court at The Hague for arbitration. The note cites Nehru's New Year letter to Premier Zhou En Lai outlining the suggestion.
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Red China
Minnster Jawaharlal Nehru
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En-lai
China
International Court
Dean Quits Talks Amid Geneva Disarm Negotiations
The United States and its Western allies show no sign of breaking the deadlock in the East West disarmament conference in Geneva. The United States refuses to gamble on larger arms reductions while Cuba tensions influence the talks. The article notes continued stalemate and broader Cold War concerns.
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United States
Cuba
Sunshine briefly lifts Britain from deep snow spell
Britain endured its worst snow and cold in years with widespread disruptions. Snowdrifts froze roads and railways as deliveries failed and prices rose while London streets grew quiet yet offered a rare, serene beauty. Citizens shared a rare communal spirit as neighbors aided stalled vehicles.
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Britain
Bunche heads to Congo for UN advance in Katanga
Dr Ralph Bunche arrived in Leopoldville on a mis sion to push UN troops toward Jadotville Kolwezi Sakama and Dilolo He said Jadotville was taken as part of a plan to widen UN freedom of movement in Katanga The Belgian report of overstepping orders was denied as part of the plan by Bunche for UN movement.
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