Countywide emergency ambulance plan faces hurdles
Funeral directors in Lorain County warn eight local services could be displaced by a council run model under new standards. D’Anniballe backs local involvement for road knowledge as he seeks a prosecutor led plan to discuss with subdivisions. Elyria’s service is via John Majoras with city approval and hospital in Oberlin bills.
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Lorain County
Leonard Reichlin
James T. Tracey
Elyria
John Majoras
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Getaway foiled by alarm and dog bite in California thefts
Two teens and a 20 year old woman burglarized six homes before dawn in San Bernardino County. Their car ran out of gas, a resident chased them, a Doberman bit a hand, and the suspects fled, with one breaking an ankle during the escape. Police halted the escape as the woman hopped on one foot and the dog kept the hand bite. In Washington, Nixon asked Congress for over 1.5 billion dollars for a crash energy program and urged deregulation of natural gas prices, with energy security and tax breaks for oil a focus. Congress weighed price rollbacks and rationing powers amid energy crisis debates. Secretary Kissinger anticipated lifting the Arab oil embargo soon as Arab-Israeli disengagement nears.
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Washington
United States
Nixon
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate House
William E. Simon
U.S
Students File Imaginary Tax Returns at Chestnut School
Twenty two sixth graders at Chestnut School in North Olmsted created imaginary income tax forms as a math project. Pete Youll, 12, son of Jerome and Mrs. Youll, demonstrates the lesson with calculator aided calculations as the class negotiates the April 15 filing deadline.
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Chestnut School
North Olmsted
Pete Youll
Jerome Youll
Somerset Dr
Carl J. Skalak Jr
Second suspect hunted in Hooker brothers murders
New London authorities seek Jere Crawford alias Young, 21, and indicate the other suspect Thomas Hedges, 23, of Indianapolis, faces two counts of aggravated murder for the Friday killings of Joseph and Edward Hooker. A large stash of cash and guns reportedly disappeared from the rural Townline Road home. The Hookers’ heirs were to receive about 80 000 from land sale tied to the New London reservoir. An informant aiding the investigation is held in Huron County Jail. Crawford’s wife Debbie, six or seven days overdue, is a key lead as deputies search possible escape routes. Hedges waived extradition and will be sent to Ohio. he was arrested after protesting police harassment in Indianapolis.
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New London
Jere David Crawford
Alias Young
Joseph
Edward Hooker
Thomas Hedges
Indianapolis
Ohio
Townline Road
Formant
Huron County
Crawford
Debbie
Crawfords
Hedges
Ashland County
Father figure who carries pictures where his money used to be
A terse note recalls a man nicknamed for carrying photographs in place of cash, reflecting a quirky personal habit and the era’s lighter attention to eccentricities in daily life. The item hints at a local anecdote about a familiar neighbor and his unusual way of storing value.
Ashland prosecutor resigns amid contempt charge
Ashland County Prosecutor John W. Johnson quit during his contempt hearing after a clash with county judges. Johnson, 34, said the county’s leadership clings to old ways as he defended his actions in the murder probe of Edward and Joseph Hooker. Sheriff Etzwiler supported the resignation, noting he never shared investigation details.
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Ashland
John W. Johnson
Johnson
Ashland County
Kenneth Etzwiler
Etzwiler
Common Pleas
Eugene Puglisi
No immediate relief seen if Arab oil embargo ends
Washington AP report notes ending the Arab oil embargo will not instantly solve U S energy problems. FEO data watcher Eric Zausner warns shortages could persist months or years after relief. Kissinger predicts flow may resume within weeks but impact on imports remains gradual and uncertain.
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Washington
United States
Eric R. Zausner
Federal Energy Office
Henry A. Kissinger
Sadat
Algiers
U.S
Kissinger
Zausner
FEO
Persian Gulf
Weather outlook shows sunny spells and cooler night
The forecast calls for a clear and colder night with a low in the low 20s and mostly sunny conditions tomorrow with a high in the upper 30s. Precipitation chances are about 10 percent tonight and near zero percent tomorrow, winds diminishing tonight. Sunrise is 8 40 a.m. and sunset 6 39 p.m. The Ohio outlook for Friday through Sunday shows mild temperatures with daily chances of showers, highs in the 50s and upper 40s with lows in the 30s.
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Ohio
$30 Million Complex Planned in Norwalk
Norwalk announces a $30 million industrial and commercial development on Rt 18 just west of the Rt 20 bypass. Akron developers Williams and Majdanik and industrialist Harvey D. Elius will build an 85 acre complex. First phase to begin within six months with occupancy expected in late 1974 or early 1975.
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Norwalk
Rt. 18
Wayne Goodsite
Akron
Williams and Majdanik
Harvey D. Elius
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