Nixon to Offer Withdrawal Date Tied to POW Release
President Nixon intends to propose a date for total U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam if 1,500 American POWs remain in North Vietnam are released. Officials say the move could come before the Paris talks session, with Senators Hugh Scott and Edward Brooke signaling readiness to back a date contingent on POW release.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Amerete
Paris
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Sen
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
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Brooke
Greater Boston
Young Republicans Club
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O'Malley Files May Primary Pledge to Humphrey
Brunswick mayor Charles O'Malley enters the May primary on a Hubert Humphrey pledged ticket. If Humphrey wins the slate, he will attend the Miami Democratic National Convention. O'Malley also names the Onenan Traffic Commission picks Ken Stachowski Mike Carlson Emil Maresh and Herb Kettler with two police officers and a school board member making up the rest. They set swearing in for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Brunswick
Charles O'Malley
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
O’malley
Miami
Fla
Ken Stachowski
Cleveland Police
Cleveland Fraternal Order of Police
Mike Carlson
Emil Maresh
Planning Commission
Herb Kettler
Fulton
Recreation Board
City Hall
Recreation Center
Cuddell Recreation Center
Cleveland
Brunswick Seeks More Time On Law Plan Advancing
Medina County officials press a preliminary plan for $15,000 in federal money to study county law enforcement consolidation. Cities Wadsworth and Medina back the first step, with in kind funds possible. The plan anticipates sheriff office reorganization, Civil Service, a review board, expanded patrols, and merged bureaus as part of the Battelle Study.
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Medina
Brunswick City
Medina County
Wadsworth
Clayton Crook
Brunswick
Margaret Davis
Elections Board
Medina Post urges rural customers to update telephone addresses
Postmaster Maynard Pelton urges rural residents to provide street and house numbers to the telephone company before January 28. He notes that many Christmas letters were routed using county road numbers, delaying mail delivery, and asks customers with only a county road in the book to call 725 8891 to update their details for the new directory.
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Medina
Maynard Pelton
Pelton
Fire Protection Costs Rise For Lodi Village Budget Hike
Lodi council reviews volunteer fire department accident policy and fire insurance, confirming a 100 percent rate increase to about 520 dollars more than last year. The 22 items plus six new park shelters are insured under a single premium of 1,530 dollars for the village’s coverage.
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LODI
Harold Young
Padgett-Young Agency
Council
Board of Public Affairs
Business Council
Brunswick Firemen Seek Raises and Facility Upgrades
City volunteers seek a raise and more benefits, including $2 per meeting up to 50, $4 per school session, and $3 per hour for hydrant flushing, plus two new bays and a non leaking roof. Proposals cover about 20 flushes daily with 1,400 city firemen. Estimated annual cost rise about $9,000. Aerial equipment requested. building height limited to three stories.
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Brunswick
Paul Delaney
Brunswick Council Tackles Fire Codes and Recreation Plan
Brunswick moves to adopt the National Fire Code as city law with stricter fireplace standards after two fires in Forest Hills. The Safety Service Director cites awaiting fire marshal guidance and potential city-wide inspections. Recreation funding, program details, and potential levies are debated as a 1972 plan seeks to add ice rinks, sports and youth activities amid budget conflicts.
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Brunswick
Safety Service
William Chipkesh
Forest Hills
Chipkesh
Richard Allar
Laurel Square
City Adds Welfare Workers to Service Department
Brunswick will hire five welfare recipients to join the service department at no cost to the city, funded by state insurance and federal Emergency Employment Act lines. John Lulas also joins as a regular worker as 90 percent of his salary comes from federal funds.
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Brunswick
Safety Service
William Chipkesh
Chipkesh
Service Department
John Lulas
Ashleigh
McKinley
Jefferson
South Carpenter
Alice
Homestead
Highland Drive
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