Mushroom recall for mushroom containing foods
FDA warns thousands of food products including frozen chicken dinners and other items for first class airline service may contain mushrooms canned by Fran Mushroom Co. Inc. in Ravenna New York. The recall covers pizzas bagels beefsteaks and shish kebabs among others with mushroom content.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Fran Mushroom Co. Inc
Ravenna
N.Y
Mitchell denies approving bugging plans in campaign
Former attorney general John N. Mitchell, a longtime Nixon adviser, said he never approved any bugging plans and indicated he discussed but vetoed proposals to bug Democratic headquarters.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Nixon
White House
Warren Harding
Washington
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Democratic
Ziegler
Grand Jury
West Point Cheating Scandal Reported by Honor Committee
Reports from the Middletown Times Herald Record say seven West Point cadets have been recommended for expulsion after being found guilty of cheating on an exam taken by the sophomore class. Informed sources say morning test takers passed answers to cadets tested in the afternoon.
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West Point
N.Y
UPS
U.S. Military Academy
Middletown Times Herald-Record
West Germans View Hitler Birthday Film Premiere
West Germans watched the world premiere of Hitler The Last 10 Days in 26 cinemas on what would have Hitler's 84th birthday. The film reflects renewed public interest in Hitler as Germans seek to understand the mass seducer who once dominated their history.
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Berlin
UPI
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Die Zeit
Americans Freed After Moscow Visa Office Protest
Seven U S students were released eight hours after being arrested and allegedly beaten during a Moscow visa office demonstration against emigration limits for Soviet Jews. U S officials called it the first such citizen protest in Moscow in memory.
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Moscow
UPS
U.S
April 21 1973 Weather and Local Births and Deaths
Weather forecast for Norwalk and area calls for mostly sunny and warm with highs in the 70s to 80s and near zero to 10 percent precipitation. Norwalk temps reach 81 with 59 overnight. humidity ranges 75 to 62 percent. Birth announcements list Mrs. Larry Oney in Huron with a girl, Mr. Charles Roose in Norwalk with a boy, and Mr. Edelmire Villarreal in Milan with a boy. Death notices for John Smith aged 77 and Steve Speer aged 83 of Parma.
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Norwalk
Larry Oney
Huron
FT Hospital
Charles Roose
Edelmire Villarreal
Milan
Lake Erie Threatens Perry Memorial In Put-In-Bay
The National Park Service says $3 million is needed to protect Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial after Lake Erie's flooding eroded a 48-year-old seawall. The monument's foundation remains in bedrock, while board walks and fences are planned to mark and bridge flooded areas.
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Put-In-Bay, Ohio
UPI
Lake Erie
Cmdr
Oliver Hazard Perry
National Park Service
Park Service Ohio
William Birdsell
Birdsell
International Peace Memorial
Perry
The
Park Service
Judy Receives Six Foot Easter Rabbit Named Rufus
Judy Sargeant receives a six foot tall pink and white stuffed rabbit named Rufus from her boyfriend Bill Miller who paid seventy dollars including shipping. The odd gift arrived by bus from St. Louis and sparked amusement from onlookers. Miller, a Vietnam veteran, works at Center Manufacturing in Bellevue and Judy is employed by Ford in Sandusky. They met at Bowling Green State University a year and a half ago.
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Carol Buescher
Judy Sargeant
Bill Miller
Greyhound Bus Lines
Miller
Sycamore Dr
Judy
St. Louis, Mo
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Center Manufacturing Co
Bellevue
Spring St
Ford Motor Co
Sandusky
Former City Man Dies In Plane Crash
A former Norwalk man, Robert J. Heyman, 29, died when a Beach Craft twin engine plane owned by Air Iowa Commuter Lines crashed near Davenport Airport during approach. Five others perished. Heyman, a Ford plant engineer and St. Paul’s High School graduate, leaves a widow Vernita and two daughters. Funeral services are planned in Royal Oak and Norwalk with memorials to the American Cancer Society.
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Davenport
Iowa
Norwalk
Robert J. Heyman
St. Paul’s High School
Air _ Iowa Commuter Lines
Muscatine
Chicago
Wayne Dietz
Gary
Dietz
Heyman
General Motors Institute
World Headquarters
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Vernita
Michelle
Kimberly
Marcella
Sally) Heyman
Willis
Royal Oak
Mich
William Sullivan & Son
Eleven Mile Road
St. Dennis Church
St. Paul Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Ohio OKs Widening Of Intersections In Norwalk
The Ohio Department of Transportation approves widening of the League-Milan and League-Whittlesey intersections in Norwalk. City plans include traffic lights, repainting, and a left turn storage lane to improve flow. Norwalk seeks TOPICS funds with 5 percent city, 45 percent state, 50 percent federal share.
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Ohio Department of Transportation
League-Milan
League-Whittlesey
Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Norwalk Officials to Meet in Columbus Over Fish Kill Fine
Norwalk Law Director Ronald Freeman and Service Director Herbert Krogh travel to Columbus on May 8 to discuss Ohio Edison owned Norwalk Creek fish kill penalties. The city faces a 1694 dollar fine for 2391 fish killed due to diesel oil spill at the Norwalk Municipal Light Plant. Krogh says Norwalk will resist payment unless other polluters are fined equally.
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Norwalk
Ronald Freeman
Herbert Krogh
Columbus
Norwalk Creek
Norwalk Municipal
Ohio Edison Co
Krogh
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohioan Clings To Cross Four Hours In Field
Ronald Bowser a 26 year old post office worker from Painesville spent four hours strapped to a cross in a field near Andover Ohio to illustrate Christ’s agony. Deputies forced him down, stating they would remove him with help if needed. Bowser said the act had a religious purpose and attracted 30 to 40 onlookers.
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Andover
Ohio
UPI
Ronald Bowser
Bowser
Painesville
Ashtabula County
Nixon mournful yet angry as Watergate probes loom
President Nixon, upset over the Watergate bugging scandal, spent Easter at his Florida bayside villa after a Cabinet meeting urged full cooperation with federal inquiries. White House aides portrayed him as sad or enraged while Haldeman Ehrlichman considered residence plans away from the inner circle.
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Helen Thomas Key
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
John W. Dean
Nixon
Democratic Party
Ziegler
Dean
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
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Dean Martin
Santa Monica
Calif
Kathleen Hae Hawn
Hawaii
Martin
Jeanne Biegler Martin
Williamsburg
David H. Jenkins
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Jenkins
William G. Milliken
John Smith
Nova Steve Speer
Parma
Perry Memorial
St. Louis
Rufus
Liston Pack
Pack
Holiness Church of God In Jesus
Newport
Tenn
Christ
Florida
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