Kent State guardsman identity hints emerge
Two former Kent State students told a House subcommittee they may identify the guardsman who fired the first shot on May 4 1970. They placed him roughly where he stood and could name him from photos.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
1
Guards Walk Off Job At Southern Ohio Facility
At least 50 guards walked off the job at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville on Wednesday to protest a guard suspension. Additional guards called in sick for the first shift though totals were not yet known. Gov. Gilligan's Prisons Task Force planned to tour the prison and interview guards chaplains and medical staff. Also in Washington, Earl L. Butz announced lifting planting restrictions on wheat and a 1974 support program to boost the next crop to 55 million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucasville
UPI
Southern Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Washington
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Senator Slagle files suit to void Ohio Senate vacancy
State Senator Gene Slagle of Galion filed a federal lawsuit in Columbus seeking to invalidate the June 13 Ohio Senate action that declared his seat vacant and ordered a special election next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPS
US District Court
Gene Slagle
D-Galion
Ohio Senate
Weather and Local Notices From The Record August 16 1973
Partly cloudy tonight with upper 50s to low 60s. Friday brings variable clouds and a 50 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers with highs in the 70s to 80s. Norwalk temperatures reach 78 55 with humidity rising to 97 percent early day and easing. Marriage licenses issued for Landoll Trautman Miller Funk. Births reported for Wallie Coder and wife. Deaths listed for Jacob N Hettel 60 Monroeville and Edith L Smith 81 Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Jacob N. Hettel
Monroeville
Edith L. Smith
Bellevue
Norwalk Teachers and Board Near Agreement
Negotiators for Norwalk teachers and the board of education met Wednesday night as the full teachers association plans a meeting tonight to review progress. Dr. Albion V. Gotaas said some progress was made but declined to specify details. Mrs. Phyllis Petrosino noted the Wednesday meeting work would be presented to members at tonight’s session at the First United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Board of Education
Teachers’ Association
Albion V. Gotaas
Gotaas
Phyllis Petrosino
Teacher's Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin man faces deportation over past marijuana conviction
Felix Bendler, a 24 year old Milwaukee area resident born to displaced German parents, may be deported for selling marijuana in 1967 while he was a high school senior. He was granted a governor's pardon but immigration authorities may still deport him to Germany. His lawyer expects a negative decision and cites possible congressional relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
UPI
Felix Bendler
America
Bendler
Wisconsin
Germany
Washington High School
Milwaukee
Immigration Board
Ken Solt
Bay Village
Ohio
John Sunderhaus
Cincinnati
Steve Ball
Atlanta
A.R. Heath
Louisville
Elsie Chavannes
St. Paul, Minn
Theo Montgomery
Detroit
George McGovern
Fair weather and chaos surround Huron County Fair
Sunny day improves conditions at the Huron County Fairgrounds as concessions and parking shed problems ease after heavy gravel driveways. Junior Fair Queen and King crowned Pat Burns and Tom Dunlap, Senior Citizens admitted free, with a busy schedule including country acts and 4-H events. Sheriff’s deputies report two youths detained, new vehicle ban on grounds partially easing. Public reaction to Nixon Watergate address mixed nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Conway
Huron County Fairgrounds
Fair Board
George Deering
Deering
Pat Burns
Norwalk
Tom Dunlap
New London
Huron County Sheriff's Deparment
Police Chief To Play Tape In Murder Case
Police Chief Jack L. Fryman was to play a taped interview with Larry D. Robinson for jurors in Robinson's murder trial. Fryman recorded the interview after advising Robinson he was the prime suspect. Defense objected. Judge Vetter overruled, jury excused amid legal arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Vetter
Young
Robinson
Vetter
Nixon Says He Is Innocent In Watergate Probe
President Nixon in a Oval Office address urged Senate investigators to drop the hearings and let the courts decide guilt or innocence. He claimed the probe has diverted attention from inflation and urgent national issues and insisted he had no knowledge of the Watergate cover up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
UPI
Henry Aaron
Dallas
Nancy Seland
Martha Nulf
Kansas City
Washington
Senate
Oval Office
America
Senate Committee
John W. Dean III
White House
Dean
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Los Angeles
Omar N. Bradley
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Ucla Medical Center
Gen. Bradley
Richard M. Nixon
Tricia
Edward Cox
Slagle
William L. Landoll
Gretchen D. Trautman
Larry D. Miller
JoAnne Funk
Willard
Mrs. Wallie Coder
Norwalk, Boy
F T Hospital
By Michael V. Uschan
David Hildebrandt
National Appeal Board
Hildebrandt
Congress
Junior Fair Royalty
Ernest Tubb
Skeeter Davis
United Press International
Robert Ball
Chicago
Carolyn Pettway
San Franciso
Diana Frye
Kelvin
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