Nixon Aides Say President Under Strain But Capable
Press aides acknowledge Nixon faces tension from Watergate revelations yet insist he can perform presidential duties. White House officials hinted at a forthcoming press conference, while noting no definite time or place for today’s briefing. Nixon has not held a news conference since March 15.
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Gaudet Surrenders After Manhunt Near Taos Commune
Edwin Michael Gaudet Jr., a former New Orleans policeman, agreed to surrender to Secret Service agents in New Mexico after an intensive manhunt around a Taos area commune. The incident followed warrants over alleged threats to President Nixon. The report also covers safety action against the Little Wonder TV Antenna and remarks on Watergate from Senator McGovern.
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Norwalk Weather And Marriage Licenses Report
Weather outlook for Norwalk shows clear cool nights and a sunny Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Marriage license applicants listed include William H. Christian and Jeanette L. Yun. James H. Graves and Susan M. Wise. and other couples across Norwalk Crestline Willard Monroeville Collins Sandusky Vermilion. Death notices include Mrs. Mary E. Keller aged 89 and William A. Dye aged 27.
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Sandusky
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Monroeville
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Kris Kosa
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James R. Welfle
Sandra L. Mezoff
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Quincy
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Thomas W. Greilich
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Teller
Thomas B. Kluding
Jane N. Ochran
Mary E. Keller
William A. Dye
Willard man found guilty of murder in Womack taxi slaying
A jury of nine women and three men convicts Larry D. Robinson, 24, of Willard, of first degree murder and felony murder in the April 6 killing of Alice White Womack, 57, a Norwalk taxi operator. The verdicts came after a 32 hour deliberation amid questions on law and lack of a full transcript. Sentencing was postponed by Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter.
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Larry D. Robinson
Alice White Womack
Willard
Norwalk
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Mary Nielsen
Vetter
Claude N. Smith
Greenwich
Clark Hunter
Hunter
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Womack
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Radcliff
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Ida M. Fries
Teachers Meeting Tonight In Norwalk edge of school talks
The Norwalk Board of Education and the Norwalk Teachers Association negotiate as opening approaches. A teachers association meeting is set for 7 tonight at the First United Presbyterian Church. President James Mougey plans to report results to the board Thursday.
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Milan Cuts Off Water To EHOVE School Amid Supply Crisis
Milan's Board of Public Affairs halted water service to EHOVE Joint Vocational School and others along the county line effective Sept 10 after deeming surplus water exhausted. EHOVE leader J Creighton Christ called for county and Erie County Commissioners to secure alternative supply from Sandusky or NASA line. school set to open Sept 4 with 100 students at risk.
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Whealon Resigns as Ohio Prison Superintendent
W J Whealon stepped down today as superintendent of the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Columbus the Lucasville maximum security prison. The Ohio Department of Corrections cited health reasons while noting two guards were killed last month triggering ongoing criticism of the facility and its administration.
Gas Stations May Close Over Labor Day Protests
A UPI survey indicates many gasoline stations will shut for Labor Day weekend to protest Phase IV price controls. AAA found 60 percent of Pennsylvania’s 10,000 dealers may close, with nationwide closings likely this weekend or during the holiday.
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UPI
American Automobile Association
Pennsylvania
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