29 Aug 1974
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1974
Page
1
Winners listed for Ohio Lottery include 715 for $20 if anywhere on ticket. The numbers 193 and 553 in green and blue win $500, while 193 and 553 in blue boxes win. Those same numbers in green boxes qualify for a $300,000 drawing and automatically win $15,000.
A Senate subcommittee report warns the US uses industrial raw materials at about 40 000 pounds per person annually, creating serious shortages and rising prices. Shortages are worst in petrochemicals steel paper and plastics. Frances Cash, former secretary to Rep Bella Abzug, finds Capitol Hill construction work quieter despite the heat noise and dirt.
President Ford says Nixon may be pardoned if prosecuted, while reserving right to act. He notes Special Prosecutor Jaworski should pursue all warranted legal action.
Charles A Lindbergh dies of cancer in Kipahulu Maui. His physician says heroic emergency measures were declined and life could only be extended briefly. In New York NBC mistakenly aired CBS anchor Hughes Rudd on Today for 142 minutes due to a facility switch error.
Ohio to acquire Stage's Pond a 123 acre glacial bequest with a 30 acre kettle pond for 77700 dollars. The Natural Resources Department will craft a master plan by year end with winter work possible in the preserve. Richard Moseley notes plans aim to begin this winter on the site in Pickaway County.
Cloudy with showers and thundershowers tonight and clearing Friday. Low 50s to 60s, high 70s. 40 percent tonight, 20 percent Friday. Winds NE around 10 mph. Temperatures Wednesday 67 to 56. Humidity readings through the day. Marriage license issued to Denzil D. Stover and Donnah J. Stover of Willard. Births listed for Willard New London and Bellevue. Deaths noted for Anthony Lillo and Harry W. Mensel.
Juneau residents face upheaval as Alaska voters approve moving the capital nearer Anchorage and Fairbanks. State offices employ about 2,700 in Juneau, with a 17,000 population, while proposals for a new site spark debate over costs, weather, and regional identity. A Capital Site Selection Committee will propose three sites for 1976 ballots.
Jan, a former convict, runs the Ex-Employment Agency in Dallas placing ex prisoners with 43 companies willing to hire parolees. She operations rely on donations and lack state licensing funding, aiming to rehabilitate offenders after Huntsville. In Chattanooga a massive blast damages a block, injuring at least 13 with $10 million in damages. officials say no confirmation of a bomb yet.
Norwalk realtor Richard E. Rench attacked General Telephone Co. survey results on toll-free long-distance calling, calling for an independent survey and alleging nonrandom sampling. The firm reported 60 percent support, below Ohio PUC’s 70 percent threshold for toll-free status.
President Ford opened a news conference with a mock serious remark about breakfast and scheduling. He said Betty Ford had scheduled a press conference for the same day and that her event would be postponed while he would handle meals himself for the time being.
William Culver a 55 year old Black laborer laid off three weeks earlier wins Ohio Lottery Buckeye 300 top prize of 300000. He receives 15000 annually for 20 years and plans a family vacation and charitable gifts while sources note runner up James Wright of Springfield.
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