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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1973

Page

2

Ford Becomes Vice-President In Emotional Ceremony

Rep. Gerald R. Ford was sworn in as the 40th vice president, the first confirmed under the 25th Amendment, pledging to uphold the rule of law and equal justice. He spoke amid an emotional ceremony with President Nixon, family, and a packed Capitol audience.

Gene Bernhardt Washington UPI Gerald R. Ford Nixon Congress Warren E. Burger Michael Betty Jack Steven Susan Spiro T. Agnew Tam Ford Lincoln Supreme Court House Andrew Young D-Ga Senate Gaylord Nelson Wisconsin Thomas F. Eagleton Missouri William D. Hathaway Maine White House Capitol Statuary Hall Warren Burger

New London Grove Street Cemetery Increases Fees

The Grove Street cemetery in New London will raise grave space prices from 50 and 75 dollars to 90 dollars and opening and closing fees from 50 to 75 dollars, effective January 1 1974. Chairman Richard Eastman cites higher labor and material costs and plans for added security and land expansion as reasons for the higher rates. The board is negotiating to buy more land from Kenneth and Susan Long south of the current cemetery and at Recreation Park east end, which will raise mowing and upkeep expenses. The seven acre site now employs a part time sexton paid 55 dollars monthly.

New London Grove Street Richard Eastman Kenneth Susan Long Recreation Park

Fourteen Arrested In Ohio Turnpike Blockade

Fourteen people were arrested along the Ohio Turnpike in a truckers blockade, with charges ranging from stopping on a roadway to impeding traffic. Suspects included Eric G. Desardi of Weatherford Texas and Lavern Cousino of Erie Michigan, among others. Separately, U S Ambassador John Scali was released after heart bypass surgery and will recuperate at a desert ranch before resuming duties at the U N.

Cleveland UPI Ohio Turnpike Ohio Turnpike Commission Berea Vermilion Valley Eric G. Desardi Weatherford Tex Robert Petrila North Lima George W. Howard Lavern Cousino Erie Mich Howard Petrila Cousino Desardi Sandusky-Norwalk Hector R. Collazo Chicago Isaac Handy Vloxom John M. Visnic Monroeville Eugene Moyer Alto William Bailey Canfield Ohio Phoenix, Ariz John Scali U.S United Nations Arizona Heart Institute Scali U.N

City Votes to Light Downtown Christmas Displays Early

Salt Lake City officials approve turning on downtown lights Monday amid an energy scare. Commissioner James Barker says keeping lights off would be like rationing meals during famine.

Salt Lake City UPI James Barker India

Campaign Expense Filing Opens for Huron County Election

Eighty two of the 128 candidates in the November 6 election have filed campaign expense forms with the Huron County Board of Elections. Two campaign committees have also filed. Reports must be filed by December 21 at 4 p.m. per deputy director Leona Weisenberger.

Huron County Board of Elections Leona Weisenberger

Maddox Urges Farm Protest With Mules on Washington’s Lawn

Lt. Gov. Lester Maddox told about 400 farmers in Eastman Georgia to march on Washington with mules and donkeys to show what pollution really is. He urged farm bureaus to organize a parade on Pennsylvania Avenue and press the White House to force action on the fuel crisis.

Eastman UPI Lester Maddox Washington White House Pennsylvania Avenue

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