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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1973
Page
1
Famous humorist Harry Golden registers to vote in Charlotte North Carolina for the first time in 44 years. Golden famed for Only In America recently received a Presidential pardon this week for two mail fraud convictions in 1929.
Cleveland candidate Howard Metzenbaum disputed IRS claims he owes $118,000 related to a Louisiana plant. He said tax attorneys filed suit in U S Tax Court and that they currently owe nothing, promising prompt payment if a court rules otherwise.
A report by Governor Gilligan's Task Force on Health Care finds wasteful medical practices in Ohio hospitals. It cites unneeded tests duplication of services excess beds overexpansion and poor community planning as drivers of rising costs.
Editorial staff returned to work after a five hour walkout sparked by a meeting of Newspaper Guild members. They contested the re assignment of Bob Dolgan to the copy desk following complaints about an article he wrote on lawyers.
William J. Costello of the Ohio Manufacturers Association and Frank King of the Ohio AFL-CIO say they have buried the hatchet on the fuel crisis. They confirmed ongoing cooperation to keep factories running and workers employed.
White House sources say officials are considering a specially equipped railroad car for President Nixon to reach Camp David as an alternative to using a helicopter.
Considerable sunshine today with a high in the lower 40s and a 10 percent rain chance tonight. Sunday brings increasing clouds with a 30 percent shower risk and a high near 40s. Birth notices report a son for Marcus Collins Norwalk and a son for Michael Desmond Bellevue. a daughter for Deane Landoll Norwalk. Death notes Mrs Eona Jackson, 79, Mt Dora Florida.
The Senate unanimously approved an $20 billion plan to push the United States toward energy self sufficiency by 1983. The measure funds supplies, conservation, and exploration while the House greenlights Nixon emergency powers. Truckers discuss possible nationwide work stoppage as fuel policy protests continue.
Ohio Turnpike and major state truck routes cleared of blockades after drivers ended protests over fuel costs. Ramps reopened and I 280 entries unblocked. Forty six arrests reported. Gov Gilligan and lawmakers voiced mixed criticism amid the standoff.
Cambodian units say they uncovered a mass grave of more than 100 people, including children, allegedly executed by rebels after overrunning Tram Khnar. Local commander Capt. Ouch Chan cites Kompong Kantuot details. officials seek confirmation amid ongoing Highway 4 insurgent activity.
Congress resolved the Saxbe confirmation hurdle by cutting the attorney general salary to 35000 dollars and signaling swift Senate action. Critics say a constitutional amendment may be needed, but the White House expects Nixon to sign and nominate Saxbe promptly for quick court review of the change.
A 14 year old Greenwich boy admitted killing and mutilating a kitten at a Juvenile Court hearing in Greenwich village hall. Judge Robert W. Smith ordered the youth to work without pay for Dr. R D McMillin to learn care for animals and to locate and offer a replacement kitten to its owner. The boy was placed on probation and referred to the County Mental Health Center and was ordered to write a statement of regret. He must attend school, seek psychiatric treatment, and the court may appoint a lawyer if indigent. He admitted the act after a lengthy recess. the hearing marked a rare non courthouse setting for a Huron County Juvenile Court session.
Three of the original Watergate conspirators Frank A. Sturgis Virgilio R. Gonzalez and Eugenio R. Martinez hope to win parole after final sentences were handed down last month A UPI report says they appeared before a federal parole hearing examiner in Elgin Florida and await a Washington decision on their freedom bid
Washington Postmaster General E T Klassen pledged there will be no repeat of last Christmas Eve’s 300 million mail backup. He said post offices will be free of mail on December 24 barring unforeseen events, though some items may still be delayed.
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