Nixon Aide Woods Retires From Government Payroll
Rose Mary Woods former secretary to Richard Nixon ends federal service after resigning Aug 9 1974 and retiring Nov 22. She earned 36000 a year and may receive 15000 annual pension. UPI reports also note John Paul Stevens Senate confirmation move to Court vacancy.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
General Services Administration
Miss Woods
Nixon
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Sebring
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Senate
U.S. Appeals Court
Ford
William O. Douglas
Chicago
Freighter Runs Aground At Pelee Point In Lake Erie
A 630 foot Great Lakes freighter leased by Oglebay Norton ran aground at Pelee Point in Lake Erie early today. All 25 crew aboard the Paul A. Thayer were reported safe though the forward section was taking on water. Oil leakage was expected but none spotted. Coast Guard cutter Kaw stands by for aid if needed.
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Sandusky, Ohio
UPI
Great Lakes
Oglebay Norton Co
Cleveland
Pelee Point
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Paul A. Thayer
Kaw
Fitz Tendency To Bend In A Storm
FBI agents arrest escaped convict Clarence Medlin in a downtown motel for defrauding CBS of 10000 by promising to reveal Hoffa’s body. Cleveland health update on NBA Cavaliers coach Bill Fitch shows no cancer after exploratory surgery. Icelandic gunboat fires on British fishing vessel Star Aquarius amid cod war tensions. Fitzgerald inquiry hears ex-crewman describe ship’s heavy bending and springing in a 70 knot storm. Coast Guard probe also cites possible negligence and a $3 million wrongful-death suit.
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UPS
FBI
CBS Television
James R. Hoffa
Clarence N. Medlin
Hoffa
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N.C
Cleveland
UPI
Bill Fitch
NBA Cavaliers
Fitch
London
Thor
Iceland
Great Lakes
Edmund Fitzgerald
Richard Orgel
U.S. Coast Guard Board of
Fitzgerald
Lake Superior
Whitefish Bay
Orgel
Ernest McSorely
Atlantic
McSorely
Detroit
Victor G. Hanson
Hanson
U.S. District Court
James Pratt
Norman Luboff In Town On Two Week Bus Tour
The Norman Luboff Choir arrives in Norwalk on a two week pre Christmas tour. Director Luboff describes the group as a mix of professionals students and part timers and notes a high turnover each season. The choir adapts its program to acoustics in each hall and prepares for performances with a quick rehearsal and sound checks.
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Norman Luboff
Luboff
L&k
Norwalk Concert Association
Norwalk
Ludoff
Weather: light snow to rain with cool highs and 50 percent chance
A weather note reports light snow tonight changing to rain by morning with lows in the 30s and highs in the upper 30s. Precipitation chance is about 50 percent today and Friday with northerly to northeasterly winds. Sunrise and sunset times are listed along with moon phases.
Do you feel obligation to shop Christmas in hometown
The Wednesday question asks readers if they feel any duty to spend Christmas shopping in their hometown. Responses reflect local pride, economic impact, and personal convenience influencing where residents choose to buy gifts.
Local shoppers debate center vs town merchants impact
Residents express mixed views on supporting local merchants seeking bargains and selection. Some praise Norwalk stores for friendly service while others favor larger out-of-town options for better prices and wider selection. Readers are urged to vote yes or no on a federal tax spending limit.
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Norwalk
Sandusky
Coshews
Mobile Chapel brings gospel to truck stops on wheels
Orville Gregory known as Bunny travels with his wife Bronnie and son Orville Jr aboard a lighted cross adorned trailer named Mobile Chapel. They join Transport For Christ to offer safety talks and gospel to truck drivers, often at night stops, aiming to reach 40,000 to 40 drivers at a time with on‑site sermons and personal salvation plan.
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Corning, Calif
UPI
Dudley and Petty Truck
Hampton
Bronnie
Orville Jr
Gregory
United States
Canada
Transport For Christ
Car Of A Family Friend Hits Boy In Ohio Crash
A 15 year old Collins youth was critically injured when struck by a passing motorist on Ohio 61 seven tenths of a mile from the Erie Huron county line. The Edison High wrestler Dean Allen Franklin is hospitalized in Elyria Memorial Hospital in critical condition with possible brain damage. Kenneth Moss 35 Republic swerved to avoid the boy but there were no citations. A community meeting on private medical care is set for 7 30 tonight at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Auditorium.
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Collins
Ohio 61
Dean Allen Franklin
Richard Franklin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edison High School
Erie-Huron County
Kenneth D. Moss
Republic
Moss
Franklin
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Job market improves for class of 76 graduates
A survey by Northwestern's Frank Endicott finds 3 022 newly graduated engineers expected to be hired in 1976 a 26 percent rise. Black women with engineering degrees are favored with firms planning 45 percent more hires. Starting salaries rise 2 6 percent and total openings for women and blacks reach 5 814.
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Evanston, Ill
UPI
Frank S. Endicott
Northwestern University
Endicott
Tax hike battle shapes fate of early year rates
Ford fights Congress over a veto and a $395 billion spending ceiling as lawmakers push six month extensions to 1975 tax rates. If no bill passes withholding would rise, costing a single filer about 69 dollars and a family of four about 275 dollars, while the House and Senate maneuver.
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Congress
Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Democrats
Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
White House
House
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