Nixon to Travel by Train in Energy Saving Move
President Nixon plans a post Christmas train trip to his Key Biscayne Florida retreat to promote energy conservation. Officials say the Spirit of 76 jet will remain available for emergencies while the Amtrak journey in a special rail car could last 20 to 24 hours, with a limousine or freight piggyback from Miami.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Florida
White House
Amtrak
Key Biscayne
Fla
Reynoldsburg Principal Cleared In Newspaper Seizure Case
UPI reports Judge Carl B Rubin ruled Reynoldsburg High School Principal Joseph Endry acted legally when he barred distribution of the Dubloon in November 1971. The ruling dismissed an ACLU freedom of the press suit on behalf of eight students who claimed constitutional rights violations after about 400 copies were seized to prevent unrest.
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Columbus
UPI
U.S. District Court
Carl B. Rubin
Reynoldsburg High School
Joseph Endry
Dubloon
Rubin
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Reynoldsburg
Endry
Saxbe Approved as Attorney General by Senate Panel
WASHINGTON UPI Senate Judiciary Committee approves Sen William B Saxbe to be attorney general amid hopes for assurances on Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski independence. LONDON UPI Britons face energy crisis with a three day work week potential power blackouts and a harsher Christmas than WWII.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Senate Judiciary Committee
William B. Saxbe
London
Edward Heath
William E. Simon
Eastern Airlines
Piedmont
Allegheny
United
Airline Pilots Association
Executive Council
Tokyo
Japan
International Trade and Industry
Hideaki Yamashita
Yamashita
Experts unsure cause of 18 minute buzz on Nixon tape
Technical experts told Chief Judge Sirica that the 18 minute interruption on a Watergate tape remains unexplained. They said it likely cannot be retrieved even with advanced equipment and ruled out Rose Mary Woods' typewriter or lamp as the source of the buzz.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
U.S
John J. Sirica
Norwalk Weather And Local Births And Deaths December 14 1973
Weather forecast for Norwalk notes cloudy skies with snow flurries and cold air. Highs near 50 today and 20s tonight with 40 percent then 20 percent then 50 percent precipitation chances. Births announce a girl to Mr and Mrs Rajnikant Patel at 109 Washington St. Death notices include eight local residents: Chamberlain Cochran 35 Willard Cora L Kurt 96 Richland Wash Skinny Kingrett Chandler Milburn Stoner Luella Gregory Norwalk Leslie Brubaker Eleanor Steinmetz Willard.
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Norwalk
Rajnikant Patel
Washington St
Chamberlain Cochran
Willard
Cora L. Kurt
Richland
Wash
Chandler
Skinny
H. Kingrett
Wakeman
J. Milburn Stoner
New London
Luella M. Gregory
Leslie R. Brubaker, Sr
Eleanor May Steinmetz
Oil Truckers Skeptical Of Northeast Ohio Shortage
Truck drivers delivering oil say deliveries are uninterrupted and hours are rising, while oil company executives talk of big cutbacks. Uniroyal's Walter Iliff notes storage strain despite a full tank, with unused rail cars stored nearby. A 200,000 gallon shipment to Jones & Laughlin Steel, plus Ford storage tanks, prompts denials of hoarding. Sohio dealers report strong pumping as shortages remain unproven.
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Cleveland
UPS
Ohio
Walter Iliff
Uniroyal Inc
Painesville
Iliff
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Pittsburgh
J&l
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Earl Miller
JFK Affair Alleged Between Marilyn Monroe and President
Syndicated columnist Earl Wilson claims Marilyn Monroe carried on with John F. Kennedy for about a year before her 1962 death. The report notes discreet dinners at the Kennedy home and Monroe wearing a disguise during visits to New York.
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New York
UPI
Earl Wilson
Marilyn Monroe
John F. Kennedy
Wilson
Miss Monroe
Robert F. Kennedy
Norman Mailer
Kennedy
Carlyle
Kennedys
Peter Lawford
Marilyn
Pat
Pat Kennedy Lawford
Barnes joins Norwalk Park Board in three year term
Robert E. Barnes former president of the Norwalk City Slo Pitch League was appointed by Mayor Wayne Goodsite to the Park and Recreation Commission to replace Dr Russell Fisher. Barnes 44 of 128 N West St will serve three years and was sworn in at the meeting. He previously led the slow pitch league and served as Huron County commissioner for the Fifth District. He works as a shipping clerk at Gould Inc Milan for 13 years. He and his wife Phyllis have two sons and three daughters.
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Robert E. Barnes
Norwalk
Park and Recreation Commission
Wayne C. Goodsite
Barnes
Russell Fisher
Fisher
N. West St
Huron County
Gould, Inc
Milan
John Borgia
Phyllis
James Seitz
Trucks Hit On U S 224 In Ohio Wave Of Attacks
UPI reports at least 25 trucks struck by bullets across Ohio from Thursday night to Friday morning with brick throwing tire slashing and blockages at truck stops. Seneca County and Wood County saw multiple shotgun hits on U S 224 with no injuries noted. Ohio Turnpike remained incident free as traffic stayed light.
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Columbus
UPI
Seneca County
Ohio
State
U.S. 224
Wood County
Valuations Up 48 Percent in Sandusky County
Sandusky County residents testified before the state Board of Tax Appeals about a new land appraisal that increased county property valuations by 48 percent for tax purposes. Present were Rep. Gene Damschroder, WFRO AM-FM's Robert Wolfe, and Auditor Zene Smith. Wolfe cited 8300 Fremont units with 500 empty due to over valuation.
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Columbus
UPI
Sandusky County
State Board of Tax Appeals
Gene Damschroder
Rfremont
Robert F. Wolfe
Wfro Am-Fm
Fremont
Zene Smith
Damschroder
Wolfe
Park Board Bans Under 21 Rentals After Damages
Norwalk Park and Recreation Commission will no longer rent facilities to anyone under 21 after two teen groups were billed 50 and 25 dollars for damages at Memorial Lake Park. The board debated legal action but voted unanimously to refrain from lawsuits and will bill renters for labor and materials if cleaned or damaged.
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Park Board
Norwalk Park and Recreation Commission
Memorial Lake Park
John Borgia
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