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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1973
Page
2
Seaman recruit Gene M. Cherry II, son of Gene and Mary Cherry of Monroeville, completed training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center marking graduation from recruit school and earning qualification as a sailor.
A broad snow belt hit Kansas through the Ohio Valley with heavy accumulations and travel advisories. Russell Kansas reported 11 inches, St. Louis 10, and Indianapolis 9 as winter storm watches stretched toward New England.
A Norwalk resident reported a tool box with a socket set hand tools and fall chains stolen from his car and a jig saw and tools missing from a shed. In North Fairfield, the Village Council held an end of year meeting resignations announced and appointments planned for January.
Charles P. Bolton 31 son of the late Oliver P. Bolton succeeds Robert E. Stockdale in the Ohio Senate Bolton selected by Republican leaders in Cuyahoga Lake and Geauga counties Stockdale resigns his seat responsibilities report confirms succession and lineage of Bolton family political ties.
State patrol investigated several weekend incidents across the Norwalk region. Talbot W. Leslie and family were injured when their car slid off U S 20 on icy pavement near Norwalk, with treatment at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
White House Chief of Staff Haig says President Nixon feels a personal sense of satisfaction about year’s achievements and will not resign under impeachment. Haig cites focus on energy policy and inflation as top priorities for the new year.
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