Pugh Tops Smith In OC 177-Pound Final At Mount Union
Mount Union So sophomore Dan Pugh edged Oberlin’s Daryl Smith 5 4 to claim the 177-pound title at the Ohio Conference Wrestling Championships. It was a dramatic final with both former Norwalk High teammates and close friends facing off for the crown. Pugh improved to 16 0 this season and Mount Union captured its first team title by a half point.
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Kissinger Eyes Golan Talks as Peace Mission Advances
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger heads to the Middle East on his fourth peace mission aiming to start talks between Israel and Syria on disengaging forces in the Golan Heights. UPI reports a favorable mood from U.S. Egypt relations and Sisco says success appears likely. Police warn of rising prostitution in Columbus as officers patrol downtown. Congress members push for gasoline rationing, but energy chief Simon says station lines can be reduced without it.
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SLA remains silent on Patricia Hearst hostage fate
The Symbionese Liberation Army has entered a fourth day of silence regarding 20 year old hostage Patricia Hearst abducted from her Berkeley apartment three weeks ago. FBI agent Charles Bates said there has been no response or indication of developments as the wait continues.
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Nixon to hold televised news conference tonight
President Nixon is expected to speak at a televised news conference in the East Room, his first of the year. White House aides say he spent the weekend preparing and will continue this morning, with no start time yet announced.
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Ohio Snowfall Ranges From Trace to Four Inches
Snow blanketed Ohio with varying depths from a trace at Youngstown to one inch in the north, and two to four inches across remaining counties, indicating a light to moderate statewide event.
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United Press International
Weather outlook and local notices from Norwalk area
Variable clouds and cold with a chance of snow flurries today. Highs in the upper teens to lower 20s. Tonight and Tuesday clear and cold with lows zero to 10 above and highs in the 20s. Marriage license applications listed for several couples. Local deaths include Mrs. F C Swartz and six others, with ages and locations noted.
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Norwalk
Nixon’s Former Attorney Pleads Guilty in Watergate Scope
Herbert W. Kalmbach Jr., Nixon’s personal attorney, pleads guilty to campaign law violations tied to the 1970 elections. The case links to Watergate probes, with anticipated further indictments while Kalmbach risks prison and fines. He may testify in upcoming trials of other figures.
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Symington
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Herbert L. Porter
Los Angeles
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Sirica
Knowland Dies From Personal Safety Gunshot Wound
William F. Knowland publisher of the Oakland Tribune and former U S senator died from a self inflicted gunshot wound at his Russian River summer home. An autopsy found a .32 caliber pistol near the body and ruled out foul play. He was 65 and had just marked the newspaper's centennial celebrations.
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Shah labeled Irresponsible Over Oil Claim by Shah
Energy Chief William E. Simon called the Shah of Iran irresponsible and reckless for saying U S oil imports were rising despite the Arab embargo. Simon cited solid numbers and said the embargo remains fully effective after a CBS 60 Minutes interview.
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United States
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False Stolen Car Report Leads To Charges
Norwalk police say they will file charges against Daniel T. Huber owner of a car reported stolen early Saturday. The 1971 Ford four door sedan was found burned on Lafayette Road and later deemed a false report by Huber. Prosecutor’s office to receive the case today.
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Unpopular Judge Refuses to Quit Utah Chief Judge
Willis W. Ritter, 74, plans to stay as Utah's chief federal judge despite 800 lawyers asking Congress to remove him. The Utah Bar poll showed 814-234 in favor of action, but Ritter vows to quit feet first only when removed. He has a long career since 1949 and has made controversial rulings, with the retirement clause uniquely affecting him.
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UPI
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Fisher-Titus Hospital Association Meeting Tonight
The annual meeting of the Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Association is at 7 30 this evening in the hospital auditorium. It is open to anyone who contributed one dollar or more to the United Fund.
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