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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1973

Page

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Four Watergate defendants plead guilty to all charges

Four more defendants Bernard Barker Frank Sturgis Virgilio Gonzales and Eugenio Martinez plead guilty to all charges in the Watergate break in and bugging case joining E Howard Hunt Jr in admitting to an elaborate operation against Democratic targets The trial future remained uncertain with only Liddy and McCord Jr still to be tried and potential mistrial bids reported by their lawyers

Washington UPI Bernard L. Barker Frank Sturgis Virgilio R. Gonzales Eugenio R. Martinez White House E. Howard Hunt Jr Watergate Seven G. Gordon Liddy James W. McCord Jr Nixon

King Birthday Observances Across Nation and Vatican Visit

The UPI report notes MLK Jr. would have turned 44 with 1.5 million off work nationwide. Fairfax County adds King to holiday honoring Civil War generals Lee and Jackson. Georgia Governor Carter proclaims the day praising King as a democracy leader. In Vatican City, Golda Meir's first papal visit prompts tight security as she meets Pope Paul VI after a Paris stop.

United Press International Martin Luther King Jr Virginia Old Confederacy Fairfax County King Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson Georgia Jimmy Carter Vatican City UPI Vatican Golda Meir Paul VI Giovanni Leone

Belfast police suffer deadly bombings in violent weekend

Bombs killed three policemen and wounded three others in Northern Ireland in what police call their blackest day. The toll in the province's long violence rose to 685 with 34 officers among the dead. Another blast wounded 25 patrons at a pub.

Belfast UPI Northern Ireland

Towboat Pushing Barge Damages East Liverpool Water Intake

A barge pushed by an Ohio River towboat struck a water filtration intake pier in East Liverpool, Ohio, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. The city water superintendent said the plant was not immediately affected, unless rubble blocks the intake.

East Liverpool Ohio UPI Rodney Stull

Norwalk Weather and Local Vital Stat Lines

Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 30s and a 10 percent chance of rain. Tuesday will be warmer with highs in the 40s and a 30 percent precipitation chance. Norwalk highs 38 lows 26. Marriage license filings lead the local notices along with births and deaths listed for area residents.

Norwalk

Muggings, vandalism hit one third of inner city residents

A UPI summary of a Gallup Poll shows 33 percent of center city residents and 19 percent in suburbs and 13 percent in small towns reported victimization in the past year. The survey notes many crimes go unreported and crime ranked as a top urban issue.

Princeton N.J UPI United States Gallup

Nixon halts bombing as peace talks show progress

President Nixon ordered a halt in all bombing and mining of North Vietnam effective 10 a.m. EST amid reports of possible cease-fire by February 3. Kissinger briefed Saigon officials as Gen Haig heads to Vietnam with details of Paris talks while Thieu's circle plans for Haig's arrival.

Key Biscayne, Fla UPI Nixon North Vietnam Haiphong Harbor Saigon Tin Song Nguyen Vang Thieu Henry A. Kissinger Florida White House Key Biscayne Alexander Haig Paris Kissinger Hanoi le Duc Tho Thieu Nguyen Trieu Dan U.S Hoang Duc Nha Haig National Security Council

Fire Destroys Clarksfield Home. Couple Survives

James and Dorothy Taulbee awoke to flames in their second floor bedroom and fled in nightclothes as their home burned to ashes. Fire officials say neighbors' phones were out on the same line and no estimate of loss was available. The Taulbees run J and E Restaurant in Wellington and received Red Cross aid after the 9 30 a m call to Wakeman Fire Department. Mrs Taulbee was treated for burns and the couple planned to stay with relatives while outlining next steps.

Wakeman Clarksfield James Taulbee Lawrence Gingery Gingerys Wellington Huron County Sheriff's Department Wakeman _ Fire Department Mrs. Taulbee Taulbee Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Taulbees

Senators Mansfield and Scott say Congress cannot end war

Senate Democratic leader Mansfield and Republican leader Scott agree Congress cannot stop the Vietnam War. They say resolutions are futile and Nixon could veto or seek court action if funds are cut. Mansfield pins only purse strings as leverage, while predicting no override votes.

Mansfield Scott Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield U.S Vietnam Hugh Scott Congress Pennsylvania Nixon CBS Rep Gerald Ford R-Mich House NBC

Senator Montoya Killed in One Car Crash on I 25

New Mexico state senator Alfonso T. Montoya brother of U S Senator Joseph Montoya died in a one car crash on Interstate 25 north of Albuquerque near Algodones. A female passenger, Leonella Trujillo, survived with minor injuries while Montoya faced a pending D W I charge and impending trial.

Albuquerque N.M UPI Alfonso T. Montoya U.S Joseph M. Montoya D-N.m New Mexico Interstate 25 Montoya Algodones Leonella Trujillo Randall Miller Senate Finance Committee Alfonso Montoya New Mexico Motor Vehicle Department Harry Robins

Man Lives For 54 Years After Death scare story

Carl W. Tirey of Dallas who was believed dead after a 12 year old electrocution incident survived a funeral home verdict. He lost a limb but lived 54 years more, earning a degree at Ohio State, coaching swimming, and serving on AAU committees before his death in Dallas. A mass at St. Cecilia Church was planned.

Dallas UPI Carl W. Tirey Middletown Ohio Tirey Ohio State University Ohio State Insurance Department The Amateur Athletic Union AAU St. Cecilia Catholic Church

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