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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1977

Page

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Two Swindlers Con City Woman Out Of Savings

An elderly Norwalk woman was defrauded of 2800 dollars in December by two con artists posing as FDIC officials and a bank agent. They coaxed cash from her and aimed to recover it through fingerprints, then vanished using aliases Clausen and Schwartz, with FBI notified and no arrests yet.

Con City David Rau Norwalk Federal Bureau of Investigation Clausen Mr. Schwartz Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Mr. Clausen Robert Schafer Monroeville Ruffing St. Paul Tim John Uffing Townsend Ave Hilson Koerper

Carter inauguration trip and cold weather notes

Billy Carter flew to Washington for his brother Jimmy Carter's inauguration and joked about joining the South as he kept warm with whiskey. Separate reports note Columbia Gas of Ohio seeking relaxations on emergency gas purchases to avoid deeper curtailments, Cincinnati crime falling with cold, and 1976 inflation at 4.8 percent per Labor Department data.

Washington UPI Billy Carter South Carter Georgia Jimmy Carter United States Plains Billy Columbus Columbia Gas Co Ohio Wendesday Public Utilities Commission of Ohio PUCO Ohio General Assembly Regulatory Commission Cincinnati Milton Dills Dills Labor Department Ford

Carter Becomes 39th President In Simple Inauguration

Jimmy Carter takes the oath as the nation’s 39th president, pledging a new beginning and a spirit of unity. He calls for humility, reform, and a focus on battles against poverty, ignorance and injustice while stressing prudent use of resources and reduced nuclear arms.

Clay F. Richards Washington UPI Jimmy Carter Republic Georgia Carter Lillian United States Warren Burger Walter Mondale Thomas O'Neill U.S America

Ford grants citizenship to Tokyo Rose figure Iva Toguri

President Ford pardons Iva Toguri D A quino returning her U S citizenship after 27 years and releasing her from the treason conviction for Tokyo Rose. She was convicted in 1949, sentenced to 10 years and a $10,000 fine, served 60 years before parole in 1956 and paid the fine in 1975.

Chicago UPI Iva Toguri D’aquino Tokyo

Variable clouds with light snow flurries and chilly highs

Variable cloudiness and a chance of snow flurries tonight and Friday. Highs near 20 with lows around 10. 30 percent precipitation today tonight and Friday. Winds west to northwest at 15 to 25 mph tonight. Deaths: Mrs Genena Deisher 50 Norwalk and Mr Lyle Stiles 63 Grand Rapids Ohio.

Genena Deisher Norwalk Lyle Stiles Grand Rapids Ohio

In Ohio Law Free Recounts Debate House Question

Jacquelyn Fisher, an auto worker from Cleveland, arrived at 4 a.m. for the Capitol inauguration and secured standing room with her pass. By 8 a.m. the area held nearly 100 companions and a large security and media presence as she waited eight hours before the swearing in.

Gene Damschroder Ohio Washington UPI Jacquelyn Fisher Cleveland Capitol

Ford's Last Full Day In The White House

President Ford reserved his final hours for close aides and Carter as successor. He planned a quiet breakfast with staff, a midmorning coffee with Carter, a Capitol motorcade, and a jet to California to resume private life after 28 years in office.

Ford Carter Pennsylvania Avenue U.S. Capitol White House Baton Rouge Jimmy United States Washington UPI Godbye Jimmy Carter Executive Mansion California Betty Capitol Hill Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Fords Nelson A. Rockefeller

Balky Helicopter Stages Comedy At JC Bosses Night

Norwalk scene recalls a faulty Army helicopter shuttling Cleveland sportscaster Jim Mueller to JC Bosses Night. The craft died on return but airport operator Ron Zoellner and John Wyatt revived it to get Mueller home. The event at Vanson's Restaurant honored local leaders including Hammersmith and Ruffing with multiple awards amid farm and civic achievements.

Cleveland Jim Mueller Channel 8 Norwalk John Wyatt Mueller Ron Zoellner Wyatt Jaycees

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