22 Jan 1974
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1974
Page
1
Cleveland millionaire Howard M. Metzenbaum sits in the Senate chamber as lawmakers debate a probe into his 118 102 tax dispute with the IRS. After hours of debate the chamber votes to seat him without investigating the six year old tax dispute.
Cloudy with rain or drizzle today into tonight. highs in 40s. Snow possible Wednesday, 30s to 40s. Winds shifting from southwest to northwest. Norwalk records include 46/34 highs and lows. precipitation trace. sunrise sunset and moon data. Marriage licenses issued for Turner Miller and McCarroll Culp. births reported at local hospitals. deaths noted for Francisco and Baumeyer.
Labor strike by Local 377 of the Allied Industrial Workers shuts West Baking Co. plant supplying McDonald’s buns in Ohio Michigan and northeastern Indiana. 93 13 vote to strike follows disputes over benefits and contract language with a six percent wage demand and five percent offer.
Brandy Station Virginia Lewis L. Strauss longtime chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission during the Cold War died Monday at his home at age 77. He aided shaping United States nuclear policy during tense years of Nuclear era.
The Labor Department reports December CPI up 0.7 percent, bringing 1973 inflation to 8.8 percent. Food energy and housing costs drive the rise. cereals and bakery products lead food gains amid grain shortages after Soviet sales. Wages barely keep pace, reducing purchasing power.
A tanker truck owned by Ashland Oil Co. was burnt in a fire near East Liverpool Ohio early today. A second truck was struck by gunfire and a third was set ablaze but suffered only minor damage, authorities said.
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