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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
1
Reports from Saigon indicate more than 200 clashes between Communist and government forces occurred nationwide. A U.S. Army adviser suffered minor arm wounds when Communists fired on a helicopter in Quang Ngai.
The Times reports Nixon indicated a preference for John B. Connally over Spiro Agnew as the GOP nominee in 1976. Connally, a former Democratic Texas governor and ex-treasury secretary, could return to the cabinet as secretary of state after Rogers and Kissinger resign.
Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi was critically wounded in a holdup outside his Washington home. He underwent six hours of surgery with the prognosis guarded. a bullet lodged in his back and another removed from his leg. FBI to assist the investigation as President Nixon expressed concern and support.
In a dinner speech honoring North Vietnamese officials Brezhnev signaled that the Vietnam settlement may ease U S Soviet tensions and aid Middle East peace. He did not name the United States directly but linked the Vietnam outcome to broader relations among involved states. ACLU sues Ohio abortion law seeks injunctions against the 136 year old statute allowing abortion only to save the mother's life.
New York Jets pick Rick Seifert in the eighth round as Ohio State adds depth. George Hasenohrl goes to the Giants, Joe Bledshoe lands with Detroit via Cleveland, and Rick Galbos joins Washington in the ninth round.
Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of rain by morning and mild Thursday. Norwalk highs near 31 and 14 low. precipitation near zero today, 30 percent tonight, 50 percent Thursday. Marriage licenses list pairs Clark Martin Brinzley Clark Hopkins Burt. Births note Lyons girl at Good Samaritan Hospital. Deaths report Eugene E. Wendt, 75, Wakeman.
A UPI report states James W. McCord Jr and G Gordon Liddy were found guilty on all charges in the 1972 Watergate break in. Both face prison terms and potential appeals follow the 90 minute deliberation. Five others had pleaded guilty earlier.
The Federal Trade Commission accuses Xerox Corp of monopolizing the office copier market, claiming 86 percent of 1971 sales and 95 percent in the plain paper copier segment. The agency seeks royalty free licensing of all existing and future copier patents and has referred the matter to an FTC law judge after failed settlement talks.
Brig Gen Thomas P Stafford Apollo commander Donald K Slayton and Vance D Brand named to meet two Russian cosmonauts in earth orbit in 1975 for the first Apollo Soyuz docking mission. Training will begin in Houston this summer with a aims to show cross national space cooperation and potential future joint space projects.
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