Norwalk Preparations For Fourth Of July Festivities
Norwalk hosts a public Fourth of July schedule starting tonight with a Vietnam veterans dinner at the VFW Hall and a dance at the Norwalk Armory. A Wednesday parade at 10 a.m. begins a full day at the Huron County Fairgrounds with concessions, movies, bingo, square dancing, music, and a 10 p.m. fireworks display.
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Norwalk
VFW Hall
Norwalk Armory
Huron County Fairgrounds
Johnny Murphy
East Main
Townsend
Psychiatrist Charles Patterson to challenge Powell in 1974 primary
Dr. Charles W. Patterson a 34 year old psychiatrist from Los Angeles announced in Middletown Ohio that he will run in the May 1974 party primary against U S Representative Walter Powell R Fairfield Patterson blamed drastic changes in medical care and bureaucratic bungling for broader societal impact.
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Middletown
Ohio
UPI
U.S
Walter Powell
Fairfield
Charles W. Patterson
Los Angeles
Powell
Patterson
Gasoline Shortage Shows Signs of Easing Across U S
United Press International reports improving fuel supply with higher gasoline production and consumption growth slowing than forecast. Some stations extend hours for first time in weeks as allotments to stations rise.
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United Press International
United States
Weicker Says Nixon Should Attend Senate Panel Voluntarily
Senator Lowell Weicker urges the president to appear before the Watergate committee only on voluntary basis, stressing respect for the office and a fact finding motive. In Washington the Agriculture Department proposes a rule requiring meatless pizzas to contain at least 12 percent cheese, not affecting pizzerias.
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Bridgeport
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Norwalk Area Weather And Life Events Brief
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with a small chance of thundershowers tonight. Highs near 80 inland, near 80 to mid 80s by Lake Erie. Low tonight mid to upper 60s. Rain odds 10 percent today, 30 percent tonight, 10 percent Wednesday. Winds 5 to 10 mph, turning northerly. Norwalk highs 89, lows 69. Births in Monroeville and deaths in Sandusky Greenwich Wakeman Norwalk. Marriages listed for several couples.
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Lake Erie
Norwalk
Ohio Lottery Bills Move Through State Legislature
The Ohio Senate and House adopt their own lottery bills as leaders signal a summer adjournment. Key points include a five member bipartisan commission to run the game, 30 percent of proceeds to general revenue, and 45 percent for prizes. Proposals to divert funds to tax relief are defeated.
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UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
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Cincinnati
Ways and Means
Maloney
State Lottery Commission
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Dayton
Ronald M. Motts
Parma
State General Revenue Fund
Thomas N. Kindness
R Hamilton
Planning Commission
Charles F. Kurfess
Bowling Green
Kurfess
Nixon Will Speak Later, Not Before Ervin Panel
President Nixon plans to address Watergate in an appropriate forum after Ervin committee hearings end, not before the panel or the grand jury. Ronald Ziegler said the president will not testify and may appear publicly during a July 4 Anaheim rally, stressing unity and executive prerogatives.
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Helen Thomas
SAN Clemente Calif
UPI
Nixon
Wategate
Ervin Committee
White House
Federal Grand Jury
Senate
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Herbert G. Klein
California
Anaheim
More Than One Way To Fire Bureaucrat
William E. Colby, nominated as CIA director, described a method to remove staff by saying the agency seeks those who do not fit in and aim to arrange for them to leave government service early. The comment followed earlier phrases used by Nixon and others about resignations and terminations.
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William E. Colby
CIA
Senate
Willard Pickets Stand Guard at Local Plants
Willard picketing orderlies remained at the entrances to Pioneer Rubber Co plants and Ohio Power Co installations today with no incidents reported and no arrests made as workers protest ongoing labor action.
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Willard
Pioneer Rubber Co
Ohio Power Co
Train Runs at 3 P.M. Thursday for Independence Limited
The Independence Limited steam train will stage a 3 p.m. Thursday stop at the Norfolk & Western railyard on North Pleasant Street. It will not stop downtown and departs Norwalk at 3 25 p.m. toward Brewster amid ongoing labor dispute talks. Police report orderly picketing in Willard with mediators involved in the wage walkouts. United Rubber Workers 804 and a walkout by 1,865 Ohio Power workers pursue unsettled negotiations with the IBEW and UWUA.
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Norfolk & Western
North Pleasant Street
Norwalk
Brewster
Jack Fryman
Willard
Pioneer
United Rubber Workers
Ohio Power
Utility Workers Union of America
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Minibikers face Norwalk vehicle rule take effect
Norwalk enforces a new ordinance banning snowmobiles and all purpose vehicles on public property starting at 12 01 a m Friday. The rule restricts operation near yards sidewalks streets and dwellings and requires helmets and shoes for all riders. Police chief L C Hilson says the law will be enforced with officer discretion per complaints.
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Norwalk
L. C. Hilson
Attorney Henry Young Seeks Withdrawal From Murder Case
Henry E. Young, appointed to defend Larry D. Robinson on a first degree murder charge, asks Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter to allow withdrawal. The trial, set for Monday, may be continued as a mutual decision between Young and Robinson. Robinson has discussed adding attorney Jack M. Levin. the judge doubted authority to appoint him. The case involves the killing of Alice White Womack, taxi operator, found April 6 in her car at Greenwood Cemetery Willard. Trial has been continued once before.
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Henry E. Young
Larry D. Robinson
Young
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Robinson
Huron County
White Womack
Norwalk
Willard Taxi Service
Greenwood Cemetery
Willard
Fourth of July Festivities To Be Covered By Reflector Staff
The Reflector will not publish on Wednesday but will deploy reporters and photographers to cover the city's Fourth of July celebrations.
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Texas Farmer Surrenders After 55 Minute Shootout
Van Lacy, 67, a retired farmer near San Augustine, killed his common law wife Mattie Clark and fought officers in a farmhouse gunbattle that wounded six lawmen and others. Lacy surrendered after an hour long confrontation. deputies and DPS officers were among the injured.
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Tex
UPI
van Lacy
Texas
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