Market opens higher after rough day on wall street
The New York Stock Exchange opened modestly up as the Dow rose 0.47 to 771.04 amid 294 issues trading and over 350000 shares changing hands. In Florida, a bright meteor lit the night sky near Lake Okeechobee, shaking a patrol station before landing on shore.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Moore Haven
Fla
South Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Pahokee
Okeechobee
Glades County
Judy Bowen
World-hopping honeymooners tour in a 1926 Chevy camper
Tony Collins 30 and Sue Collins 24 from New Zealand travel in a converted 1926 Chevrolet flatbed camper visiting Norwalk. In three years they have toured 20 countries, worked as teachers and in small museums, and plan further overland trips including England to Bombay. Their truck goes on display at Bob Meyer Chevrolet as they await meet with the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America in Bowling Green.
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Hank Heilmann
New Zealand
Norwalk
Tony
Sue Collins
Wellington
Sue
Oakland
Australia
Europe
England
Scandinavian Countries
United States
Chevrolet Club of America
Bowling Green
USA
Bombay
India
Bob Meyer Chevrolet
Supreme Court weighs presidential powers in dual views
The court debates two stark theories on executive authority. Jaworski warns the President could claim constitutional meaning without court checks, risking the republic. St Clair argues a president remains immune to criminal process, with impeachment as the remedy.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Leon Jaworski
James D. St. Clair
Mansfield calls for White House economy conference
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged President Nixon to convene a White House conference on the economy. He said Congress and the administration are not taking action and proposed including joint leadership, economy experts, administration advisers, and labor and industry representatives.
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Washington
Trudeau Wins Solid Victory in Canada General Election
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau secured a surprising and solid victory in Canada’s general election, riding out inflation concerns that contributed to the Liberal government’s fall two months earlier.
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Ottawa
UPI
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
Weather and notices from Leam/7 EET July 9 1974
Weather parts four warm and humid with chances of thundershowers late today tonight and Wednesday. Highs in 80s, lows upper 60s to low 70s, precipitation chances 30 40 50 percent. Marriage license applications list four pairs. Births report two newborns. Death notices for Clyde Kilgore and Francis Rupp.
Supreme Court to hear Ohio libel case over cantrell family
The Supreme Court will decide whether Cleveland Plain Dealer reporters libeled Mrs. Margaret Cantrell and her son after the Silver Bridge collapse. A federal jury awarded $60,000, the Sixth Circuit overturned, and the high court will review whether the publication lacked actual malice and its portrayal of the Cantrells was defamatory.
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Supreme Court
Ohio
Washington
UPI
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio River
Margaret Mae Cantrell
William
Cleveland
Federal District
U.S. Court of Appeals
High Court
Appeals Court
New York Times
55 Drug Arrests Made In Four Area Counties
Law enforcement in four Northwestern Ohio counties halted a drug network after 76 secret indictments and 138 buys led to 55 arrests in Ottawa Sandusky and Erie counties. Authorities say no organized ring existed and the case targeted heroin cocaine LSD and marijuana with some stolen items seized.
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United Press International
Ohio
Gene Starrett
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Ottawa
Sandusky
Erie
Starrett
Fremont
Ottawa County
Norwalk Board to vote on admin pay hikes and new contracts
Norwalk Board of Education plans raises for six administrators with multi year contracts and new agreements for three others. Top salaries include Superintendent Albion V Gotaas at 27392 and High School Principal George Perry at 20290, with several principals and a school psychologist receiving raises and contract changes.
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Norwalk
George Perry
Pleasant Street
Bronson
William Conway
Maplehurst
Joseph Hurley
League and Benedict
William Ruby
Clark
Rapalee
James Draper
Akron
Conway
Perry
Glenn Sprague
Monroeville
Crane on trailer causes widespread wiring damage in Norwalk
A 162 foot crane on a Price Construction Co. truck plowed through Norwalk on U S 250 leaving a trail of snapped wires. Wayne Ki Lenhart 31 of 107 Whittlesey Ave was cited for hauling an unsafe load after a string of telephone and cable lines were knocked down. Full service to most affected customers restored in about four hours.
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Wayne Ki. Lenhart
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk
U.S. 250
Charles Winn
General Telephone Co
Winn
Huron
Lenhart
Price Construction Co
Continental Cablevision of Ohio, Inc
Case Avenue
Main Street
General Telephone Co. of
Ohio
E. League St
Wooster
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Artie Truscelli
New York City
Florida
Haldeman
Los Angeles
H.R. Haldeman
Los Angeles Times
Oval Office
Nixon
Times
Diplomat
Hermosillo
Mexico
U.S
John Patterson
Francisco Arellano Nobleda
Miguel Angel Cortes
Cortes
Patterson
Anne
Mexico City
Reyes Carbajal
U.S. State Department
Bobby Joe Keesee
San Diego
Calif
Keesee
North Vietnam
Huntington Beach
FBI
Tony and
Trudeau
Wayne E. Francisco
Sharon J. Smith
Daryl R. Gross
Bellevue
Ellen L. Brahier
Pemberville
Leon A. Yun
Juanita J. Bottomlee
Roger Murray
New London
Michael Lewis
Milan
James Isaac
Willard
Willard Area
Clyde L. Kilgore
Lorain
Francis A. Rupp
Vallejo
Cantrell
South Linwood Avenue
East Seminary Street
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Bunk House Inn
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