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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1973
Page
1
Jaycee president Tom Woodyard says the PIT Line has had few calls in its first month and may trim hours from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday. He notes most calls concern alcohol problems and guidance rather than disease fears. A decision will come at Thursday's meeting.
In Columbus the Ohio Agriculture Department says farmers are locked in by Phase III and withhold chickens and hogs from the market. Four packing houses shut in the Columbus area and another in northern Ohio. Many other plants are laying off employees.
Herbert Kalmbach told the Senate Watergate Committee that he raised 220000 dollars for the seven original Watergate defendants under instructions from Frederick LaRue, a deputy to John Mitchell, who headed Nixon’s re election operation.
Governor George Wallace said liberals have discovered the South after Kennedy's Alabama appearance and cheered that national politicians visited Alabama. About 200 letter writers criticized Kennedy's presence as Wallace spoke.
Weather forecast for Norwalk and surrounding area calls for highs in upper 70s near Lake Erie and low 80s elsewhere with mostly clear skies tonight. Winds east to northeast 6 to 12 mph today and east to southeast tonight. rain chances near zero today and tonight, 60 percent Wednesday. Norwalk high 75, low 50. humidity values vary through the day. Precipitation none. sunrise 6 08 am sunset 8 58 pm. Moonrise 10 05 pm moonset 8 24 am. Marriage license applications listed for several couples in Willard Norwalk Milan and Wakeman. Births noted for a Norwalk family. Obituaries for Mrs. Clara M. Chandler and Mrs. Viola V. Marsh.
The House approved giving the agriculture secretary power to lift the price freeze on foods in short supply. The amendment by Rep. Harold Froelich ties any adjustment to a Presidential certification of threatened shortages. Administration officials expect phase IV price changes to allow some retail and wholesale increases. The vote came as cotton provisions were stripped from the farm bill, leaving funding for the cotton program to a conference committee.
The Senate Watergate Committee may access tapes of every Nixon Oval Office and nearby conversations recorded since spring 1971. Butterfield reveals secret tape system used for posterity stored in the Nixon library. The White House pledges not to release papers and faces subpoenas over Dean confrontations in 1972 and 1973.
Levin says he tried to break up a clash between an undercover agent and a man with a camera and did not photograph the agent. He did say some pictures were taken of the twelve men, but he had no camera and did not hire anyone to shoot them.
Joseph A. Califano says claims of extensive bugging at the Johnson White House are an outrageous smear on a dead president while noting Johnson opposed all bugging. George Reedy and J. Fred Buzhardt discuss past listening devices in the context of Watergate testimony.
Norwalk City Hall hosts two meetings and a public hearing tonight. Council will consider three ordinances on second reading and may remove subdivision regulations from consideration. The 70 page code covers streets curbs sidewalks parks utilities. Planning Commission meets after the council session. A rezoning for James Schoenegge at 251 West Main Street is on the main agenda. Firelands Elevator Association seeks a silo construction rezoning with a 9 p.m. public hearing.
Short notice ad request invites readers to call 662 424 to place advertisements for items no longer needed. The prompt emphasizes quick results and local listing availability.
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