Indian children treated for carbon monoxide fumes in Cincinnati bus
Forty three youths from National Baptist Churches in Indiana were treated at General and Children's hospitals after a church bus emitted carbon monoxide fumes. Ages ranged 12 to 19. all were released after symptoms including nausea headaches dizziness and vomiting.
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Cincinnati
UPI
National Baptist
Marion- Muncie- Richmond
Ind
General and Children’s Hospitals
Ella Fitzgerald to Return for Eye Surgery in U S
The 52 year old singer plans to travel from Monaco to the United States for an eye operation to save her sight. She has nearly lost use of her right eye due to cataracts and a left eye hemorrhage this week forced cancellation of her tour and future engagements.
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Ella Fitzgerald
United States
Monaco
U.S
UPI
Calley Retrial Sought Over Missing Defense Witness
Attorneys for Lt. William L. Calley request a new trial claiming a key defense witness, Charles Gruver, has been located. Gruver, a My Lai veteran, says Army officials contacted him during the court martial and suggested he might testify for the prosecution.
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Washington
API
William L. Calley
My Lai
Army Court of Military Review
Charles ‘Butch’ Gruver
Gruver
Calley
Daily Oklahoman of
Oklahoma City
British dockworkers opt for official strike over containerization
London leaders of the dockworkers union rejected a proposed settlement and voted to begin an official strike Friday. Ports have been idle for five days from an unofficial mutiny protesting the jailing of five dockers who were released Wednesday, with the containerization issue still unsettled.
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London
UPI
College completion rate more than doubles in 1960s
Census Bureau report shows Americans with at least four years of college rising from 4 percent in 1960 to 10.7 percent in 1970. Median years of school completed for those 25 and older increased from 10.6 to 12.1, the first time median exceeded high school level.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Tufts Researchers Develop Tooth Decay Spray
Two Tufts University researchers say they have created a chemical sprayed onto teeth for painless decay removal. They caution the formula does not eliminate all drilling.
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Chicago
UPI
Tufts University
Melvin Goldman
Joseph Kronman
Judge orders new trial for Alice Wennerstrom murder case
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Marcellus K. Snow orders a new trial for Alice Jean Wennerstrom 28 after criticism he clipped coupons read magazines and scanned mail on the bench during her May 24 second degree murder conviction of former husband Gary L. Gilbert 35. Defense photos show Snow examining ads flyers mail and accounts.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
U.S. District Court
Marcellus K. Snow
Alice Jean Wennerstrom
Gary L. Gilbert
Snow
Robert M. McRae
Weather and local notices from Norwalk report rain chance and a marriage license
Cloudy and cold today with showers possible. High near 76 in Norwalk and low around 58 tonight. Friday partly cloudy with highs in the mid to upper 70s and a 20 percent to 50 percent precipitation chance. Marriage license filed for Carl W. Copenhaver and Deborah A. Vogt of Norwalk. Death reported: Oliver D. Mann, 61, Willard.
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Norwalk
Chamber Proposes Removing Downtown Parking Meters
Norwalk officials and Chamber of Commerce President James Seitz discuss a plan to remove meters downtown to draw shoppers. The chamber would raise funds via a voluntary assessment on businesses, details to be finalized, with reaction from merchants guiding next steps.
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Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
James Seitz
Chamber
Seitz
Fremont
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Willard
McGovern refuses to drop Eagleton despite campaign pressure
McGovern says he will not be stampeded into dropping Eagleton from the ticket and denies delaying a final decision. Metzenbaum, a Cleveland backer, predicts Eagleton will withdraw citing disclosed hospitalizations as a threat to McGovern’s campaign, while noting mixed signals from supporters nationwide.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
George S. McGovern
Thomas F. Eagleton
Howard M. Metzenbaum
U.S. Senate
McGovern
Eagleton
Tom Eagleton
U.S
Metzenbaum
Sen. Eagleton
Sen
Hawaii
Thomas Eagleton
Honolulu
George McGovern
White House
Water Skier Killed Near Holiday Lakes
A 27 year old man, Richard W. Clayton of North Olmsted, was killed when struck by a tow boat propeller while water skiing at Holiday Lakes north of Willard Ohio. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon and Clayton died of multiple injuries at Mansfield General Hospital. The boat was driven by Kenneth Coffman of North Olmsted. owners are Richard and Joseph Demboske. Clayton’s wife Martha survives. Funeral arrangements are pending. The incident was reported to authorities at 5 55 p m.
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Willard
Chatanooga
Tenn
Holiday Lakes
Here
Richard W. Clayton
North Olmsted
Clayton
Mansfield General Hospital
James Cho
Kenneth Coffman
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Richard
Joseph Demboske
Secor
Chattanooga
Martha
Sheriff's Department
Willard Police
U S Admits Dikes Hit In Vietnam Bombing
State Department acknowledged damage to North Vietnam dike systems while stressing it was incidental. Officials noted evidence some dikes were struck as part of actions not targeting irrigation. Nixon had said no plan to attack dikes but left open the possibility of mis-targeted bombs.
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Washington
UPI
North Vietnam
State Department
United States
Nixon
Department
Charles W. Bray
Vandals Slash Tires Kill A Teen In Utah Route Incident
In Wendover Utah deputy sheriff Marion Carter reports a 14 year old boy died after vandals slashed two tires on his squad car. The delay left the portable oxygen exhausted as they rushed Jimmy Carlos to Tooele Valley Hospital. He had previously survived taking 97 depressant pills.
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Wendover, Utah
UPI
Carter
Jimmy Carlos
Tooele Valley Hospital
Salt Flats
Inmate Sues Over Transfer Denial After Assault
Harold Risner, 20, an Ohio Penitentiary inmate from Shelby, sues for 250000 accusing prison officials of denying a transfer after an assault by older prisoners on Jan 10 1972. He alleges guards did not intervene and seeks court-ordered transfer to another facility, naming Warden Cardwell Corrections Chief Cooper guard Carr and associate warden Kette as defendants. Risner was sentenced in Huron County for armed robbery and arrived at the prison Nov 19 1971.
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Columbus
UPI
Harold Risner
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Harold J. Cardwell
Ketchum
Risner
Shelby
Huron County Common Pleas Court
City Loan and Savings Co
Willard
Corrections
Bennett J Cooper
Cardwell
W W Carr
Neal Kette
Norwalk Riding Club 30th Annual Horseshow Featured
The Norwalk Riding Club and its 30th annual horseshow are highlighted in a feature by Sue Steeves with a photo spread of club members over the years. The piece appears on page 8 of today's Reflector.
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Norwalk
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Sen. McGovern
Charles
Mary Hammond
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