Hairy Thing Stirs Louisiana Town in Monster Reports
In Louisiana Missouri a family and neighbors report sighting a giant hairy biped on Marzell Hill near the Mississippi River. Terry Harrison, 8, and Doris Harrison, 15, described a tall black hairy figure. later footprints and hair were found. Local residents, including Ellis Minor and Patrolman Whitaker, added accounts of lights, growling noises, and fleeing crowds. UFO investigator Hayden Hewes linked the reports to similar sightings, describing a pumpkin‑headed, orange-eyed, upright ape with a sulfur odor.
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Louisiana
UPI
Terry Harrison
Terry
Doris
Sai
Edgar Harrison
Mississippi River
Marzell Hill
Harrisons
Minor
Pleasant Hill
Ellis Minor
Whitaker
Hayden C. Hewes
International
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hewes
Florida Everglades
Washington
Nixon vows peace push before election
President Nixon said the chance for negotiated peace in Vietnam is better now than ever and will pursue settlement in the three months before the November 7 election. He spoke at a White House news conference and warned against raising false hopes while noting enemy military actions and the impact of the blockade and bombing.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
Oval Office
North Vietnam
McGovern Pushes Defense Cut Faces Senate Pushback
Senator George S. McGovern urged deep defense cuts to fund social programs. The Senate refused to block an administrative plan to accelerate the Trident submarine program, rewarding advocates of new weapons development.
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Washington
UPI
George S. McGovern
United States Senate
Senate
Soviet Plan for New Salyut Lab and Soyuz Flight
Soviet sources say the USSR will launch a Salyut space laboratory with a two or three man Soyuz within days. The flight aims to link up with the orbiting lab and marks the first manned Soviet mission since the Soyuz 11 fatalities on June 30, 1971.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Salyut Space Laboratory
Orbiting Lab
Earth
Weather outlook Norwalk Ohio cool with sun through Saturday
Partly cloudy and cool today tonight and Saturday with highs in the 70s and 75 to 80. Light winds and near zero chances of rain. Norwalk temperatures show 70/54 with humidity around 91 percent at 7 am dropping to 62 percent by 7 pm. Sunrise and sunset listed with lunar data. Marriage licenses issued for Dennis R Bergeman and Jeannine K Linton. Births reported a daughter for Donald and wife in New London. Deaths noted for Clifford R Heyman 77 North Fairfield and Elmer J Pressler 71 Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Donald Smith
New London
FT Hospital
Clifford R. Heyman
North Fairfield
Elmer J. Pressler
Eagleton Hits Back At Anderson Report Lies
Democratic vice presidential candidate Thomas F. Eagleton dismissed a Washington columnist Jack Anderson report alleging multiple arrests as a "damnable lie." He stressed he will stay on the ticket and plans to address supporters in California after arriving from Hawaii.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
Oakland
Hawaii
California
Washington
Jack Anderson
Washington Star-News
Robert Walters
Michael Satchell
Anderson
Retail Clerks International Association
Afl-Cio
Missouri
Oil Spill Report Triggers Health Wildlife Probes in Norwalk Creek
Oil and dead fish wash through Norwalk Creek prompting investigations by Huron County Health Dept and Division of Wildlife. Authorities suspect discharge from the municipal power plant while plant officials deny deliberate dumping and note the unit four diesel operation on Thursday. River area below Warren Drive shows oil film and unusual bass and pike deaths raising concern. Police and game warden continue checks as officials estimate fish losses beyond the legal threshold for court action.
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Norwalk
Health and Wildlife
Roger Dixon
Huron County Health Dept
Division of Wildlife
Warren Drive
Dixon
Don Ware
Bob Frey
Frey
Reflector
Robert Frey
Norwalk Creek
Attorney General Urges Action on Day's Crises in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown told Norwalk Kiwanis he must prod state and local government to act on drug abuse and environmental problems. He cited anti pollution suits, urged stronger consumer protection laws, and highlighted 1,900 drug cases processed last year while pledging oversight of charitable trusts and updated conflict of interest laws.
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Ohio
William Brown
Huron County
Maurice Smith
William Owens
State
Kiwanis
William J. Brown
Norwalk Kiwanis
Brown
Cleveland
Devil
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Signatures Fall Short Of Goal For Center Tax Hike
Petitions seeking a quarter percent increase in Norwalk’s city income tax to fund a community center were filed with City Auditor Douglas Colvin. Fifteen petitions with 437 signatures miss the 1,000-signature goal. Colvin will verify signer residency and circulator validity before ten days to challenge signatures.
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Douglas Colvin
Colvin
Norwalk Community Center Corp
Board of Elections
Ist Day Sold Item Notice
Unclear classified note offers items for sale with a prompt to phone for pickup or inquiries. No identifiable persons, organizations, or locations are provided.
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Cairo
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Port Clinton
Jeannine K. Linton
Bellevue
Old State Road
East Elm Street
Greg Hill
Bill Ream
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