Evel Knievel Delivers Wheelies At Lakewood Park
In Atlanta a crowd of about 10 000 watched Evel Knievel perform three wheelies at 60 mph after arriving by ambulance. He apologized for not making the advertised jump over a Saturno car lot and instead had a stand in jump seven cars before being returned to Piedmont Hospital for treatment.
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Atlanta
UPI
Robert
Evel’’ Knievel
Lakewood Park
Controversial digester eyed for waste disposal near Norwalk
Leon Riley plans contracting with industries for liquid waste disposal after a successful digester test on U.S. 250. The project faces two lawsuits by a citizens group and the Norwalk Board of Township Trustees with health and city officials joining the trustees. Riley reviews engineer applicants as Richard Mutz and Associates continues supervising digester operations. Petitions for a city income tax increase are to be circulated next week with a target of 1,000 signatures to place the measure on the ballot.
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Leon Riley
U.S. 250
Norwalk
Citizens Committee
Riley
Richard Mutz
James Ewell
Norwalk Community Center Corp
Ewell
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Community Center Corporation
Huron County Board of Elections
Fired General Admits He Ordered Bombings
Gen. John D. Lavelle testified before a House subcommittee that he ordered bombing raids on North Vietnam last winter beyond stated rules, arguing the actions were justifiable to counter a growing enemy threat. He said his interpretive moves aimed to protect U.S. crews amid intensified air defenses.
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Daniel Rapoport
Washington
UPI
John D. Lavelle
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Lavelle
Air Force
Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
House Armed Services
John D. Ryan
U.S
United States
South
Demilitarized Zone
Ryan
Rapid City Flood Claims Hundreds of Lives in Black Hills
UPI reports the Rapid City flood after Canyon Lake Dam burst left more than 200 dead with authorities warning the total could reach 300. Rescue dogs searched mud choked areas as Gov Kneip and Sen McGovern toured floodlands seeking survivors and aid.
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Rapid City
S.D
UPI
South Dakota
Black Hills
Pat Dixon
Death
George McGovern
D-S.c
Washington
Don Barnette
Richard Kneip
Rapid Creek
Canyon Lake
Mt. Rushmore
Agriculture Department
Norwalk Weather and Local Vital Records Summary
Partly cloudy today with a high in the mid to upper 70s and a 10 percent rain chance. Tonight and Tuesday bring more clouds and higher chances of thundershowers with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and lows mid to upper 50s. Norwalk temps: high 72, low 43. humidity 60 percent at 7 am, 37 percent at 1 pm, 43 percent at 7 pm. Deaths listed: Harold R. Walters 64 Monroeville, Anna Loretta Carley 64 Norwalk, Julia A. DeVeny 82 Willard. Births: three Norwalk area boys and one Milan area boy. Marriage license applications filed for several couples in Norwalk, Willard, Bellevue, and surrounding towns.
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Norwalk
Harold R. Walters
Monroeville
Anna Loretta Carley
Julia A. DeVeny
Willard
Area Man Saws Off Foot and Drives Home
Donald Phillips 59 suffered a chain-saw accident while cutting wood on New State Road. His left foot was amputated below the calf at Willard Area Hospital after he crawled to a tractor and drove home for help.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Donna Kiser
Monroeville
Lawrence Wilbert
Norwalk
Carolyn Seaman
John Seaman
Thomas Swick
Mark Oney
Leroy Oney
Collins
John Hug
E. Main St
Judy Morgan
North Fairfield
Donald Phillips
Willard Area Hospital
Phillips
State Road
Melvin Robinson Announces Independent Mayoral Candidacy
Melvin H. Robinson, 34, of Norwalk, filed petitions to run as an Independent for mayor. He previously sought the Republican nomination in 1971 and works for the Huron County Highway Department. A press conference is set for 3 p.m. today to discuss his campaign.
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Melvin H. Robinson
W. Chestnut Sr
Norwalk
Robinson
Wayne Goodsite
Charles Sweet
Norwalk Family Relatives Describ e South Dakota Flood Loss
The Pfeiffer family from Norwalk lost their trailer in a South Dakota flood but all relatives remained safe. Herbert Pfeiffer, a hospital custodian and former Air Force officer, sheltered two other families and worked around the clock amid the crisis at Rapid City and Ellsworth Base Hospitals.
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Norwalk
South Dakota
Herbert Pfeiffer
Air Force
John McNamara
Herb
Pfeiffer
Ellsworth Air Force Base Hospital
George Szigeti
Andy
Rapid City
South Dakota School of Mines
Army Corps of Engineers
Norwalk High School
Betty
St. Ann's Street
Hirohito Invited To United States Visit
President Nixon invited Emperor Hirohito to Washington, first such invitation if accepted. Kissinger announced the offer as Hirohito, who spent hours in Anchorage en route to Western Europe last year, receives the formal invitation via Prime Minister Eisaku Sato.
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Tokyo
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Hirohito
United States
Emikado
Washington
Anchorage
Alaska
Europe
Japan
Kissinger
Eisaku Sato
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