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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1974
Page
1
Mrs Henry A Kissinger former Nancy Maginnes entered Bethesda Naval Hospital for ulcers, the State Department said today. She was admitted in suburban Bethesda Maryland on Thursday according to a departmental spokesman.
The Harris poll finds 52 percent of 1,413 adults say Nixon should be impeached and removed from office, 35 percent oppose, and 13 percent have no opinion. The question asked if he should be impeached by Congress and removed.
Dr Neil Randol, 60, unveiled a treatment using microscopic zinc particles to reinforce enamel, forming a wall of tiny diamonds said to prevent cavities. He told reporters the method could usher in a future with no tooth decay.
In San Francisco Margo St James head of Coyote announces the nations first hookers convention to be held June 26. The one day gathering will press for decriminalization of sex acts between consenting adults noting abuse by police and courts. Greyhound Amtrak plan to sell combined rail bus tickets lets through tickets to cities not served by rail.
White House confirms counsel J Fred Buzhardt had a heart attack and will be out of Nixon's Watergate defense for at least two months. He was taken to Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church Virginia where doctors called the infarction intermediate in degree and noted the condition as serious but stable with no complications.
Increasing cloudiness tonight with showers possible. Saturday may bring more thundershowers. highs near 78, lows around 56. Precip chances 30 50 and 70 percent, winds SW 10 to 15 mph. Also marriage license applications listed for numerous couples across Bellevue Willard and surrounding areas. Births and deaths noted for local residents including Ruth Pierce Hinton Tyson Zell Scott.
President Nixon announced the United States will sell nuclear reactor technology and atomic fuel to Egypt for peaceful power needs as part of a communique with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. The accord also covers joint scientific work and $2 billion in private U.S. investment amid Middle East peace pledges. Moshe Dayan questioned the nuclear element in a TV interview.
Water pressure plummeted citywide after an accident at the Norwalk filtration plant cut electrical power. Operator Larry Wise, 32, was burned and hospitalized. fellow worker Jack Severns, 41, treated for a burned finger. Officials work to restore power and return pressure to normal.
Off duty Huron County deputies now patrol the fair for 3 per hour. Fair Board president Tom Secor argues non profit status means no pay. Sheriff John Borgia counters that policing is county responsibility and must be paid.
Court records show William F. Knowland left debts exceeding 670000 dollars at his February death from a self inflicted gunshot wound at his Sonoma County home. Loans included a 750000 dollar note from United California Bank secured by Tribune stock. Executor Paul Manolis says the Tribune was not implicated. Liabilities reached 1312333 dollars against assets of 641429 dollars.
Huron County Board of Health approved a $1,000 raise for Health Commissioner Dr. George F. Linn after a private meeting during which he allegedly threatened resignation if the increase was not granted. The raise brings Linn’s salary to $34,500 and relates to higher medical liability insurance premiums through Lloyds of London. The umbrella coverage was dropped to limit the jump, and board member Ralph Walcher indicated he initially opposed the raise but changed his vote.
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