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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1974
Page
1
White House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt, Nixon’s top Watergate attorney, will be out for at least two months due to a heart attack. He remains in serious condition but shows satisfactory progress.
TEL AVIV United Press International reports Israel prepares a grand reception for President Nixon with street celebrations planned. AUGUSTA Maine Universal Studios continues Earthquake filming as a contractor dismantles an unused Kennebec River railroad trestle. Ernest Neale buys the bridge for 1 and aims to sell about 10 000 tons of scrap steel for 100 per ton.
Variable cloudiness and mild today with a few showers or thunder. Highs 75 to 80, cooling tonight with 70 percent rain today, 50 percent tonight, and 30 percent Sunday. Marriage license apps: Funk and Newman. Rabello and Van Wickle. Births: Anderson boy. Roach family. Deaths: Ida Hunter. Cora Parcher.
Connecticut state police chiefs announce armed troopers will use .397 Magnum revolvers with hollow-nose bullets banned in warfare. The police commissioner says shots are a last resort and that rounds mushroom on impact to quickly neutralize threats, replacing older .38 calibers.
President Nixon arrived in Syria with four Syrian escort jets that appeared suddenly and forced evasive maneuvers by the Spirit of 76. The pilot reported the camouflage fighters moving in pairs and confirmed they were an honorary escort.
James R. Joyce, 24, of Willard, the baby’s stepfather, faces a first degree misdemeanor charge of endangering the child. The complaint, filed by Huron County Prosecutor’s office and investigator John Warner, notes the 14 month old Jenifer Lynn Robinson was found in a car near a Plymouth laundromat on June 4. The child is in foster care.
A 150 veteran caravan from the American Movement moves east from Las Vegas on a second Bonus March toward Washington D C. The AVM seeks better VA hospital conditions and higher veterans benefits as thousands more join nationwide protests.
The bicycle troupe led by Rev. Elden Smith returns to Sandusky at 8 p.m. Monday aboard the Pelee Islander ferry after a 550 mile Canada tour. The group of 42 youths and seven adults lingered at Eppierwash and Kaphart provincial parks with Friday as a rest day.
UPI reports Syria braces for President Nixon with about 180000 Palestinians in the country under tight watch. More than 6000 guards including 700 paratroopers and a Rifaat al Assad led unit will secure Nixon, who rides in an open car despite prior plans, as intelligence operations and security rings constrain civilian life.
Prosecutor Tom Spellersberg said autopsies would be performed Sunday on Harold and Gladys Pepin of Tiffin Ohio who died at a Cuernavaca geriatric clinic. Their deaths followed rejuvenation treatments. Pepin died May 25 at age 68 and his wife June 2 at age 70.
In St Albans England Rev Anthony Hart Synot 57 says his two aunts both nurses killed their mother and two other incurable patients as mercy killings. He states the aunts are dead and he approved of their actions citing mercy in end of life care.
The Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse will hold its annual horse show at the Huron County Fairgrounds on Sunday starting at 9 a.m. The Posse queen and attendants will be crowned at 12:30 p.m. The American Red Cross bloodmobile will be at the Eagles Club in Norwalk from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday.
The American Legion failed to display flags along Main Street in Norwalk citing vandalized brackets. Ray Pheifer said brackets on parking meters once supported 85 flags but many have been broken, leaving space for only 40 to 45. Rain concerns and bracket costs were noted as factors.
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