O Connor Opens Night Club Run In Las Vegas
Carroll O Connor stars on the Las Vegas strip at the Riviera Hotel in his debut act after earlier Reno shows. He says he enjoys live audiences and performs a theatrical act rather than a stand up routine.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
1
Carroll O Connor stars on the Las Vegas strip at the Riviera Hotel in his debut act after earlier Reno shows. He says he enjoys live audiences and performs a theatrical act rather than a stand up routine.
The Provisional Wing of the IRA announced a halt to offensive operations from midnight Monday if Britain responds publicly. The statement cited a peace plan and possible talks, while internal splits and ongoing violence persisted in Belfast and beyond.
The Office of Emergency Preparedness said Rapid City relief centers have more than enough clothing and extra donations would cause storage problems. They still need bedding items such as sheets blankets pillows and pillow cases. Donations to the flood disaster fund may be sent to the Rapid City Disaster Foundation Box 747 Rapid City S D 57701.
Cloudy and cool with windy conditions and a 50 percent chance of showers today and tonight. High near 60 in Norwalk. tonight low around 48 with continued clouds and showers possible Friday. Includes wind speeds 15 to 25 mph and a 90 percent humidity readouts. Also lists marriage license applications and obituaries for Eva Latteman Emerson Wheeler and Robert Murr.
Edwin Grace 32 a Pinkerton guard from New York shot 12 men in a 15 minute spree in a Cherry Hill Heritage Building. Six died and Grace wounded himself then was hospitalized in critical condition. Neighbors described him as quiet and churchgoing.
Tropical Storm Agnes dumped up to a foot of rain across the Northeast and flooded the Washington region. At least 14 dead with nine missing, as 10,000 people sought shelter in schools and other public buildings. Potomac River rose to its highest since 1942 and National Airport faced flood conditions. Civil defense evacuated families near Rockville and many government workers stayed home under liberal leave.
Two men Kenneth Westmoreland and Roger Bush admitted stealing a truck and leading a 92 mile spree of damaging 22 mailboxes and eight road signs last Thursday night. Federal charges and malicious destruction counts are filed as authorities pursue weapon search and further probes.
In Columbus Gov. John J. Gilligan, late to a news conference, deflected a question about bugging equipment by joking that he stopped at Democratic State Headquarters to check for bugs. He said there were a bunch of loose wires but could not tell if they belonged to Republicans or Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Dennis Hyman, 54, and 11 other car factory workers won 863490 in a football pool. Hyman said he will use his share to get a new set of teeth after years of painful government dental care.
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