Gilligan names investigator for bribery probe in Ohio
Governor Gilligan appointed Robert Gary, a former federal prosecutor and organized crime expert, to lead a special investigation into an alleged bribery attempt. Gary has served as his special assistant and previously headed the Cleveland Bureau of the DOJ Organized Crime Division.
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Columbus
UPI
Gove
John J. Gilligan
Robert Gary
Cleveland
U.S. Department of Justice
East Ohio Conference Amnesties Draft Evaders by Narrow Margin
Delegates at the East Ohio Conference approved amnesty for draft evaders by a close 483 to 478 vote during the annual meeting. The measure covers those whose antiwar opposition conflicted with government laws, amid United Methodist Church proceedings.
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Lakeside
Ohio
UPI
East Ohio
United Methodist Church
Conference
Indochina
Senate Likely Passes 1974 Social Security Increase
A 5.5 percent rise for 28 million Social Security recipients in 1974 appears certain to clear the Senate and faces President Nixon next week. House approval would test Nixon’s post-Watergate mood of accommodation, shown this week by his signing three bills he opposed.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
House
Congress
Stein pledges strong measures after price freeze
UPI reports Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, says Phase VI of the economic program will include strong measures to curb food and gasoline prices. He also hints the current 60 day price freeze could end before mid August.
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Washington
UPI
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Kennedy visits clinics in Clairfield and White Oak
Caroline Kennedy 15 arrived in Knoxville and visited Campbell County medical clinics in Clairfield and White Oak. A source says this is her second visit in about a month and she will serve as a social worker in the county during the summer.
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Knoxville
Nixon Brezhnev Leave for California to Close Summit
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev fly to California to conclude the 1973 summit. They pledge to meet again in Moscow next year after toasts at a banquet near the White House announcing a third summit in as many years.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
California
Moscow
White House
Weather forecast and marriage license list for Norwalk area
Clear tonight with 50s, sunny Saturday, highs upper 70s to 80s. Rain chance 30 today, 10 tonight, 20 Saturday. Norwalk high 82, low 61. Humidity 7am 87, 1pm 56, 7pm 66. Sunrise 5 53, sunset 9 05. Marriage license applications listed for Sweeting Shepherd Byrne Godfrey Farmer Jackson Gorssman Richards Jackson Clark Hire Wythensinger Clayton Fazenbaker. Death notice for Albert F. Schug, 84.
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Norwalk
Norwalk — Trace
Jeffrey L. Sweeting
North Fairfield
Jennie L. Shepherd
Greenwich
Richard P. Byrne, Jr
Monroeville
Joyce A. Godfrey
Michael J. Farmer
Crystal A. Jackson
Charles W. Gorssman
Willard
Charlene A. Richards
Barry E. Jackson
Mansfield
Rozene M. Clark
New London
Chris M. Hire
Rhonda F. Wythensinger
Bellevue
Harry W. Clayton
Victoria M. Fazenbaker
Skylabers Return From Skylab Mission In Float To USS Ticonderoga
Apollo command ship carrying Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz lands in the Pacific after a 28 day Skylab mission. Recovery on USS Ticonderoga occurs smoothly with astronauts hoisted aboard while still inside the capsule. Command crew report they are in superb shape as doctors monitor postflight physiology.
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Uss Ticonderoga
Skylab
Pacific Ocean
Earth
Charles
Pete’’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Houston
Mission Control
Conrad
America
San Diego
Ticonderoga
Kerwin
Charles Ross
Supreme Court Sets Local Obscenity Guidelines
A 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling allows states and communities to ban obscene works by applying local moral standards, removing redeeming social importance as a defense. The decision also desegregates Northern city schools, ruling a portion of segregation tainted the entire system. Brennan authoring the school case.
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Washington
UPS
Supreme Court
Warren F. Burger
William J. Brennan, Jr
Denver, Colo
Michael R. Capizzi
Orange County
Calif
David Schachter
Los Angeles
Norwalk Softball Feud Over Lights Allocation Sparked by Tournament
Norwalks Lefty Grove League denounces moving Friday night games to unlighted diamond due to the Men s Invitational Slow Pitch Tournament taking over the lighted field at McGuan Park. Players protest lost night games while officials weigh scheduling changes for next year.
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Geoff Hammill
Norwalk
Lefty Grove
Dave Hinckley
Hinckley
John Borgia
Wayne Goodsite
Park and Recreation Department
Austin Shadle
McGuan Park
Shadle
McGuan
Park Commission
Park
Dave
Norwalk City
Lofty Grove
No Progress In Teacher Wage Talks In Norwalk
Negotiators for the Norwalk Board of Education and the Norwalk Teachers Association reached no agreement after a one hour meeting. The teachers have already declared impasse and a board declaration is expected soon. A three member mediation panel will be chosen once both sides declare impasse. Board representatives include Dr. Albion V. Gotaas Dr. James Ryder and Paul Miller. The teachers’ side includes Phyllis Petrosino Louis Paxton and J L Mougey.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Norwalk Teachers Association
Teachers’ Association
Albion V. Gotaas
James Ryder
Paul Miller
Gotaas
J.L. Mougey
Michael Myers
Myers
NTA
Phyllis Petrosino
Louis Paxton
Newalk Tonight PIT Line Open By Norwalk Jaycees
The Norwalk Jaycees operate the PIT Line from 7 to 9 tonight for people in trouble with drugs sexually transmitted disease or alcoholism. Call 668 8165 for help.
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Norwalk Jaycee
Jaycees
FDA urged to pull Pertussin and aerosols after 11 deaths
Ralph Nader backed Health Research Group urged FDA to remove Pertussin and other aerosol cold and breath sprays after 11 deaths linked to freon propellants. A five year old girl died in Cleveland from Pertussin use. FDA says most deaths were linked to abuse such as inhaling from bags.
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Washington
UPI
Health Research Group
Sidney Wolfe
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Cleveland
Ohio
Marcia Overfield
Chesebrough Ponds
Wolfe
Parents’ Magazine
Colgage-Palmolive
Whitehall Labs
Warner Lambert
Eaton Labs
Vicks
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