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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1973
Page
1
A group of Middletown doctors warns that the city could lose all general practitioners within a decade. Only 13 GPs serve a 60,000 population as three retired, one died, and one reduced practice in two years, with few new doctors willing to move to the city.
The Senate confirmed Police Chief Clarence Kelley of Kansas City as the first permanent FBI director since J Edgar Hoover's death in 1972. Kelley, an FBI veteran of 21 years, is nicknamed Dick Tracy for his police techs.
President Nixon remains in a very good mood and continues presidential duties despite John Dean's Watergate testimony. aides said he will not hold a news conference until Haldeman and Ehrlichman testify. Weicker accuses White House of pressures to subvert the Senate Watergate committee and says new evidence exists. Montoya backs independence of committee appointments and staff.
Weather outlook: considerable cloudiness with showers and thundershowers tonight and Thursday with highs in the 70s and 80s and rain chances 80 then 50 percent. Norwalk temperatures reported 87/62 with humidity shifts. Marriage licenses issued for residents of New London Wakeman Willard Norwalk and Bellevue. Births listed for Rupert and Stoll families. Deaths include Gerrick 81 Wakeman Rope 85 Bellevue McClintock 76 Shiloh Cotterill 92 Bellevue.
Rev. Carl Sovine of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church told a special council meeting that teen drug use is rising in New London and the problem is a mess. A committee will study the issue, meeting July 5, while officials stress prosecutions and the need for testimony to convict drug sellers.
Tornado warnings and funnel cloud sightings issued for Monroeville New London and Willard areas Tuesday night. No major damage or injuries reported though trees and power lines fell and a brief outage affected part of the village.
President Nixon vetoed a 3.3 billion supplemental bill that would bar funds for further air actions in Laos and Cambodia. Senate Leader Mansfield warned of a constitutional crisis as he vowed to attach the Eagleton antiwar amendment to every bill. He questioned the need to wage the air war and said Congress may let the measure die without an override.
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