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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1975

Page

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Gasoline Surplus Triggers Price Wars According to Dealers

Retailers claim a U S gasoline glut drives price wars and pressure from oil companies to take large allocations and keep stations open. Dealers say profits trump conservation as stocks rise 10 percent year over year to 244 million barrels. Oil firms deny coercion and defend voluntary conservation messaging.

Richard Hughes UPI United States New Jersey John O’donnell Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association O’ Donnell American Petroleum Institute Jerry Ferrara New Jersey Gasoline Retailers Association Sun Shell Mobil Esso Exxon

Ohio Highway Patrol chief retires after 1965 tenure

Robert M. Chiaramonte, superintendent of the Ohio Highway Patrol since 1965, will retire effective April 5. Gov. Rhodes will name a replacement after the formal retirement letter was sent to state Highway Safety Director Donald Cook.

Columbus UPI Robert M. Chiaramonte Ohio Highway Patrol Chiaramonte Donald Cook James A. Rhodes

Watergate figure Strachan freed as charges dropped

Washington District Judge John J. Sirica dismissed all charges against former White House aide Gordon C. Strachan in the Watergate cover up at the prosecutors request. Strachan argued immunity from prosecution and had testified before the Senate Watergate Committee in 1973.

Strachan White House H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman John N. Mitchell Robert Marchan Senate Watergate Committee Watergate Gerald Goldman Goldman

Weather Outlook and Local Life News

Snow ends tonight with clearing and lows in the teens to 20s. Tuesday partly cloudy with highs in the 30s and a 20 to 30 percent precipitation chance. East to northeast winds 8 to 12 mph. Marriage license filed for Donnie Sallee and Dianna J. Allen. Births reported for Sprouse Smallwood and Lawrence families. Deaths noted for Buzzard Holtz and Smith.

Milan Board denies reimbursement over nine year overcharge

Opinion Line asks readers if the Milan Board of Public Affairs should reimburse about 300 to the Raymond Stiert family who were overcharged on electric bills for years. Some urge reimbursement while others defend the village stance and fault homeowners for rates. Votes call in with Yes and No options and phone numbers.

Milan Milan Board of Public Affairs Columbus, Ohio UPI Richard Brudzynski Brudzynski Cleveland Credit Bureau Florence Brudzinski a _ hearing State of Ohio Credit,bureau Florence Brudzynski

Streisand Tops Ford at Kennedy Center Benefit for Special Olympics

Barbra Streisand stole the show at a Kennedy Center fund raiser for the International Special Olympics hosted by the Kennedy family. President Ford and Susan attended as guests, with Dick Cavett hosting and James Caan, Frank Gifford, and Muhammad Ali joining briefly onstage. The gala also served as the world premiere of Streisand's new film Funny Lady and featured a celebrity-studded audience including Rose Kennedy, George Foreman, Julius Erving, and Barbara Walters.

Ford Susan James Caan Barbra Streisand David Nagy Washington UPI Gerald Ford Kennedy Center Dick Cavett Streisand Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation Miss Streisand Susan Ford Howard Cosell Barbara Walters Franco Harris Sonny Jurgensen George Foreman Julius Erving Treasury William Simon Lowell Weicker John Glenn Rose Kennedy Cavett

Salt Substitute Blamed In 3 Deaths

In Chicago a salt substitute in a shaker is linked to three deaths and several hospitalizations after the shaker circulated through a South Side neighborhood. Victims include Mrs. Charlie Mae Edwards and neighbor Mrs. Janet Hoy. sodium nitrate poisoning is suspected though officials doubt intent.

Chicago UPI Charlie Mae Edwards Edwards

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