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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1969

Page

2

Open dumping warned to ruin Lake Erie water supply

Norwalk council member Carl Pietrykowski warns that open dumping could destroy Lake Erie's water source for over 11 million people. She cites a Wall Street Journal report and urges immediate federal action. President Nixon accepts credentials of new British ambassador John Freeman.

Toledo UPI Lake Erie Carl A. Pietrykowski Council Koisch Army Corps of Engineers Pietrykowski Wall Street Journal Washington Nixon John

Overheated Engine May Have Caused Historic Plane Crash

Venezuelan investigators say an overheated left engine likely caused the Viasa airliner to crash after takeoff, killing 152 people aboard and on the ground. The disaster near Maracaibo sparked mourning as officials ruled out sabotage and noted extreme heat and low air density as factors.

Maracaibo Venezuela UPI Viasa

Proposed Pay Raise Bill For Top Officials Faces Vote

Capitol Hill debates a $144000 annual pay boost for top officials including Vice President Agnew and Speaker McCormack. Leaders Mansfield Dirksen Albert Ford would rise to 55000 a year with unchanged expense allowances, while Russell would also gain. The package aims to align government pay with private sector levels, amid ongoing raises for others.

Washington UPI Capitol Hill House H.R. Gross Iowa Spiro T. Agnew John W. McCormack Carl B. Albert Gerald R. Ford Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Senate Richard B. Russell Georgia

Mother Helps Son Report Fatal Train Station Shooting

Gloria Berkley called a police friend after her son Richard 16 confessed to firing a shot that killed George Burns 49 a Penn Central brakeman at Harlem station. Richard was escorted to East 126th Street Station and charged with homicide.

East 126Th Street George Burns Bardonia N.Y

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