Gardner Says Political Pressure Dismissed Him
Robert F. Gardner a 40 year old deputy state treasurer said political pressure forced his dismissal over over extended Ohio short term loan investments. He defended his actions saying they were not improper and released personal tax returns bank statements and net worth to public view. Gardner apologized saying he let down Ohio and will return to private life while declining further questions.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Robert F. Gardner
Gardner
John Herbert
Ohio
Herbert
Nixon pledges 1972 ticket as Agnew vows loyalty
Nixon reassured Vice President Agnew he will be on the Republican ticket in 1972 amid intra administration criticism of Agnew's rhetoric. The talk occurred last week with Nixon reportedly telling Agnew Youre my vice president not theirs. In separate dispatches, other UPI items report a drowning death in Nancy France and the crowning of 1970 Junior Miss Karen Stenwall.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Scripps-Howard
Dan Thomasson
Agnew
Mobile
Ala
Phoenix
Ariz
America
Karen Stenwall
Weather forecast for Norwalk and surrounding area
Fog and drizzle this morning with mostly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures highs near 60. Tonight and Friday bring showers and thundershowers with rising chances and warmer highs in the 70s Friday. Northerly winds today 5 to 10 mph, Friday southeasterly 10 to 15 mph. Births report a girl to Mr and Mrs Richard Palmer of Monroeville. Marriage license applications list Gerald Rueckert and Diane Ripple of Wakeman.
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Norwalk
Gerald W. Rueckert
Wakeman
Laborer
Diane M. Ripple
Nixon Signs Lunch Bill Aims To Help All Needy Children
President Nixon signed a bill to guarantee free or reduced price lunches for needy children by Thanksgiving. The plan covers about 4.5 million current recipients and uses no spending ceiling, with funding of 685 million dollars for fiscal 1971 and possible increases. In Athens Ohio National Guard troops were ordered into town after a window smashing protest by about 300 students.
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UPS
Nixon
Congressional
Congress
Athens
Ohio
UPI
Ohio National Guard
Ohio University
James A. Rhodes
Raymond Shepard
John McElroy
Rhodes
National Guard
Kent State
McElroy
NL Girl County Dairy Princess
Colleen Crecelius of rural New London was chosen to represent Huron County dairymen as dairy princess. The 18 year old senior at New London High School will appear on WTOL TV June 17 and enter the State Dairy Princess Contest June 22 23 in Columbus.
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Colleen Crecelius
Gary Palm
New London
Huron County Dairymen
Production Credit Association
Colleen
New London High School
Herman Crecelius
Dairy Service Unit
Huron County
Patricia Reilly
Robert Reilly
Norwalk
Wtol-Tv
Toledo
Columbus
The
American Dairy Association
Doctors Challenge Back-Only Autopsy Claim in Rioting Slayings
In Augusta two hospital physicians disputed a coroner's autopsy report that six men killed by police were shot in the back. They said five men were examined, four with chest wounds, as the FBI opened its own inquiry into the racial violence and killings.
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Augusta
UPI
Richmond County
Nathan Widener
FBI
OSU to reopen Monday after campus disturbances
The Ohio State University Board of Trustees voted to reopen on Monday following President Novice G. Fawcett's plan. Faculty return Friday, students to residence halls Monday, with graduate classes first and undergraduates Tuesday. A new ID system and restricted campus access aim to prevent future unrest.
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Fawcett
Ohio National Guard
James A. Rhodes
U S Battle Deaths Hit Eight Month High
UPI reports 168 American military deaths last week, the highest toll in eight months, with South Vietnamese losses also heavy. The cross border Cambodian offensive and siege of base camps boosted Viet Cong and North Vietnamese fatalities to 5,898, a 14 month high. 1,001 U.S. troops wounded. Vietnam figures include 863 dead and 2,259 wounded. South Vietnamese and allied forces report gains, including capture of Kompong Trabek after striking 119 guerrillas.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
Phnom Penh
Kompong Trabek
Dollars for Scholars drive targets Norwalk tonight
Nearly 100 high school students will canvass Norwalk homes this evening to raise funds for Dollars for Scholars. Coordinators Austin Shadle Julie Arlin and Bob Mayle aim for 40 to 50 volunteers from each school with a 5 to 7 pm door to door window. Contributions by mail accepted to Edward Still or Shadle.
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Norwalk
Austin Shadle
Julie Arlin
Norwalk High
Bob Mayle
St. Paul's
Park and Recreation Center
Edward Still
Fanny Farmer Candy Shop, Inc
Park and Recreation Department
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George Peabody College
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Norwalk Junior High School
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