Former Nixon Aide Dean Says He Is Not Out To Get Anyone
John W. Dean, ousted White House counsel over Watergate, tells Washington Star-News he does not plan to bring down the President. He says he fears a concerted administration effort to scapegoat him and notes Haldeman and Ehrlichman. Dean seeks truth, says he will likely testify in public hearings.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
John W. Dean
White House
Washington Star- News
Dean
Star- News
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Senate
Tornado shelter registration clears nine missing myth
Nine families in the tornado area did not register at the Red Cross shelter Thursday night. An official said a published report claiming nine people remained missing was erroneous and there is no evidence of bodies in the rubble. Separate notes cover a flag presentation for James Edward Sprowl and a Norwalk sidewalk policy recommendation.
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Willard
Red Cross
Firelands Red Cross
Monroeville
Monroeville High School
Vietnam
Leroy Sprowl
Pontiac
Line Road
Karla
Joe
James Edward Sprowl
St. Sebastian
Bismark Road
Skylab Faces Overheating Threat as Launch Delayed
Skylab temperatures surged to about 100 degrees in the lab module after the loss of a thin aluminum meteoroid shield coated with sun reflecting paint. Pilot teams led by Neil Hutchinson work at Marshall Space Flight Center to cooling the 118 foot structure and adjust the mission plan for a Sunday launch. Astronauts Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz have returned to Houston for salvage efforts.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Charles
Pete’’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Houston
Space Station
Neil B. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Skylab
Orbiting Lab
Park Commissioners Appointed in Huron County District
Judge Russell T. Antrim named Henry Timman Lewis Conger and Miles Christian to the new county park board after a Probate Court hearing on establishing a countywide park district. The 90 minute session led to the formal creation of the district.
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Huron County Park
Russell T. Antrim
Henry Timman
Norwalk
Lewis Conger
Fairfield
Miles Christian
Plymouth
Antrim
Mrs Ward Re elected Trustee Of Ohio Humane Federations
Mrs Norman S Ward of rural New London has been re elected to a three year term as a trustee of the Ohio Federated Humane Societies Inc at its annual meeting in Cincinnati. She is executive secretary and investigating officer of the Huron County Society and served as a panelist at the opening session. Also attending from Huron County were Mrs W D Conway and Mrs Charles C McDonald of Norwalk.
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New London
Norman S. Ward
Ohio Federated Humane Societies, Inc
Cincinnati
Ward
Huron County Society
W.D. Conway
Charles C. McDonald
Norwalk
Norwalk Weather Brief and Local Life Events May 15 1973
High Wednesday in the 60s with frost tonight as low as mid 30s. Norwalk highs 61 lows 37 with 20 percent rain today, 10 tonight, 20 Wednesday. Marriage licenses for four couples include Robert Zinn and Lydia Schick. Births and deaths listed for Nichols, Honsberger, Lillo, McLaughlin.
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Norwalk
Police Department Remodeling Plans Approved by City Officials
City officials and the police committee approve remodeling plans for the police station prepared by Thurman J. Peabody. Bids authorization goes to City Council tonight with costs likely exceeding 35000 dollars, aided by a 50 percent federal grant. Remodeling aims for completion by year end with improved security and new facilities including private offices and interrogation rooms. During construction the department will operate from two rooms at the rear of City Hall.
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Wayne Goodsite
Thurman J. Peabody
City Council
Goodsite
City Hall
Missing Wiretap Files Found At White House Safe
Former FBI Acting Director William D. Ruckelshaus said wiretap records missing since 1971 were found in a White House safe. He described seizures from the Safe, raised questions about Kissinger involvement, and noted disclosure at a news conference.
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Margaret A. Kilgore
Washington
UPI
FBI
White House
Preidential
John OD. Ehrlichman
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Secret Service
Henry A. Kissinger
J. Edgar Hoover
Kissinger
Sullivan
Robert Mardian
Internal Security
Mardian
Hoover
Mitchell
Mansfield Reformatory To Be Closed
The Ohio Department of Corrections will phase out Mansfield State Reformatory with 4 million dollars in federal revenue sharing. About 200 younger inmates will move to Indian River facility. others to smaller institutions. Some facilities may be repurposed or torn down while some buildings remain usable.
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Columbus
UPI
State Department of Corrections
Mansfield State Reformatory
Department
Bennett J. Cooper
Indian River
Massillon
Ohio Youth Commission
Cooper
Ohio
Grafton
Mansfield Reformatory
Reformatory
Lou Nova proposes boxing bout with woman winner
Lou Nova a 58 year old former heavyweight challenger to Joe Louis suggested an aging man vs young woman match in boxing for 100000 dollars after noting Bobby Riggs win over Margaret Court. He admitted he does not expect the offer to be accepted.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Bobby Rigg
Margaret Court
Nova
Fourth annual Dollars For Scholars drive in Norwalk
Young volunteers from Norwalk and St. Paul high schools will canvass the city from 3 30 to 8 30 p m raising funds for the Dollars For Scholars program.
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Norwalk
St. Paul
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Mary McGrory
Newsweek
Time
Newsweek Magazine
Gi’s
Planning Commission
Robert Williams
Clifton Cross
Donald Wise
Wilhelm Benz
Joseph Tengowski
John Borgia
Robert W. Zinn
Cutter
Lydia L. Schick
Donald A. Nebergall
Adario
Karen L. Ousley
Burton D. Slone
Grinder
Mary J. Figley
Timonhy R. Buckley
Vermilion
Welder
Sherry L. Ebinger
George Nickols
Collins
Girl
FT Hospital
William A. Hackney
Raymond R. Honsberger
Joseph Francis Lillo
John I. McLaughlin
Shiloh
Police Dept
Watergate
Dr. Kissinger
John N. Mitchell
William C. Sullivan
Cuyahoga County
Mitchell Mehdy
Sacramento
Calif
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