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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
1
Betty Grable the wartime pinup icon, 56, may be released from St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica next week after a month long treatment for an ulcer. A hospital spokesman said she is improving daily and doing very well.
Salt Lake City UPI reports former Michigan Gov. George Romney is 90 percent committed to running for the Utah Senate seat held by Sen. Wallace F. Bennett. Bennett, 73, is expected to retire at the end of his fourth term.
The Buddy Rich Band faced a costly setback when about $10,000 in clothes were stolen from their chartered bus in Youngstown. Members wore jeans for a Northbrook show after the incident and Rich cancelled a Akron concert to replace uniforms in New York.
Technicians rush assembly of two silvery sun shades to be carried by three space repairmen to Skylab next Friday. Skylab 1 astronauts Pete Conrad Kerwin and Weitz practice rigging the garage sized awning in weightless vacuum with bulky gloves.
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Saturday mostly cloudy with showers likely and highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Also reports marriage license applications births and deaths in the Norwalk area with names and locations.
The first day of the Senate Watergate hearings aired coast to coast on NBC CBS and ABC with a nonpartisan tone. Televised coverage emphasized a methodical foundation and a low key six hour session as Sen. Sam Ervin led a confident, self-assured panel and witnesses amid growing acceptance of cameras in public proceedings.
James W. McCord Jr testified before the Senate Watergate hearings that a White House aide told him Nixon knew of pressure to plead guilty with a promised clemency. He cited January 1973 meetings with John Caulfield and said officials promised aid, rehabilitation, and a job. Skeptics noted hearsay limits and Caulfield’s Treasury role corrections.
Richard B. Hauser of Willard has been hired as assistant Huron County prosecuting attorney. He will handle welfare and health department cases and county court matters while continuing as a general research assistant. Hauser, 25, passed the Ohio bar in April and has worked as a law clerk since March. He holds a B A from Bluffton College and a JD from Ohio Northern. He and his wife Edith reside in Willard with son Ronald. his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hauser of Willard.
Paula Zannieri is valedictorian with a 96.6 average and holds roles as pep club president, student council secretary, and band vice-president. James Kacmarsky is salutatorian with a 95.9 average. Seventy five seniors will receive diplomas at a June 3 liturgy in St. Paul Church with awards at Friday’s assembly.
The Pet N Pup Parade starts at 9 30 a m Saturday with participants gathering at 9 a m near Case and West Main Street by the Public Library. The route goes east on Main Street then north on Wooster to the St Paul Elementary School parking lot where a queen and king are chosen. A coronation and program follow at 1 p m at the VFW Hall on Milan Avenue with prizes for selected youngsters and a cartoon film for attendees.
The senior class presents the comedy Deadly Ernest at 8 p.m. in the school gym. The performance by St Pauls High features students in the cast for a night of lighthearted theatre.
Norwalk's Helen Lippert receives the Huron County Young Republican Club's inaugural award named for her at the Elks Country Club banquet. Prominent Republicans including Lt. Col. Richard Vogel Chief Justice C William O Neill and Congressmen Ashbrook Betts Latta pay tribute to the longtime city auditor and five term official amid praise for her honesty and dedication.
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