16 Nov 1974
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1974
Page
1
Actress Mia Farrow, 30, was rushed from her Surrey home to a London hospital after a burst appendix. Maureen O'Sullivan said the operation was serious and the woman is recovering in hospital.
United States and the Soviet Union held high level talks in London amid fears of a broader conflict in the Middle East. Israeli fears rose as reports of Israeli strikes in south Lebanon and a possible renewal of UN forces on the Golan Heights surfaced.
President Ford will definitely run for the 1976 presidency and marks his first 100 days by a major overseas trip. White House press secretary Ron Nelsen announced the decision to run at a brief briefing, noting that Ford had previously said he would probably head the ticket.
In Phoenix the Greyhound Bus Line and union employees were asked to meet with two federal mediators to avert a nationwide strike. Ellis B. Franklin said the employer vote was 11 606 to 816 in favor of striking and that workers nationwide rejected the company offer.
The National Motor Vehicle Safety Advisory Council on a 11-5 vote urged the Transportation Department to drop proposed requirements for air bags. The devices inflate within seconds of a collision to cushion occupants, reversing earlier push for protective systems.
Weather forecast shows a chance of snow tonight with lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Sunday cloudy with possible snow changing to rain and highs in the 40s. Precipitation chances 30 percent tonight and 40 percent Sunday. Includes marriage license applications births and deaths notices with names and places.
Detroit reports say Chrysler Corp plans to halt U S car production for December amid backlog of unsold vehicles and layoffs surpassing 90 000. UAW officials caution that final decision has not been made as industry sales lag last year and Detroit unemployment rises.
Five chartered buses depart at 4 p m for Akron where the Truckers face Akron St Vincent in a state playoff. James Seitz of the Pewter Mug reports 220 riders with 2 000 Norwalk fans expected at the Rubber Bowl crowd. tickets at the gate unlikely to sell out.
Senator Richard Clark proposes a bill to nearly end federal fertilizer use for lawns parks golf courses and cemeteries in 1975 with limited exceptions and urges a nationwide voluntary phaseout led by a presidential proclamation to follow federal action. The Fertilizer Institute opposes the plan saying it won't boost food supplies.
A round and square dance fundraiser for Christie Lane School runs 9 to 12 tonight at the school with live music. Admission is 3 dollars per couple. The film Cancel My Reservation stars Bob Hope and Eva Marie Saint showing at 2 and 8 p.m. today and Sunday at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center.
The Norwalk Reflector reports a weekend football buzz as Trucker St Vincent looms in the state playoff. Readers vote on whether Norwalk will win with mixed hometown confidence. Edison High students seek non voting seats on the Board of Education with calls to vote yes or no.
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