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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1974
Page
1
The results show Truckers defeating MONROEVILLE 27 to 20 and NEW LONDON 20 to 0 with EDISON beating SOUTH CENTRAL 37 to 0 as MAPLETON tallied 21 to WESTERN RESERVE 8.
Former Israeli Foreign Affairs Minister Abba Eban fell from a speaker’s podium after a speech at Rockford College. He was shaken but uninjured. Eban urged oil consuming nations to gain independence from major producers.
President Ford stopped 125 million bushels of U S corn and wheat sold to the Soviet Union and asked Continental Grain Co and Cook Co executives to meet. Treasury officials said contracts for 91 million bushels of corn and 34 million of wheat were held in abeyance while White House approval is sought.
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Sunday warms with a 20 30 percent chance of showers and highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Marriage licenses issued for several couples in Bellevue Akron Monroeville Norwalk and births and deaths reported including Robert Rigg 72 Willard and Emmegene C Wooten 39 Milan Good Samaritan and F T hospital notes.
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk Republican Senate candidate said Watergate was blown out of proportion and no one was hurt or robbed He claimed outside Washington politicians want the issue to persist to feed on the controversy and praised Nixon as potentially the century’s greatest president.
Marianna Kline was chosen as the 1974 Homecoming Queen at St Paul High School. The queen's court includes Robin Moore junior attendants Cindy Ely Karen Schlotterer and Cheryl Berry. A week of events leads to the homecoming game with Mapleton and a dance at the St Paul Social Hall.
Dozens of youths in Huron and Erie Counties reportedly became ill after ingesting Detera Stramonium seeds known as jimson weed. Officials caution the plant is dangerous and can cause delirium, seizures, coma, or death, with eight to 13 teens affected in the past month.
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