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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1973
Page
1
Rep. Thomas Ludlow Ashley introduced a resolution that could lead to impeaching a president, recalling his great-grandfather James Mitchell Ashley who nearly removed President Andrew Johnson in 1866. The note links history to current impeachment discussions.
United Press International notes that at 2 a.m. Sunday Ohio will switch from daylight to standard time turning clocks back one hour. The state stays on standard time until the last Sunday in next April when daylight time resumes under the Uniform Time Act of 1967. Indiana splits time with its eastern portion on standard time and the western portion on daylight time. Hawaii and Arizona remain on standard time, with Michigan exempt in part.
James Stacy sues for 20 million dollars in Superior Court after a motorcycle collision that left him with a left leg and arm lost and charges against Carter Bayne Gordon for manslaughter in the death of Stacy's girlfriend Clair Cox. The suit names Gordon and 1 000 John Does as possibly involved.
Clear tonight with upper 40s to lower 50s lows and partly cloudy Thursday highs mid to upper 70s. Rain chances near zero today, 10 percent Thursday. Winds SSW 6 to 12 mph morning, 10 to 15 mph afternoon and tonight. Norwalk highs 70, low 37. Births list two couples, marriages license applicants three couples, deaths of Wilbert F. Riggleman and Edwin Frazier.
Archibald Cox argues the nine conversations on the tapes may reveal how Nixon and aides discussed Watergate and potential obstruction. Dates June 20 1972 June 30 1973 September 15 1972 March 13 1973 are cited with meetings among Nixon Haldeman Mitchell Dean and Ehrlichman and allegations of coverup and hush money. The implications touch on presidential involvement and possible conspiracy.
President Nixon canceled a planned television speech on Watergate to focus on seeking a Middle East cease-fire. He will hold a news conference Thursday night and likely address the tapes and firing of Archibald Cox. The ouster followed by resignations spurred impeachment resolutions in the House.
CHICAGO (UPI) Club owner Charles O. Finley said he has no intention of releasing Dick Williams from the remaining two years of his contract as manager of the Oakland A’s after Williams led them to a second world title in three years. Finley noted long term contracts protect both parties and said any sale or compensation would be needed if Williams moved to another club, rejecting reports he would release him to the Yankees without pay.
Judy Morgan of the Reflector won third place in the News Story category for papers with circulation 35 000 or less in an Ohio Newspaper Women’s Association writing contest. She is vacationing in Hawaii. no prize winning story is identified. Marcella Daugherty of the Sandusky Register earned an honorable mention in the same division. Norwalk Area United Fund totals 21560 toward an 85686 goal.
Israel and Egypt accused each other of violating the new cease-fire along the Suez Canal with renewed fighting near the canal and near Suez city. UN observers were en route to monitor the truce as the line held on other fronts and both sides reported limited gains or losses.
Norwalk merchants sponsor their annual Moonlight Madness sale Thursday from 8 to 11 p.m. Local shops participate and a special promotion section appears on Pages 11 through 16 in today's Reflector.
Wayne King will perform waltz music at the Norwalk Armory from 9 to 12:30 am for the Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Harvest Ball. Tickets may be bought at the door.
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