Nixon Faces Tests for Leg Circulation Loss in California
Former president Richard Nixon, described as pale and drawn, begins a week of tests to decide if surgery is needed to halt worsening circulation in his left leg. Doctors say he is unlikely to testify in the Watergate trial, and operation is increasingly likely. Henry Kissinger and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi hold talks in New Delhi. They discuss a joint Indo American commission to boost trade and exchanges and Ford’s possible visit.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Washington
New Delhi
Henry A. Kissinger
Induri Gandhi
Ford
India
Gandhi
Kissinger
Y.B. Chavan
Ohio’s 56th Governor Thomas J. Herbert Dies at 80
Former Ohio governor and longtime public servant Thomas J. Herbert died after a long illness at a suburban nursing home. He was 80. A memorial service was planned locally with graveside services in Cleveland. Herbert rose to the governorship in 1946 defeating incumbent Frank Lausche, the only lost bid Lausche endured in five campaigns.
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Columbus
UPI
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
Lakeside
Herbert
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Babysitter Shot Incident Kills Toddler in Brownsville
A 14-year-old girl babysitting three children in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, accidentally shot 4 year old William Madison of Warren, Ohio, after attempting to seize a loaded .32 caliber revolver found under a couch. State police describe it as an accidental shooting with the gun firing when removed from the child.
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Brownsville
UPI
William Madison
Warren
Ohio
Cathleen Harris
William
Veterans Day Neglect Feels Real To Disabled Veterans
Disabled veterans from World War II Korea and Vietnam say Veterans Day mainly honors others and leaves them unseen. Major Webster spoke from a hospital cart about feeling dehumanized and forgotten by the broader public.
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United Press International
Korea
Vietnam
Major Webster
Defense lawyers accuse Jaworski of breaking gag order in Watergate case
In Washington defense attorneys in the Watergate trial protest that former Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski violated a court gag rule by speaking publicly about the case. They charged the move as Hunt being used as a court witness without verification, while Haldeman aide John J. Wilson notes Jaworski’s post resignation media circuit.
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Washington
UPI
Leon Jaworski
E. Howard Hunt Jr
John J. Wilson
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Jaworski
Weather Outlook and Local Notices for October 28 1974
Lows tonight in the upper 40s to lower 50s with a mostly cloudy sky and a 20 percent chance of showers. Tuesday brings a 40 percent chance of rain with highs in the mid to upper 60s and southerly winds 5 to 10 mph. Marriage license filed for Travon Sexton and Sandra Ann Steinmetz. Death notices for Naomi E F McClellan 74 and Elsie Opter 82.
Utilities Seek $5 Billion in 1975 Rate Hikes
A UPI survey finds public utilities requesting more than $5 billion in rate increases for 1975, with states detailing requests across electric gas water and telephone services. California faces $946.9 million and New York $446 million in bids as companies argue rising fuel costs inflation and wages necessitate higher charges.
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Donald E. Mullen
United Press International
America
UPI
Texas
New York State
Booth
California
State
Public Utilities Commission
Illinois
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Hawaii
Kauau Electric Company
Norwalk City Moves To Include All Full Time City Workers In Vote
The Finance Committee proposes a voting expansion for a union representation election. All full time city employees including city hall office staff and park and recreation workers would be eligible to vote. OCSEA seeks to represent workers across several departments but may exclude supervisory staff.
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Norwalk
City Hall
Park and Recreation Department
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
OCSEA
Lawrence Bresson
Donald Keaton
Douglas Colvin
Striker
Ohio Native Weathering Foster Care Wins Million Lottery
Cherokee chief Omar Watts of Burton Ohio nicknamed Chief Little Fox became the first $1 million lottery winner in Ohio after a clerical error initially sidelined him. He won 1 000 000 dollars on a 50 cent card amid the Millionaire Stakes at Thistledown. Watts, 56, says the prize will help his family while he keeps his job and keeps his door open to friends.
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North Randall
Ohio
UPI
Peter Minuit
Manhattan
Little Fox
North Carolina
Omar Watts
Watts
Burton
Thistledown Race Track
Lottery Commission
Chief Little Fox
Anthony Rini
Beau Pez
Emory Jay
Girl 14 Attacked By A Dog In Norwalk Home
A 14 year old Norwalk girl Rosa Fallen was bitten by a Doberman kept in the family home. The dog’s owner Harold Burke took responsibility, paying medical bills and agreeing to confine the animal for 10 days after Rosa required 30 stitches.
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Norwalk
Rosa
R.B. Fallen
Whitney Field
Fallen
Rosa Fallen
Fallon
Harold Burke
Milan Ave
Burke
Candidates Gather At Firelands
Incumbent Ethel G Swanbeck and Democrat Jack R Jewell head seven area candidates in a Firelands Campus debate for Ohio 72nd district. Senate hopeful Donald Pease attends but won t debate as Robert Corts is unavailable. Erie County League of Women Voters sponsors this 8 p.m. event in East Lounge. Also present are Charles Mosher vs Fred Ritenauer and J Phillip Gasteier vs John Rockwell for Erie County Board of Commissioners.
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Huron
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Jack R. Jewell
Firelands
Swanbeck
Jewell
Ohio
Norwalk
Donald Pease
Robert Corts
Erie County League of Women Voters
Charles Mosher
Fred Ritenauer
J. Phillip Gasteier
John Rockwell
Erie County Board of Commissioners
Mileti Coliseum Opens in Richfield Spurs Local Sports Interest
Voters are urged to decide on attendance at new Nick Mileti Coliseum in Richfield with voting lines open by midnight. Calls offer options to vote yes or no and provide contact numbers 668 8544 and 668 8345 for information and participation.
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Nick Mileti
Richfield
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Sandra Ann Steinmetz
Willard
Naomi EF. McClellan
North Fairfield
Elsie Opter
Berlin Heights
Bresson
Richard Cunningham
Richard Striker
Keaton
Las Vegas
Ken Garman
Torrance
Don Piskach
Sahara Motel
Garman
Little People of America, Inc
Piskach
Rosa Fallon
St. Mary’s
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Eric Blackwood
Norwood Ave
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Norwalk Senior Center
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