Sawhill Resigns as Federal Energy Administrator
John C. Sawhill has resigned after four months leading the Federal Energy Administration. Andrew E. Gibson, a former top Commerce Department official, will replace him. The move is part of a broad reshuffling of energy posts across the federal government as President Ford prepares an official announcement.
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Washington
UPI
John C. Sawhill
Federal Energy Administration
Close Associates
Andrew E. Gibson
Commerce Department
Sawhill
Ford
Supreme Court agrees to hear NC death row appeal
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments and issue a written opinion on a North Carolina death row inmate challenging capital punishment as cruel and unusual. The case offers a chance to broaden the 1972 ruling that narrowed but did not abolish the death penalty.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Hunt denies blackmail in Watergate cover up
Washington UPI reports E Howard Hunt Jr faced sharp cross examination denying he blackmailed or extorted the White House as part of the Watergate cover up. The questioning by William O Hundley focused on whether Richard Ben Veniste urged him to commit perjury at the Mitchell trial.
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Washington
UPI
E. Howard Hunt Jr
White House
William O. Hundley
John N. Mitchell
Hunt
Richard Ben-Veniste
Mitchell
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio to Cut Medicaid Patients From Noncompliant Nursing Homes
State Welfare Director Charles W. Bates said counties must remove Medicaid patients from 42 Ohio nursing homes that failed to report costs under the new program. Noncompliant homes were notified they would be expelled from Medicaid as of November 15, effective since July 1.
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Columbus
UPI
Charles W. Bates
Ohio
Bates
Kroger Posts Strong Third Quarter Earnings Rise
Kroger Co reports third quarter sales of 1.474 billion dollars up 16.8 percent from 1973. Net earnings reach 13.1 million dollars, or 97 cents per share, versus 6.7 million dollars or 50 cents in 1973. Earnings rose 95 percent from a year ago as profits and sales climbed.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Kroger Co
Albert wary as House gains stir fears of party collapse
Washington UPI reports Speaker Carl Albert warns that a large Democratic gain could threaten the two party system and lead to sweeping committee assignments. Ford campaigns in VanderVeen’s Kent County seat, facing Republican challenger Paul Goebel Jr. in a race defining post Watergate politics.
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Washington
UPI
Carl Albert
U.S
House of Representative
Democrats
Albert
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ford
Richard F. VanderVeen
VanderVeen
Kent County
Jerry Ford
White House
Paul Goebel Jr
Ford Seeks Job Growth as Layoffs Rise Nationwide
Thousands more workers faced layoffs today as firms cut back amid sagging sales. An official criticized President Ford for inflation controls on workers. Ford pledged 70,000 government jobs for unemployed Vietnam veterans and urged private industry to add 200,000 jobs.
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Ford
Washington
Weather forecast and local notices from Norwalk area
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low in the upper 40s to 50s and a 60 percent chance of precip. Tomorrow mainly sunny with a high mid to upper 60s and a 20 percent precip chance. Marriage license filed for Robert J. Ringlein and Marie Guenther of Norwalk. Births include a boy to Koehn in Norwalk and two more in Willard and Greenwich. Death notices list Mary KE Ryerson, age 94.
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Robert J. Ringlein
Norwalk
Barwell
Marie R. Guenther
David Koehn
F-T
Harold Tackett
Greenwich
Willard Area
Richard Robinson
Willard
Whitehouse
Missing Antonio Borsato plate worth 1450 at Gift Gallery
The Antonio Borsato Golden Years commemorative plate vanished from Gift Gallery at 14 W. Main St in Norwalk. valued at 1450 wholesale 825 retail 1450 with fewer than 700 in circulation owner John Wickert offers a 100 reward for return or arrest information. The plate weighs eight or nine pounds and is numbered 99. It was eight feet off the floor suspended from the ceiling and missing around 2 p.m. Monday.
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Norwalk
Gift Gallery
Main St
Antonio Borsato
John Wickert
Wickert
Tall
Wakeman
Plan Unveiled For Fairgrounds Campgrounds And Upgrades
Huron County planners reveal a 10 year concept adding 80 drive in camp sites with restrooms a camp store and office showers water and nearby athletic fields. North picnic area sports field and two new exhibit buildings are planned. Inside grandstands would double in size a football field would be built in the race track infield and an octagonal arena may house an indoor ice rink. Construction begins 1975 with major changes to entrances and utility work in 1976 to 1978. In Long Beach California former President Richard Nixon underwent successful surgery to prevent blood clots. the operation was described as uneventful and stable with a plastic clip placed on the iliac vein.
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Huron County Fairgrounds
James Stratton
Fair Road
Fairgrounds
Regional Planning Commission
C.B. Roscoe
Roscoe
Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John C. Lungren
Lungren
Eldon B. Hickman
Hickman
Ex-Editor Greulich Dies At 72 In Florida
Jay Greulich longtime Norwalk Reflector-Herald managing editor died suddenly at his Florida home at age 72 heart failure was the cause. He was a World War II correspondent and had served as a wire and feature writer for multiple Ohio papers. He had lived in Florida since 1967 and painted watercolors shown at area art shows in 1974. He is survived by three brothers and four sisters with memorial arrangements pending. PLEDGED: $29,982 GOAL: $86,100
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Port Richey
Fla
Jay Greulich
Norwalk
Reflector-Herald
Greulich
Ohio
The
Reflector
Toledo Blade
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lorain Journal
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Sandusky Register
Mansfield News- Journal
Firelands
Florida
Safety Harbor
Harry
Orange
Calif
Corrine Busek
Lakeland
Frances Kramer
Ft. Jennings
Eva
Burkhart
Lorain
Gertrude Gaschael
Hudson
N.Y
Cecelia Niemeth
Wakeman
Nova man given suspended fine for return of deputy watch
Alan Peters, 20, of rural Nova, pleads guilty to disorderly conduct after a scuffle with Sgt. Stan Borgia following a St. Paul High School Mapleton High School football game on Oct. 12. A deputy’s watch valued at 100 dollars was taken during the incident. a $250 fine was ordered, with $225 suspended if restitution is made or the watch is returned. Borgia notes prior watch troubles.
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Alan Peters
Rural
Nova
St. Paul
Mapleton
Peter
Stan Borgia
Borgia
Peters
Huron County Court
Union Suggests Split Vote For OCSEA Representation
Donald Keaton of OCSEA proposes department by department voting in tonight's union recognition election rather than a citywide at large ballot. He notes potential for some departments to join if others refuse and cites about 60 signups from city workers. The election begins at 7 30 p m with departments including police fire water and others in contention.
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Donald Keaton
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
OCSEA
Keaton
Polce
Fire
City Hall
Police Department
Norwalk Jaycees Haunted House Opens Tonight
The Norwalk Jaycees invite families to a haunted house from 6 30 to 9 30 p m tonight. Children under nine require an accompanying adult and admission is 50 cents.
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Norwalk Jaycees
Mileti Coliseum poll prompts split vote on attendance
A Monday poll asks if people will attend more events now that Nick Mileti opens Richfield Coliseum. Yes 58.1 percent cite safety convenience and better teams, while No 41.9 percent fear crowds traffic and higher ticket costs. Voters call lines 668 8544 668 8345 to cast ballots by midnight.
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Nick Mileti
Richfield
Cleveland
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