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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1975

Page

1

Reagan says he is not interested in 1976 GOP ticket

Ronald Reagan rejects being named as the No 2 on the 1976 Republican presidential ticket. He spoke to the National Federation of Republican Women saying he is not interested. President Ford and Vice President Rockefeller were in attendance as news moved across national events.

Dallas UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan California National Federation of Republican Women Nelson A. Rockefeller Ford Overland Park, Kan Kansas City National GOP Committee Cleveland Miami Los Angeles Gerald Ford Texas

Ohio passes landmark public employee collective bargaining bill

The Ohio General Assembly adjourned after approving a sweeping act to form public employee unions. It creates a five member Employment Relations Board and sets bargaining procedures for over 450,000 workers including city county and township employes with a limited right to strike.

Columbus UPI Ohio General Assembly House Senate Ohio

City declares St Louis encephalitis outbreak in Cleveland

Cleveland health commissioner Dr Ronald F Swanger said five cases are confirmed and 42 are suspected in an outbreak. Mayor Ralph J Perk ordered aerial spraying citywide to kill mosquitoes that carry the disease which can be fatal. Swanger noted 22 suspected cases within the city and 20 in the suburbs.

Cleveland UPI Ronald F. Swanger St. Louis Ralph J. Perk Swanger

Cleveland Symphony Tour Wins Over Leverkusen Audience

The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra staged Mozart and Mahler works in Leverkusen Germany drawing about 2600 listeners who rose in prolonged applause after Mozart's 40th and Mahler's 5th symphonies in a black and white modern concert hall.

Leverkusen Germany UPI Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Belgium London

Court-ordered busing shows slight attendance drops in Boston Louisville

United Press International reports the first week of court-ordered busing ends with attendance dipping in Boston to 68.4 percent of 76,127 and Louisville to 74 percent of 124,000. Tensions ease but officials offer no withdrawal dates for police.

United Press International Boston Louisville

Weather Summary and Local Notices from September 13 1975

Variable cloudiness and cool today with a chance of showers. High near 60, tonight low around 40, Sunday mostly sunny with highs in the mid 60s. Rain chances 30 20 10 percent, winds NW 10 to 20 mph today, lighter tonight. Humidity readings and precipitation notes included. Marriage license for John T Heyman and Gail E Robinson. Deaths: Otto Lee Hersha 84 and Genevieve S Christensen 78.

Public Opinion Mixed on EHOVE Teachers Strike Support

Friday poll shows 62.9 percent sympathy for teachers and 37.1 percent against. Voters weigh pay, benefits, board trust, and education disruption amid Ohio General Assembly bargaining legislation details.

Christ EHOVE

New York City Teachers Face Court Action Over Strike

United Press International reports escalating penalties as New York City teachers, unions, and leader Albert Shanker face possible criminal and civil charges for the walkout. Contempt actions loom in Lynn and nationwide amid stalled talks and closures affecting millions of students.

United Press International New York City Wilmington Del Lynn Mass Pawtucket Woonsocket R.I Chicago United Federation of Teachers Albert Shanker Land Shanker Supreme Court Irving Saypol Bernard Richland Salem Superior Court Joseph Gauzain

Gunman in Wig Chases Ford Speech in St Louis

A St Louis policeman pursued a gunman wearing a black wig outside Kiel Auditorium before President Ford spoke. The man, described as white, 30 to 35, carried a .45 caliber pistol but escaped into the garage. Ford spoke as planned to the National Baptist Convention amid six bomb threats during the five-hour stay.

ST. Louis UPI Ford Thomas Calcaterra Kiel Auditorium Calcaterra All Black National Baptist Convention

Anonymous Gift Aims to Pay Off Salvation Army Church

An anonymous donor pledges up to 10000 dollars to help retire the Salvation Army center mortgage begun earlier this year. Paul Kelly will disclose the plan at a dedication service for the new Salvation Army Center this afternoon. Donations may be sent to The Salvation Army P O Box 371 Norwalk for the building fund as the parade from St Paul Episcopal Church to the new site proceeds and a concert at 7 p.m. strengthens the drive.

Salvation Army Paul Kelly Northern Ohio Army P.O Norwalk St. Paul Episcopal Church West Main Street Saavation Army St. Peter Lutheran Church East Main Street Milan Avenue

Burglar tackled at Clarksfield Store as escape fails

Bruce Ries reports a burglar broke into the Clarksfield store by a rear window. The intruder dropped his foot during a chase by Ries who lives nearby, then escaped. Deputies found no suspect. a rear door window at a home on Zenobia Road was broken but nothing missing.

Clarksfield Bruce Ries Huron County Sheriff's Department Ries Carol Hunter Zenobia Road

Concert at Salvation Army HQ features NE Ohio Band

Tonight at 7 the North East Ohio Salvation Army Band performs at the Salvation Army’s new East Main Street venue. Don Bahnsen plays tuba and Clark Angel organ, with Hello Dolly scheduled for 8 tonight and Sunday.

The Salvation Army St. Paul Lutheran Church East Main Street Milan Avenue North East Ohio Don Bahnsen Clark Angel Dolly

Missing Chappaquiddick documents prompt police worry

Edgartown Massachusetts acting police chief Sgt Bruce Pratt says several original Chappaquiddick papers tied to Mary Jo Kopechne's death are missing for over a year. He notes irregularity and cites possible misfiling or custody by courts or the DA, with no clear explanation. The 1969 incident involved Senator Edward Kennedy and left Kopechne dead.

Edgartown, Mass UPI Chappaquiddick Edward Kennedy D.mass Mary Jo Kopechne Edgartown Bruce Pratt Pratt Kennedy Robert Jesse) Oliver Oliver Dominick Arena Essex Junction

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