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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1973

Page

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Glenn accuses Ohio Democrats of rigged endorsement

John Glenn stormed Democratic headquarters in Columbus with charges of bossism blackmail and rigged endorsement procedures. He described a backroom deal by Gov. Gilligan to push Metzenbaum for the Senate while he sought lieutenant governor backing and warned the party faces political oblivion if his bid continues.

Columbus UPI John Glenn Ohio Democratic Glenn Big County John J. Gilligan Howard Metzenbaum U.S. Senate Colonel Glenn Gilligan Metzenbaum Cleveland Senate Selection William A. Lavelle

Ohio ACLU sues over school corporal punishment

The Ohio American Civil Liberties Union Foundation sues in U S District Court charging school teachers used corporal punishment on students except in self defense. The suit represents 13 year old Linda Gail Sims of Springfield against Schaeffer Junior High officials William Waln and Max Landers. In Nashville Ohio widow Ida Valentine apologizes for returning soap to a motel after finding it in her purse. she paid 25 cents postage while the inn spent under two cents.

Dayton Ohio UPU Ohio American Civil Liberties Union Foundation U.S Foundation Ohio American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Linda Gail Sims Springfield William Waln Max Landers Schaeffer Junior High Nashville Tenn UPI Ida Valentine Ironton Matador Motor Inn

Dash And David Honored By United Press International

Samuel Dash chief counsel to the Senate Watergate Committee and David Eisenhower son in law to President Nixon were honored by the Golden Slipper Club in Philadelphia. Dash received an outstanding achievement award while Eisenhower was cited as a distinguished achiever for his stint as summer sports columnist with the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.

United Press International Philadelphia UPI Samuel Dash Senate Watergate Committee David Eisenhower Nixon Golden Slipper Club Dash Eisenhower Philadelphia Evening Bulletin America

Denver Sextuplet Infant Dies From Premature Birth Complications

Julie Stanek, a 2 pound 15 ounce infant, died Tuesday night from a disease common to premature babies. Her sister and brother worsened, while three other brothers showed improved health. Dr Tibor Engel said the parents were saddened but calm and dignified.

Denver UPI Julie Stanek Tibor Engel

Massachusetts Gas Stations Close Amid Price Freeze Protest

Bay State service stations halted operations nationwide in protest of the Phase IV gasoline price freeze. Massachusetts saw hundreds of stations shut Tuesday, with an auto club survey showing about 50 percent of the 4,000 stations in the state closed, though no entire area was fully closed.

United Press International Massachusetts Automobile Club

Weather outlook and notices in Norwalk area

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a small chance of showers Thursday. Lows upper 40s to 50s, high Thursday near 70. Norwalk highs 63, lows 40, humidity around 80 percent at 7 am dropping to 64 by 7 pm. Marriage license apps list Carl Bennett and Regina Rogers. Death notice for Mrs Sophronia A Peck of North Fairfield.

Norwalk

Nixon Plans $5.5 Billion Push to Bolster Housing Market

President Nixon urged Congress to back a $5.5 billion housing package, with $2.5 billion in new loan commitments from savings and loan institutions and a Federal Home Loan Bank Board forward commitment program. He outlined near term steps to ease the credit squeeze and a long range plan to replace subsidies with cash payments for the poor.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Federal Home Loan Bank Board Treasury Savings and Loan

Agnew to Fight Resignation Report Says White House Behind Rumor

A source close to Vice President Spiro Agnew says the White House prompted reports he considered resigning. The associate says Agnew will fight rather than quit, citing discussions with lawmakers but no plan to resign.

Washington UPI Spiro T. Agnew White House Agnew Washington Post J. Marsh Thomson

Stolen New London Band Truck With Parkas

The New London High School band truck was stolen Tuesday morning from Clifton Street where it was parked behind band director James Van Sickle. Keys were in the vehicle and it carried 85 to 90 parkas valued at 700 to 1000 dollars. an all points bulletin was issued for the 1964 International half ton truck.

New London James van Sickle Clifton Street Eloise Hardy New London Board of Education Robert Hardy Hardys van Sickle

Payroll Audit Finds Discrepancies Only in City Payroll

City audit reports no issues in all accounts except the payroll ledger. Finance Director Douglas Colvin says bank staff must verify payroll items before reporting to Prosecutor William W. Owens. Colvin notes potential rechecks later but other accounts are in good condition. Charles Woodward, city accounting clerk, was suspended amid an ongoing audit with no charges filed. Woodward has not commented. Colvin cannot estimate bank review duration.

Douglas Colvin William W. Owens Colvin Charles Woodward City Books Owens Woodward Woodward

Park and Recreation Commission Meets Tonight in Norwalk

The Park and Recreation Commission convenes at 7 30 in the Rotary Room of the Recreation Center. A second event at 8 features Firelands Historical Society showing views of historic sites in Norwalk and Ohio at the Norwalk Senior Center.

The Park and Recreation Commission Rotary Recreation Center Norwalk Ohio Firelands Historical Society Norwalk Senior Center

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