27 Sep 1974
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1974
Page
1
Alan Greenspan chairing the Council of Economic Advisers says his comment that stockbrokers were worse off with inflation was misinterpreted. He testifies that all economy segments suffer from inflation and regrets the remark.
A living memorial to former President Lyndon B. Johnson was planted beside the Potomac in a Virginia park named for Mrs. Johnson. The 15 acre site will host white pines and a 45 ton pink granite rock from Texas engraved with Johnson quotations.
Justice Department officials say Charles W. Colson, serving one to three years for obstructing justice, does not qualify for a pardon under current rules. Colson became the first Watergate figure to request a presidential pardon, with the request sent to the Justice Department for study and recommendation.
President Nixon's meals at Long Beach Memorial are prepared in hospital kitchens rather than at his San Clemente estate. A hospital spokeswoman said only a jar of wheat germ came from San Clemente, clarifying earlier reports. Nixon's blood clots are responding to treatment but he is irritable over cuts to his post presidency privileges and funds.
Variable cloudiness with showers and thundershowers likely tonight and Saturday. Cooler turn Saturday with lows in the mid to upper 50s and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Precipitation probability 60 percent, winds southerly 10 to 15 mph. Thursday temps 76 to 45, humidity values given. sunrise 7:20 am sunset 7:16 pm, moon phases noted. Births and deaths listed for locals.
President Ford urged shared sacrifice to fight inflation as 800 economic leaders and 700 observers gathered at the Washington Hilton. Senate Leader Mansfield and Speaker Albert urged controls and criticized excluding Congress, warning the effort may be words without relief while suggesting sizable spending cuts could curb inflation.
Darlene Jackson, 28, filled in for ill David Wise on a city garbage truck in Norwalk. Crowds gathered as a woman operated the truck, with co-worker Robert Thayer noting a 60-pound load limit and potential help if needed. She previously worked as a phone operator and enjoyed the task.
A federal judge overturned Lt. William Calley’s My Lai murder conviction due to pre trial publicity and trial flaws. Public reaction splits 61 percent yes 39 percent no with calls to pardon or maintain military court jurisdiction. Veterinarian Dr. James Ryder plans to end services to stray animals and merge with the county dog pound unless the Humane Society funds shelter.
Vatican letter from Cardinal Villot to Bishop Mistrorigo states Pope Paul VI rejects jazz and beat music in church services. He urges Gregorian chant as a premier sacred model and emphasizes hymns to help congregations share in the Mass meaning.
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