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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1973

Page

12

Chronicle Teleg readers call for Nixon ouster in poll

Readers express strong views on Nixon needing to resign or be impeached amid Watergate and other scandals. Some advocate abdication while others urge removal, citing constitutional defiance and public loss of confidence. Voices reflect mixed support for Agnew and concern over tapes and government actions.

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College students in area cast in campus productions

Heidelberg College in Tiffin features William J. Broz Jr Jeffrey Couture Rick Buckosh and Larry Watson in Lets Get A Divorce. Kenyon freshman Charles Webb stars in The Hostage. Kent State senior Dan Ezso appears in The Place. Mount Union junior Susan Myers cast in George Washington Slept Here. Wellington’s Randy Noel in A Man Called Peter. Plus a note on an insurance ad and a 1965 Brecksville church fire case.

Heidelberg College Tiffin William J Jack) Broz Jr William J. Broz Garfield Blvd Lorain Rick Buckosh Frank Sklarek Grant St Jeffrey C. Couture Crestview Dr Elyria Larry G. Watson Burrus Watson Wellington Susan Myers Ben Myers Washington Ave Mount Union College (Alliance Kaufman and Hart Miss Myers Mount Union Theater

Ohioans react to Nixon talk

Ohio responded to Nixon's news conference with varied views. Berea teacher Virginia Cessna urged reporters to show courtesy and warned against treason in coverage. Columbus tool grinder Benny Andreoni called Nixon very sick and accused him of hiding things. Columbus teacher William Finch criticized Nixon for avoiding issues and attacking the media. A Columbus housewife declined to be named, saying Nixon may think highly of himself and that the public must watch his moves day by day. Doris Neville of Columbus predicted Nixon heads toward the path of Agnew, while noting media vigilance.

United Press International Berea Nixon Columbus Ohio Virginia Cessna UPI Benny Andreoni Andreoni Spiro Agnew William Finch Ree America Doris Neville

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