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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1971
Page
1
Barbara Conner’s parents recount a swift transformation from gifted high achiever and model daughter to troubled teen after a first drug experience at a spring swimming party. Once involved, she grew secretive, spending time away from home and forming new friends while maintaining family ties would prove impossible to repair.
Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine said he will introduce legislation to block Nixon's proposed 3 billion tax break for businesses calling the move illegal and a threat to Congress taxing power. He warned ordinary citizens would face higher taxes or cut public services.
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa, 58, returned to the federal penitentiary in Lewisburg after a weeklong emergency furlough to visit his ill wife in San Francisco. Hoffa, who had just announced his return, began serving a 13 year sentence for jury tampering and fraud.
Considerable cloudiness and cooler today with showers or thundershowers likely ending this evening. Highs mostly in the 60s. Partly cloudy and much cooler tonight and Wednesday with lows in the mid 30s to low 40s and Wednesday highs in the 40s to 50s. Precipitation chances 70 percent today 40 percent tonight 10 percent Wednesday. Winds nearto northerly 8 to 20 mph. High 81 and low 46 in Norwalk. Births and deaths listed for area communities.
City auditor fixes errors in eight month ambulance staff pay figures revealing a 57 cent miscalculation for drivers and helpers and a larger year‑adjusted error for coordinators John Short and Richard Striker.
Norwalk's Electric Department reports 51 507 net income for the first quarter based on cash in cash out. Auditor Hipp cautions this margin may not cover the 135 000 borrowed to cover last year’s deficit plus 3900 interest and expects May results to threaten bill payments again.
Erie County investigators probe a Monday morning incident in which a Norwalk man, Daniel Huber, was cut by flying glass when a car window was shot out by a Norfolk and Western Railway detective. Sheriff Al Hess said the investigation remains ongoing with few details released.
Gov Gilligan's administration introduced a bill to abolish the Ferguson Act and create an Ohio Employment Relations Board. The measure would permit most public employees to organize for collective bargaining and strike, excluding police, firefighters, and guards at penal and mental institutions.
Mario Castro of Toledo pleaded guilty to cutting with intent to wound after a jury had been impaneled in Common Pleas Court. Castro, one of three men arrested in October 1968 after an Ernie's Bar stabbing, faces sentencing after a probation report.
Police recovered part of an American coin collection described as fairly expensive after it was stolen from Larry D. Becker’s home Monday night. Mrs Becker reported coins kept in bottles in an open cupboard missing. entry appears unforced. Investigator Ratliff said coins were taken between 5 30 and 11 p.m. and an arrest is pending.
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