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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
1
In a closely divided House, a decision on diverting part of the seven billion dollar highway trust fund to urban mass transit faced votes. Proponents claimed a 10 to 15 vote edge with about nineteen undecided lawmakers.
John A. Ensworth, 46, an elementary teacher from Bend Oregon, received the national award at the White House from First Lady Pat Nixon. He is the son of deaf-mute parents and, after the ceremony, hugged his widowed mother and urged her not to cry.
United States halts nine clearance missions in North Vietnamese waters for a second time since the January 27 ceasefire signing. Hanoi calls the move a blatant violation of the truce.
Bipartisan bills proposed in the Ohio Senate would create retirement benefits for state legislators and constitutional officers. The plan from Sens. Secrest and Armstrong would grant a 40 percent retirement allowance based on the past four years average salary.
Mostly cloudy and warm with showers tonight and Friday. Low 50s. high 60s. Norwalk temps 68/56 with humidity up to 90 percent. Births include a daughter for Prater of North Fairfield and McFadden of Norwalk. Scavuzzo adds a daughter in Monroeville. Marriage licenses issued for Pry Clemons and Wolfe Hill. Shaull Richardson. Death of infant Robin Kay Oney of Mansfield.
Ronald Zoellner, operator of the Huron County City of Norwalk Airport, says he is discouraged by town support but intends to continue as operator. Huron County Airport Authority Chair John Baltes confirms commitment to Zoellner and says no other bid will replace him. Reports of discouraged leadership and fuel shortages spurred rumors, though a fresh gasoline delivery arrived Tuesday. Zoellner blamed limited local business backing and cited reliance on outside industrial work, while noting decent results in student instruction and room for growth in services for businesses.
Sen Lowell P Weicker said a safe with Watergate bugging records appeared opened overnight. Fingerprints were taken from the top drawer while aides reported the cabinet remained locked, and Weicker urged investigators to pursue facts.
The Washington Post reported former aide Jeb Stuart Magruder admitted helping plan the Watergate raid and named John N. Mitchell and John W. Dean III as fellow planners. He testified before prosecutors and could face grand jury testimony and possible indictments.
Bill Veeck, ex-owners of the Indians and Browns, told Lorain diners Walter OMalley is the real baseball commissioner not Bowie Kuhn Kuhn merely follows orders He criticized baseball as a dull affair saying it resists change unlike football which he says has altered itself for spectator benefit
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