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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
1
Ohio Adjutant General Dana L. Stewart said a planned Ohio National Guard drill near Kent State University on May 1 was canceled to avoid any conflict during the May 14 killing of four students by guardsmen.
In Sacramento the Richard M. Nixon Freeway bill cleared the Ways and Means Committee on a split vote with Democrats opposing as a terrible bill. Assemblyman John Briggs urged passage after similar measures failed in the Senate Transportation Committee.
Dwight Curtis of the national headquarters says a man in East Orange New Jersey is ineligible to be a Cub Scout den leader because he does not profess belief in God. The policy cites 61 years as the guiding principle.
The article explains that clocks across Ohio move forward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday for daylight saving time. The change provides more evening daylight and lasts until the last Sunday in October when clocks return to standard time.
Weather notes expect upper 40s to low 50s highs and 30s tonight and Friday. Precipitation chance 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight and Friday. Winds NW 15 to 20 mph this afternoon then 5 to 15 mph tonight and Friday. Norwalk highs 50, low 39. Births: Mr and Mrs Roby Mullins Norwalk announce a girl.
UPI reports top officials say Beijing sees Soviet threats and Japan's rise as key factors in easing ties with Washington. China seeks world power status and aims to join the global community, while fearing Moscow–Washington collusion. Separately, Vietnam veterans at the Supreme Court protest w ere arrested in mass demonstrations demanding rapid U.S. withdrawal.
Martha Mitchell calls for abolition of the Supreme Court over the busing ruling. She says the court of nine old men should be put to a public vote and criticizes the court's lack of youth southerners and women. She notes she spoke only for herself and alleges arguing with her husband John N. Mitchell.
Ashland uses five city lots for 500 cars with meters and revenue bonds funding the program. The Chamber of Commerce supports new sites and ideas including a coin gate system. Ashland also pilot tests the Courtesy Nickel to replace first offenses with a nickel and note. Defiance Norwalk and Mansfield explore districts and ramps to expand downtown parking amid shopping growth.
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