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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1973
Page
1
Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, 33, has become Nixon's main domestic adviser as other top aides face Watergate investigations. He has stayed with the President at the Florida White House and has been unavailable to reporters for three days.
The White House rejected McCord’s grand jury testimony claiming he was offered executive clemency after a year in jail for silence. Only the President can grant clemency from federal sentences, officials said.
Maryland independents say energy crisis will raise prices to 60 to 70 cents a gallon next year. Association chairman Charles T. Gladstone cites oil companies refusing foreign imports cutting supplies and risking dealer bankruptcies.
Ted Garvin, 47, former Port Huron IHL coach, replaces Johnny Wilson as Detroit Red Wings head coach after Wilson was dismissed April 13 for failing to field a playoff contender. Garvin said he intends to win.
Will County Circuit Court Judge Angelo Pistilli granted the state's request to remove Rita Flynn and her siblings from the custody of Fred and Mrs Flynn of Bolingbrook after a two day hearing. The judge denounced the couple’s actions as a sellout of their child for money.
Fourteen-year-old Homer Teal living in Highland Heights has returned home after a two month hospital stay and five skin grafts following a February 21 electrical accident at Regents Hall basement on the Northern Kentucky State College campus where his father works as a custodian. His father Jim calls it a miracle. Homer recalls feeling as if he floated in space after being knocked out by the high voltage.
Partly cloudy and not as warm tonight with a low in the upper 30s to lower 40s Wednesday brings mostly cloudy skies with a 10 percent to 40 percent chance of showers. Norwalk highs reach the mid to upper 50s and a high of 64 and 44 are listed for Norwalk. Births report a Nova girl to Mr and Mrs Fred Hicks. Marriage license applications include several local couples. Deaths note Mrs Amy Sarah Elizabeth Kurtz Jeffery age 70 of Milan.
Dumpy a three year old mixed beagle survived being gassed and shot but died after efforts by a veterinary hero. Rescue by Joyce Guiler and Jean Flaharty followed a deputy warden's neglect in Mahoning County. Nationwide outrage and donations funded his burial at Woodside Memorial Park in Navarre with graveside services.
Ohio Governor Gilligan proposes converting Plum Brook Station at NASA Lewis into an industrial park for firms doing advanced technical research. State officials pledge support to attract funds and market the site to selected companies for environmental solutions.
About 1,500 Ohio citizens are gathered for a one day conference at Ohio State University to review 50 proposals for redesigning elementary and secondary education. State School Superintendent Martin Essex calls it historic with focus on teacher education curriculum governance student programming and school community relations. Attendees will answer questions to guide redesign and a summary will go to the state Board of Education.
Newark Tonight reports the Firelands Historical Society hosts a feature on Old Mills and Milling at 8 p.m. in the Episcopal parish house.
Fairways Inc requests a 3.2 per cent beer permit for on site and carry out at Sycamore Hills Golf Club 14 Sycamore Dr Norwalk The Ohio Department of Liquor Control may issue up to seven permits and this would be the seventh The application was filed April 19 with processing about eight weeks away
Local station managers report no definite information on shortages or price hikes amid a nationwide gas crisis. Some outlets note potential closures for a larger chain, while others say they are not expecting changes. Certain firms promote incentives to attract customers during the uncertainty.
Willard police report a 16 year old boy suspected of school bomb threats fled his home Friday. After threats prompted April 16 high school and April 17 junior high class cancellations, searches found nothing. The youth faces juvenile court delinquency charges as investigators question locals.
About 40 RV enthusiasts formed Recreational Vehicle Board of Counselors REVEBCO at the VFW Hall. Officers are Phil Leak president Richard Mack vice president and Mrs. John Hurst secretary treasurer. The group plans safety seminars and will meet May 2 with the city police committee as the council considers a second reading on an RV ban.
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