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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1970

Page

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Muskie warns ABA delegates on power shortages risk nationalization

Sen. Edmund S. Muskie told American Bar Association delegates that inaction on power shortages threatens nationalization of the power industry. He warned the nation is at a critical point both politically and technologically with potential massive electric failures and little planning at any level.

ST. Louis, Mo UPI Edmund S. Muskie American Bar Association Muskie Maine Democrat

Postal Service to Replace Horse Symbol with Eagle Emblem

Washington report notes the old galloping horse emblem used since 1837 on post office buildings and mail sleeves will be replaced by an eagle emblem. Changes include mailbox colors and postman uniforms as the U S Postal Service adopts the new symbol. Ohio case of hair length leads to ruling by Personnel Board of Review. William Schneider of Cincinnati was suspended six days for refusing to cut his hair, board says longer grooming would have justified 30 days.

Washington UPS U. S. Post Office U. S. Postal Service Columbus, Ohio UPI Ohio Youth Commission State Personnel Board of Review Earl W. Allison William Schneider Cincinnati Allison Schneider

U S weekly Vietnam death toll rises to 85

Saigon reports 85 American servicemen killed last week amid rising weekly tolls since U S ground operations ended in Cambodia June 30. The figure surpasses prior weeks including 78, 88, and 104 in recent periods as U S units operated inside Cambodia.

Saigon UPI U. S Cambodia

Army helicopters search Maine beach for kidnapped brigadier general's daughter

In Ogunquit Maine authorities expanded a search over three square miles of beach for the 13 year old daughter of an Army brigadier general who is feared kidnapped from the oceanside resort.

Ogunquit Maine UPI Oceanside

OSU President Warns Of Long Closure If Disturbances Return

Ohio State University president Novice Fawcett warned that another fall closure over student disturbances could stretch to a year or more before reopening. He said Ohioans will not tolerate another strike and the university could lack funds if state support is withdrawn.

Columbus UPI Ohio State University Novice Fawcett OSU Ohio Fawcett Ilse Hawkins Ohio State Lantern

Rules proposed for ball and socket hitch safety

The Transportation Department proposes rules requiring ball and socket trailer hitches to have couplings and safety chains meeting minimum specs. It would also require automakers to inform buyers about hitch types and provide attachment recommendations.

Washington UPI Transportation Department

Moore vows Penn Central turnaround in five years

William H. Moore, a tough minded railroad executive, says he will rebuild the bankrupt Penn Central within five years. He told a Philadelphia judge that you cannot run a railroad from the seat of your pants but must run it from between the rails.

Weather Outlook and Local Births Deaths Marriage License

Partly cloudy and warm with afternoon thundershowers possible. Highs in the 80s, nights mild with evening storms possible. Norwalk high 84, low 60, no precipitation. Marriage license: Charles B. Lord and Susan M. Bores, both Monroeville. Births: Wakeman girl to Ronald and (F-T) Mrs. Riffe. Norwalk boy to Larry and (F-T) Mrs. Stoll. Deaths: Mary Hegedush, 68 Willard. Raymond A. Baughman, 59 Monroeville.

Norwalk Charles B. Lord Monroeville Susan M. Bores Ronald Riffe Wakeman Larry Stoll Mary Hegedush Willard Raymond A. Baughman

Israel Charges Arms Violation Move Near Suez Canal

Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told Parliament in Jerusalem that Israel has informed the United States it views Soviet antiaircraft missiles moved closer to the Suez Canal as a breach of the Middle East cease-fire and demanded their removal.

United Press International Moshe Dayan Israel United States Suez Canal Middle East Dayan Jerusalem Canal Suez U. N Washington State Department

Night vision device halts jewel thieves after $1 million raid

Police using an owl eye night viewing system stopped a gang during a $1 million jewel theft. Raymond Smith, 36, was captured while hanging from a rope as officers recovered $240,000 in rings from Botell Ring Co. offices on Lower Broadway. Four suspects fled. police recovered more than 2,000 rings later.

New York API Vietnam Botell Ring Co., Inc Broadway Thomas Connolly Police Safe and Loft Squad New York City James L. White Jewelers Security Alliance Connolly 20Th Street Raymond Smith Sidney Heller Botell

Red Tape Delays Return Of Bodies From Peru Crash

In Peru bureaucratic delays hinder repatriation of 49 American students killed in a Lansa Airlines crash near Cuzco. Death certificates for most victims are not issued, delaying burials and identifications, while eight crew members have been identified and buried.

Lima Peru UPI Ann M. Morrow Carl Morrow Greenwich United States Mildred Brown Buffalo N.Y Lansa Airlines Cuzco

Sawyer Chosen for 13th District State Senate Race

Dr. Robert Sawyer 46 of Mansfield was selected by Democratic officials in Elyria to replace J. Grant Keys in the 13th District Senate race. Sawyer, a chiropractor and marina operator, previously lost to Keys in the May primary and is married with four children. Keys withdrew last week as Lorain County treasurer.

Elyria Robert Sawyer Mansfield Sawyer J. Grant Keys Keys Doc Charles Mill Lake Indianapolis Lorain County

One-Legged Wonder Makes Golf Course Standout

Morris Chapin, a farmer with a wooden leg, enjoys golf at Elk's Country Club despite a long road of injury and surgeries after a 1950s accident. He credits faith, family, and the Red Cross blood program for support and plans hunts and farming using crutches and an artificial leg.

Chapin Elk’s Country Club

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