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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1972

Page

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Detroit divorce kits spark legal challenge for nonlawyer

Harry Gordon, a Detroit entrepreneur, sold $75 divorce kits and faced charges of illegally practicing law after a judge halted a case where a kit prepared papers. He says the service helps those unable to afford standard attorney fees and has sold about 150 kits in three months.

Detroit UPI Harry Gordon Detroit Bar Association Gordon Oakland County William J. Beer Sybil Bales Matthew Beers

Silent Gooding led carnival king funeral procession

Floyd E. Gooding remembered as a man who could evoke childlike happiness. In Columbus, a funeral procession honored the carnival impresario with remarks from Rev. Arthur Sanders. Other dispatches cover Kissinger Thieu talks in Saigon and a Da Nang rocket attack.

Columbus UPI Calliope-On-Wheels Floyd E. Gooding Arthur Sanders The First Community Church Gooding Sanders

Tornado Faultless Damage in Huron County

A noon tornado cut a path through southern Huron County near Plymouth and Richland County, damaging farms and property. No injuries were reported as homes, barns, and outbuildings suffered extensive damage, including a barn collapse trapping cattle and a near completion house totaled.

Geoff Hammill Plymouth Huron County U.S. 224 Richland County New Old State Townline Road Ransom Stephens Stephens Ransom Richard

Calf Born Brightens Huron County Fair Amid Wet Weather

Rain dampened the Huron County Fairgrounds but junior exhibitors pressed on with judging and events. Ten year old Scott Gustason enjoyed showing his Welsh pony despite no ribbons, while 13 year old John Conry celebrated his calf Cutie born Wednesday night. Harness races moved to 1 p.m. today with added Thursday races. Grandstand shows and Mustang Hell Drivers highlight tonight’s program as fair activities continue.

Huron County Fairgrounds John Conry Wakeman Cutie Scott Gustason New London

Weather and Notices From Norwalk Area

Partly cloudy warm and humid with possible thundershowers today tonight and Saturday. Highs mid to upper 80s with lows mid 60s to upper 60s. Rain chances 50 percent today and tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Winds south to southwest 10 to 15 mph today and west 5 to 10 mph tonight. Norwalk highs 82 lows 66 and precipitation 51. Marriage license filed for Donald E Peeler Kathy M Teagarden. Obituaries Reece D. Smith 80 Norwalk Joseph F Milano 48 Willard.

Norwalk

House Votes Anti Busing Bill Narrowly Bans Crosstown Desegregation

The House approved strong antibusing restrictions 282 to 102 after a 13 hour session. The measure requires courts to try desegregation methods before busing and bars busing beyond the second nearest school, expanding Nixon’s proposal to all students amid contested amendments.

Washington UPI House Nixon Senate Edith Green D. Ore

Democratic Committeewoman Admits Prior Time In Reformatory

Doris Rankin, new Democratic National Committee member from Ohio, disclosed a year in the Marysville Reformatory for women during 1958 for probation violation after a 1957 forgery conviction. She says she is rehabilitated, living in the community, and serving as PR director for Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses in Cincinnati. Rankin has three children and her husband William died seven years ago.

Cincinnati UPI Doris Rankin Democratic National Committee

Senate Adopts Metric System Conversion Plan for U S

The Senate passed a historic bill to convert the U S to the metric system over ten years. It would replace inches pounds and quarts with meters kilograms and liters and create an 11 member board to encourage voluntary industry conversion.

Washington UPI Senate U.S Commerce Department

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