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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1971
Page
2
A nationwide survey shows Huron County outperforms many areas in the past year. Local stores posted over 92 million dollars in sales, with net income totaling 143 million after taxes, equating to 9 576 dollars per household and an index of 105, five percent above the national average.
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged that Nixon’s 1972 ticket include the strongest possible running mate, even if it is not Agnew. He noted closeness to Nixon, independence in choosing a partner, and emphasized the president’s decision on who runs. He spoke in Miami while preparing to address the American Society of Association Executives.
In Harrison New York intruders described as malicious young boys broke into a small children's zoo Tuesday and killed nearly all the animals. A monkey escaped into a tree with a severe head wound.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, 23, suffered a broken toe when a metal dolly with about 35 books rolled over her left foot at Atlantic Beach Elementary School where she teaches. She will rest in her apartment and likely return to work Thursday after treatment at Mayport Naval Station.
Milan Village council accepted Standard Oil of Ohio’s low bid to furnish gasoline at 15.8 cents per gallon regular and 19.3 cents for premium, excluding taxes. They also hired new solicitor John A. Pfefferle of Huron through Dec. 31 for 400 dollars per quarter and tapped Thomas Reel to engineer sewer work on Center Street.
In Hillgrove Cemetery Miamsburg Ohio the Dennis family witnessed the reburial of an unknown Vietnam casualty. A new tombstone is to read Unknown Soldier while a US Army color guard and rifle squad saluted. The dispute began after a helicopter crash in South Vietnam on July 15 1966 and concerns whether the remains are Mark Dennis who was identified only by elimination. The Pentagon found no doubts after two exhumations but the family challenges the identification citing a Cincinnati pathologist who said the body could not be Mark Dennis given height differences. The grave will carry the unknown inscription instead of Mark Dennis.
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