28 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1971
Page
1
SAN CLEMENTE Calif President Nixon's diplomatic team believes the new four power Berlin agreement could lead to allied negotiations with the Soviet Union on other sensitive issues. The possible topics include mutual reductions of forces in Europe and broader strategic arrangements.
Cleveland safety director George W. O Connor resigns to join the University of Miami. Bennett Cerf co founder of Random House dies at 73 in Mount Kisco N Y. A Russian immigrant pleads guilty to destroying a vending machine in Cleveland and is given a suspended sentence. The yen strengthens in Tokyo as Japan floats the currency amid Nixon policy pressures. Storm Doria eases inland.
Two Trinity College seniors Tony and Joel Ahlstrom ran 33 miles from Fremont to East Townsend to highlight environmental concerns. Local Firelands Track Team members joined in, accompanying and cheering the cross country duo along West Main Street in Norwalk as crowds observed the Save America Run.
Washington report says Housing Secretary George Romney had cut 25 percent from his $60,000 salary last year to set an inflation example, but he says he will now draw the full amount this year because no one followed his lead.
Stamford based UPI reports Margaret Bourke-White, famed Life Magazine photographer of pivotal events and figures, died Friday at 67 from Parkinson's disease. She worked with Life from 1936 and until two years ago. A memorial service is planned next month.
Partly cloudy and mild today with a 30 percent rain chance. Highs mid to upper 70s, with cooler, foggy nights and 50s seen tonight. Norwalk highs 74 and lows 55 follow a 97 percent morning humidity, 71 percent afternoon, 71 percent evening. Births report a New London baby boy for Mr and Mrs Rodney Stover. Marriage license applications listed for five couples including Michael F McFadden Jr and Susan J Smith. Death notices for Anson Decker aged 67 and Willard Barnhart aged 79 from Fort Wayne Indiana.
An anonymous call from the Weather Underground warned of a blast on the sixth floor of the 17 story Department of Corrections building in Sacramento. The explosion demolished rest rooms, caused thousands in damage, and evacuated workers amid prior bomb threats. no injuries were reported.
Steve Smith says his daughter Teri Sue, nine, will go to the Our Little Miss World pageant in Miami Beach despite a funds shortage. Only 2 dollars has been collected for travel, with $309 needed for plane tickets for three. Local Jaycees and a Clyde family are covering most expenses. Smith vows to get her there even by carrying her piggyback if needed.
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