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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1973
Page
1
Doctors at Queen Victoria Hospital report fertilizing an egg in a test tube and implanting it in a woman’s womb. The embryo showed development until a probable abortion caused by a recent surgical complication.
At the Ohio State Fair the performers were ready to go on with flashlights as a substation outage darkened the west fairgrounds due to a faulty cable and heavy AC use in 90 degree heat. officials cited air conditioners and fans as the outage cause.
Power outages and low voltage hit downtown San Clemente as heat drives high electrical demand. An elevator at the Huron County Courthouse was briefly shut for safety. officials restored service by late morning.
Larry D. Robinson, 24, Willard, released from Mansfield Reformatory, now faces two life sentences for murder in Willard. He maintains innocence and cites evidence not admitted, questions police questions, and recalls past prison experiences. He is en route to Lucasville prison and seeks to prove his innocence with faith in God.
Weather today hot and humid with highs in the lower 80s and a 10 percent rain chance. Tonight partly cloudy warm with lows in the 60s. Friday showers possible with highs upper 80s. Also lists marriage license applications for Randy Wolf Susan Christman Jack Ziegler Brenda Huffman Kevin Kiser Jennifer Nelson and death of Clarence Bailey 82 Wakeman.
Norwalk plans a limited free municipal residential trash collection with residents paying for excess. Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced after council briefings that bids will be sought for equipment, including two new packet trucks and one used truck. The yearly cost and exact free-collection amount will be set by bids and policy, with weekly curb pickup and backyard service for the elderly or handicapped.
President Nixon and aides consider defying Judge Sirica by not releasing the six Watergate tapes to the court. White House lawyers argue separation of powers blocks compelled disclosure, risking contempt and possible Supreme Court review. The tapes involve discussions with top aides and could illuminate Nixon’s involvement in the Watergate cover-up.
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