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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
1
Rep Wilbur Mills chairman of the House committee questions Nixon's 576000 deduction for gifting his vice presidential papers to the nation. Mills says a public official should be holier than thou and would have advised against the deduction.
Rain may change to snow this afternoon with higher teens cold tonight. Norwalk highs around 40 and 26 lows with 70 percent chance of precip today and tonight. Friday mostly cloudy with some snow flurries and 50 percent chance. Births list two couples with newborn boys. Deaths partial: Bliss, Dilley, Vail, Hill.
Austin widow Mrs. John P. Boyd sued Fred Astaire studios and Dallas firms for 32,000 after paying 27,000 for 2,438 hours of dance lessons in nine months. The 3rd Court of Civil Appeals ruled the fraud suit belongs in Austin, citing misleading claims of becoming a great dancer.
Prime Minister Edward Heath announced a three day work week for British industry to save dwindling fuel stocks amid the worst two month trade deficit in history. Plants face 65 percent electric limits and nightly TV closures at 10 30 p.m. Heath urged Britons to limit space heating to one room per home and warned further disconnections may follow.
A UPI report cites scientist Howard A. Wilcox warn that thermal pollution could melt polar ice caps within a century, flooding major cities including New York and London. He says rising energy use may raise global temperature by 0.5F in a century, triggering self-accelerating ice melt unless governments act.
Seven trucks were fired upon on Interstate 76 in Mahoning and Trumbull counties as a two day work stoppage to protest diesel prices and low speed limits spread to Ohio and Pennsylvania. Bricks and bottles pelted other drivers, with several forced off the road. one driver, Michael Shipp, suffered minor injuries from a brick on I 76 near Akron.
Nashville veteran Lester Flatt denies death in Esquire November issue and files a 500000 dollar damage suit against the magazine. He quotes a paragraph naming Earl Scruggs and Flatt and noting their banjo work and themes for The Beverly Hillbillies and Bonnie and Clyde.
The Reflector visits Pleasant Street homes where residents share holiday rituals. Mrs. A E White displays a century old glass centerpiece, Mrs. Richard Vogt bakes dozens of cookies, and Mrs. John Woodyard plans an open house Christmas dinner as families celebrate with cards, baking, and festive decorations.
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