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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1970
Page
4
Ronald Burton, 26, was charged with two counts of abducting for immoral purposes, one count of armed robbery, and one count of assault with intent to rape after three young women were assaulted near the University of Cincinnati. He was arrested Wednesday night and arraignment was planned.
Mary Wilson, wife of Prime Minister Harold Wilson, hosted a 55 minute live BBC radio request show with DJ Pete Murray. She dedicated records to regular fans and played Peter, Paul and Mary’s I'm Leaving on a Jet Plane. The appearance followed a reception at 10 Downing Street.
Classified notice outlines job openings in Norwalk Ohio with requirements and contact details. Advertisements highlight positions across trades and clerical work along with application instructions and deadlines.
A Cincinnati group led by Clyde C. Hargadine offered 150,000 for the unencumbered assets of seven Beef n Shakes restaurants owned by Jerry Lucas. The bid accompanies bankruptcy filings with a Jan court referee. Creditors meet Feb 17 to consider the offer.
President Nixon faces strong Senate resistance to nominating 37 year old Charles J DiBona to lead the Selective Service system. Critics cite his all volunteer army stance and abrasive manner while noting doubt about his maturity and seasoning. DiBona met with Senate leaders last week as opposition grows.
An Aerolineas Argentinas turboprop with 37 people aboard crashed into a remote forest near Corrientes after losing radio contact 14 minutes after takeoff from Camba Punta Airport for Rosario. The Avco De Havilland twin engine originated in Asuncion with plans via Formosa and Rosario. Governor Narvaja ordered all ambulances to the crash site.
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown with 20 years in office faced a political challenge as John F. Kennedy filed petitions to run for secretary of state as a Democrat. Kennedy, a 31 year old Cleveland insurance broker, is Brown’s notable rival in the race. A separate case reports a 69 year old Columbus woman spared jail after a suspended 90 day workhouse sentence for prostitution due to heart illness.
In Chicago seven trial proceedings Abbie Hoffman and Judge Julius J. Hoffman clashed as Dellinger faced bail revocation after shouting witness testimony labeled a lie. Jerry Rubin and Rennie Davis exchanged insults with the judge during the chaotic scene.
William P. Ellenburg, Cleveland police chief for 10 days, denies payoffs from mobsters during a 26 year Detroit force career. He sues Detroit Free Press and lawyer Lawrence Burns, who alleges the payoffs. Burns faces separate tax charges and a Mafia ties claim accompanies Ellenburg’s rebuttal.
James Brody 21, heir to an oleomargarine fortune, retires saying the world isn't ready for him. He telephones UPI to apologize for past sins and deny possession of missile bases, declaring he is ending his career.
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