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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1973
Page
1
Norwalk residents are urged to post conspicuous house numbers read from street level. Fire Police and Ambulance chiefs say missing numbers delay response times, risking life and limb. Postmaster and city officials note an ordinance allowing the city to add numbers and bill owners.
UPI reports a Georgia study warns that over half of eye cosmetics may harbor bacteria and fungi risking infections and possible vision loss. Boston Bruins fire coach Tom Johnson and name Armand Guidolin to replace him after a mid season slump. Johnson stays in an administrative post.
Robert Lazarus Sr. longtime F and R Lazarus board chairman emeritus died after a brief illness at 82 in Columbus He began his career in 1899 at age nine working Saturdays for 25 cents and served on the Ohio Board of Regents active in community affairs
Lindy Boggs, 56, widow of T. Hale Boggs, won a special primary in New Orleans with over 70 percent of a light vote, defeating four opponents and advancing to face Republican Robert E. Lee March 20. Louisiana remains safely Democratic.
Security chiefs warned Northern Ireland faces civil war as Belfast weighs a curfew and more British troops. Weekend shootings killed 10 and wounded 28, making it the bloodiest period in a year.
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York urged Congress to pass federal legislation shielding reporters from compelled reveal of sources or unpublished confidences. The proposal was submitted as a House subcommittee began hearings on bills to guard newsmen and media materials from subpoenas.
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 20s and lower 30s. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Marriage license applications listed for four couples. Death notices include Virgil Miller Ralph Fox Helen Cooke and George Gahr.
Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced plans to deactivate the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations citing too few community problems brought before it. The 1965 origin of the panel stemmed from racial discrimination debates in Norwalk, with past chairs including James Schlader and Rev. Edward Rice.
In Da Nang Pleiku and My Tho reporters were blocked from ICCS truce watch deployment sites by South Vietnamese and American troops. At Da Nang base access was restricted for 90 minutes during the ICCS arrival. Correspondents faced guards outside compounds and required letters for entry in the restricted zones.
In Saigon UPI reporting, the Communists hold back POW releases after the United States refused to provide a detailed withdrawal timetable. Maj. Gen. Gilbert Woodward said no list exists, delaying the POW subcommission and raising questions on a possible early release timetable. Canadian Ambassador Michel Gauvin indicated releases could begin in about a week.
F Lee Bailey urged reform of legal education noting many lawyers lack jury trial training. Speaking at Bowling Green State University he said lawyers learn on their own and compared the U S system unfavorably with Britain while calling for specialized training similar to medical residencies. He cited 2800 highly skilled practitioners as part of his critique.
Lorain County widow Milfred Whitmore cannot find a doctor to perform an autopsy on her father Eugene Graves who died December 3 and was buried December 4 after a nursing home notify delay. Coroner says autopsy could address foul play questions but Lorain County must cover costs. Whitmore has already paid $1,000 for exhumation and legal fees amid disputes with welfare, nursing home, funeral director, and county solicitor.
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