07 Feb 1975
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1975
Page
1
George Hodson of Vandalia Illinois will turn 100 this weekend and plans to rest on Saturday while still answering the phone and taking orders at a trucking firm run by three of his five sons. The elderly worker remains active in family business despite age.
A Milan Elementary School EHOVE class aided by first aid training revived 17 year old Phil Pasnell of Monroeville after he stopped breathing from a thumb injury. Teacher Lynn Cole supervised 21 students as Darrell Pauley and another student performed mouth to mouth resuscitation. An ambulance transported Phil to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital where staff found no damage. He was later referred to his family doctor.
Gregory Brewster, 10, was selling candy bars in Cincinnati to raise school funds when a car with five people stopped him. An assailant kicked him and grabbed his 22 king sized bars. Police arrested five suspects, with a 17 year old charged with robbery and three adults and a 14 year old charged with complicity.
Clear to partly cloudy tonight with a low near 10 and snow flurries possible Saturday. Winds SW to S 5 to 15 mph. Births list two Norwalk couples with a girl and a boy, and one Collins girl. Deaths note Alexander Tom age 86 and Alice Crall age 94.
Readers react to a study claiming brushing teeth has no effect on decay in children. Responses include practical remarks about mouth comfort and dental business, with a few personal defenses and humor. A local Airport Authority member objects to TV coverage, citing potential conflict of interest with president Dick Rench. Voters are urged to call in by midnight to vote yes or no.
State Sen. M Morris Jackson and Rep. Paul S Wingard introduced separate bills to ban smoking in public places unless in designated areas. Wingard sets 20 or more gathering places. Jackson requires 25. Penalty is 100 dollars with smoking area exceptions.
St Paul meets Western Reserve in a basketball game at Norwalk Junior High School gymnasium. Junior varsity starts at 7 p.m. The Towne and Country Players perform the Leonard Bernstein musical On The Town tonight at the venue.
UPI reports 930,000 jobs lost in January lifting the national unemployment rate to 8.2 percent the highest since 1941. Total unemployed reach 7.5 million with blue collar workers hit hardest at 11 percent.
Labor Secretary Peter J. Brennan resigns expressing no regrets and noting he would stay until late March. He told UPI he hopes his letter reaches the White House the same day and he could have done more for working people.
Aristotle Onassis secretly enters the American Hospital in Paris for emergency treatment of myasthenia gravis. The 69 year old magnate, tired and gaunt, arrives with his doctor and wife Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Police and hospital staff assist as photographers are repelled by guards. Christine Onassis follows. friends note a relapse after last year’s treatment.
Swedish Communist leaders on Stockholm city council denounce American chain restaurants as a danger to workers. They argue Big Macs fries and Coke undermine health and promote fast, stressful eating amid urban noise and crowding.
Dr. Howard S. Sparks will become Huron County Health commissioner in June amid Dr. George F. Linn’s refusal to renew his contract. The board voted 4 to 1 to hire Sparks with a $20 000 annual salary. Linn has earned $34 500 annually including a 11 500 liability premium. Sparks currently serves as Ottawa County health commissioner and lives near Monroeville.
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