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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
1
In Harrisburg a 12 week fetus slide presentation by Dr John Willke and his wife sparked a debate among Pennsylvania Abortion Law Commission members. The 23 member all female panel will report to Gov Shapp with recommended changes to the decade old law.
Black activist Dick Gregory in Findlay Ohio accuses the CIA of orchestrating the murders of John and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. He warns the agency will overthrow the U S government in the coming years and asks who killed Kennedy and King.
State Sen. Donald E. Lukens will emcee a new WBNS TV talk show featuring guests who aim to work for change. First guests include Chuck Ealey, star quarterback, and Robin Graham, world circumnavigator who sailed solo at 16. The program airs at 1 30 p m Sunday.
Rep. John Ashbrook of Ohio announces his plan to enter the California presidential preference primary to oppose Nixon policies. Grocery prices may rise up to 4 percent this year, the Agriculture Department says, revising prior forecasts upward. Rep. Cotter calls for a Cost of Living Council price investigation.
James H. Meredith announced in Jackson Mississippi that he will run in the Republican primary to oppose Senator James Eastland. State Republican Chairman Clarke Reed called the move a total surprise.
Mostly sunny and cold with highs in the teens and low 20s today. Lows near zero to 10 above tonight and Friday. Norwalk temperature high 22 low 11. Births listed for three families and two deaths, including Louis J. Smith 72 Norwalk and Wilfred S. Lantz 72 Fremont.
A secret CEI memo outlines a PR campaign to eliminate municipal power systems and win a federal link to CEI power. The plan aims to thwart government control, portraying Cleveland as owing CEI funds amid recurring municipal plant failures. The memo cites inflation, ecology, and public dissent as major threats.
Dr. Harvey Karman says a team of six to ten doctors will travel to Bangladesh to perform abortions for women raped by Pakistani soldiers. He cites up to 200,000 victims, notes customs leave many pregnant survivors abandoned, and describes a 15 second nontraumatic termination technique using two plastic instruments. The effort aims to train local teams and respond to requests from the Bangladesh government and UN.
A suit filed in Common Pleas asks permission for the Bellevue YMCA to dissolve and transfer its assets and funds to the Bellevue Recreation Department for continued use in recreational and cultural activities. Trustees cite financial strain and donor concerns over asset gifts and donor rights, naming donors and city officials as defendants. The case seeks a declaration of rights and an injunction to authorize the transfer and bar donor claims.
The Ohio Citizens' Committee on the Legislature recommended changing the constitution to allow 18 to 20 year olds to seek state Senate and House seats, since they are now qualified voters. The panel backed annual sessions, kept 33 senators and 99 representatives, and urged ethics and disclosure measures while opposing daily expense money.
Deputies seek two suspects after a daytime break-in at the Wayls Hall residence on River Road in rural Willard. A .22 rifle and a 12 gauge shotgun were stolen along with household goods. The entry occurred between noon and 5 p.m. Charges are pending against the suspects.
Thomas L Bailey, 39, release on Supreme Court ruling left him without funds or counsel. He wandered Cleveland streets seeking shelter, appealed to police to arrest him so he could be jailed, and found temporary warmth with a parish priest after contacting his lawyer and Judge Friedman.
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