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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1973
Page
1
Monica Schwinn a 30 year old West German nurse captured in 1969 is expected to be among the first POWs released from Vietnam Sunday. She is the only woman listed by the Communists as a surviving POW and the cease fire agreement set women among the first to be freed.
The Civic Compound Vortex Controlled Combustion Engine is praised as the first gasoline engine to meet emission standards via a simple design change. Dale C. Hollern, executive director of the Ohio Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, calls it a landmark.
In Cherry Hill Hoffa expressed hope to regain an officer post with Local 676 and lift a judicial order delaying his union activity until 1980 as parole nears. The dinner was organized by Local 676 but shunned by top Teamster officials.
United Press International reports two Philadelphia Federation of Teachers leaders Frank Sullivan and John Ryan were jailed for contempt after being sentenced to six months to four years for defying a back to work order. Judge D Donald Jamieson fined the union $160000 for choosing anarchy.
Weather forecast for Norwalk with highs in the mid to upper 20s and wind shifts. Chance of precipitation 40 percent today and 30 percent tonight, near zero Sunday. Temperatures at Norwalk range from 27 high to 7 low. DEATHS listed: Mrs Lucie French Wiese 85 Wakeman and Mrs Sophia Huitenlocher 90 Berlin Heights.
Kissinger arrived in Hanoi at 10 30 p m to begin postwar talks with North Vietnam. He met Le Duc Tho and Nguyen Choth Ach and will stay until February 13. The visit coincides with Laos cease fire talks and CIA backed forces preparing to retake areas seized by the Communists.
The US delegation to the Joint Military Commission has received a list of prisoners to be released Monday. 27 Americans to be freed at Quan Loi and about 115 at Hanoi. 4,000 more POWs possible next week. An attack on JMC members near Ban Me Thuot prompted a temporary suspension of truce teams.
A seven member U S appeals court ruled the Trans Alaska pipeline would violate the Mineral Leasing Act limiting land for a right of way. The decision blocks construction linking Alaska North Slope to southern ice free ports 789 miles away.
A group of about 40 Indians ran through Rapid City breaking windows and ransacking three taverns. Police said 40 people, all Indians, were arrested after an agreement to ease tensions in the Black Hills region. Several people suffered minor injuries in the early morning melee.
In Norwalk tonight two events unfold at 9 p.m. Ed Riedy and his combo play the Hearts N Harmony Ball at the National Guard Armory while Moose Lodge 1248 hosts square dancing. Across town tensions flare as AIM reached bond release for Harold Witchhorn amid protests over a white man charged with stabbing an Indian.
Washington police and FBI report no progress in the search for the assailants who shot Sen. John C. Stennis during a Jan 30 robbery as his condition shows gradual improvement.
Thirty South San Francisco High School students endured a four day diet of one cup of rice half cup spinach and one cup powdered milk daily totaling 266 calories. They struggled to concentrate felt dizzy irritable and hungry as they learned about famine.
Norwalk police shifts are being adjusted to keep cruisers on patrol at all times. Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced the three shifts will see half the officers start a half hour before or after the shift-change hour, ending brief patrol gaps.
Britain's finance chief Anthony Barber returned from Paris where he met French and West German ministers to discuss the dollar crisis with Bank of England officials. A West German source cited a demand for devaluation by Chancellor Brandt routed to President Nixon, who reportedly refused.
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