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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1973

Page

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Browns to host 49ers and Lions in two summer exhibitions

Cleveland owner Art Modell announced two single night exhibition games this summer. The 49ers visit on August 6 and the Lions on September 1 both start at 8 p.m. EDT replacing the traditional doubleheader. Brezhnev visit to Nixon remains under active consideration as Sino American talks progress. The White House rejected a tariff surcharge on imports though a 15 percent across the board proposal is discussed by Rep. Mills.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland Browns Art Modell San Francisco Detroit 49Ers Lions London Leonid I. Brezhnev Nixon Washington Kremlin Peking Brezhnev United States UPS White House Treasury George P. Shultz Shultz Wilbur D. Mills House Ways and Means Committee Congress

POW Bracelet Mystery and Released Prisoners

Reflector readers can ask if a POW bracelet name is among freed prisoners via United Press International lists. The photo shows Sue Brooks wearing a bracelet bearing T Sgt Charles Fellenz who was captured or killed November 24, 1969.

United Press International Sue Brooks Charles Fellenz

Washington woman seeks five million POW MIA bracelets for peace monument

Mrs. Ellen M. Ewing of Mead Washington asks Americans to mail their POW MIA bracelets to be melted into a monument to lasting peace. Sculptor Harold Balaz Jr. offers to design and build it for free and bracelets will be melted down. Mail eight cents with bracelet in a folded note to Bracelet Peace Movement Box 2203 Spokane WA 99210.

Peace Movement Spokane Wash

Eathingtons seek town board auditor seat in Ellisville race

Gary Eathington and his wife Cathy Eathington run against each other in Ellisville for town board auditor. He, a Republican, says he hopes she wins and notes farming duties. Cathy, a Democrat, could attract Republican voters.

Ellisville, Ill UPI Gary Eathington Eathington Cathy

Ohio group sells consumer fraud handbook in plain language

The Ohio Public Interest Action Group offers a consumer information handbook for $1.50 that explains how not to be cheated. It was written by David Ricketts, a staff member and second year Ohio University law student, for the OPIAG office in Columbus.

Columbus UPI Ohio Public Interest Action Group OPIAG Ohio University David Ricketts

Senator Saxbe Opposes Vietnam Draft Dodger Amnesty

Westlake Ohio Senator William Saxbe argues amnesty for Vietnam era draft dodgers is inappropriate and notes the United States has not granted amnesty for draft evaders, aside from Civil War era pardons aimed at desertion.

Westlake Ohio UPI U.S William B. Saxbe

Weather Outlook and Local Births and Deaths in Norwalk

Cloudy night and Tuesday with light snow possible late tonight and Tuesday. Turning cooler by Tuesday with a high in the mid 30s and a low in the upper 20s. Norwalk highs 32 and lows 11 listed. precipitation chances 20 30 and 50 percent. Births note two Norwalk girls and a Norwalk boy at F T Hospital. Death notices include Hazel D. Decker 73 North Fairfield Margaretta B Rikeman 86 Norwalk Rose M Brown 75 Monroeville Benny L Sweet 3 months Willard.

Norwalk Hazel D. Decker North Fairfield Margaretta B. Rikeman Rose M. Brown Monroeville Benny Lee Sweet Benny Sweet Willard

Truce monitors prep first team into combat zone Vietnam

JMC prepared to send its first investigating team into a battle area near La Huynh as fighting persisted. Vietnam released 904 POWs to Communist officials raising total to 6,400. 711 South Vietnamese freed with 320 more to be released Tuesday at Loc Ninh. Saigon reported 194 Communist attacks in 24 hours, the highest since February 2, with casualties and continued cease-fire violations amid appeals to honor the truce. An ICCS probe followed the Friday helicopter downing near An Loc, injuring five aboard.

Saigon UPI South Vietnam Joint Military Commission JMC la Huynh Thach Han River Quang Tri City Loc Ninh Giang Trom Mekong Delta United States International Commission of Control and Supervision ICCS An Loc U.S U.S. Army Gilbert Woodward Michel Gauvin Canada Woodward Indonesia Poland Hungary

Sharks invade Nixon's swimming area at Biscayne Bay

UPI reports sharks breached Nixon's Biscayne Bay net at his winter retreat enclosing a new pool. Frogmen using bang gun harpoons killed the sharks. none were reported dangerous and no attacks occurred. Several species like shovel nosed and black tipped sharks were sighted near the White House beachfront.

Miami UPI Nixon Biscayne Bay Fivehome Key Biscayne Stan Brown White House Bahamas Grand Cay Robert H. Abplanalo New York Atlantic Ocean

Abortions Reported At Columbus Clinic

Twenty abortions were performed Sunday at a temporary east Columbus clinic under the Ohio Abortion Alliance. Ages ranged from 17 to 36 with patients from Central Ohio and one from West Virginia. ten more abortions are planned this week.

Columbus UPI Ohio Abortion Alliance Mary Ann Hanson The Alliance West Virginia Ohio U.S Harley Blank Reynoldsburg Mary Doe

Newalk Tonight Store Opens for President's Day Promotion

Newalk Tonight and Newalk Tonight Store stay open until 9 PM for a President's Day promotion sponsored by the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce. The event highlights local shopping and community support in Norwalk.

Norwalk Chamber of Commerce

Norwalk pins title with dramatic final match

Norwalk clinched its third straight Northern Ohio League wrestling title as Jim Ohlemacher pinned Galion’s Joe Hill 1.43 into the first period. The victory gave Norwalk the league championship and a joyous celebration with coach Dennis Corrigan declaring a steadfast choice to win rather than settle for a tie.

Norwalk Dennis Corrigan Ron Johnson Johnson Geoff Hammill Tiffin Bellevue Jim Ohlemacher Ohlemacher Hill Truckers Corrigan Ohley

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Browns Olaf Palme Vietnam Palme Saxbe A.m Dennis Wetzel F-T Hospital Robert Martin Jove Lane Ros Peter Columbus Clinic Newalk Tonight Hero Casey Ohelmacher Galions Joe Hill Big O Tigers Big Man Chelmacher
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