20 Feb 1969
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1969
Page
1
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in Washington reported the home plate pried loose from nails, likely sometime late Tuesday. Groundskeeper Joe Mooney knelt nearby as stadium guard Andrew Jackson investigates for UPI.
Akron Ohio resident Leo Moceri prevailed in a U S tax court ruling stating he owed no taxes for 1958 to 1961 because his funds came from previous bootlegging earnings his mother kept. IRS claimed back taxes of more than 22600 dollars. Paris calls for Geneva accord revival and Vietnam de escalation. Ambassador Lodge says withdrawal not a first step.
Government may expand food stamp program to two South Carolina counties after Senate testimony described starving children. The plan would allow stamps to be used to purchase surplus food commodities, though critics say the very poor cannot afford the stamps. Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Harden noted initial testing would await state and local approvals.
Slow morning cloudiness gives way to sun this afternoon and a clear night. Highs near 38 and lows around 23 in Norwalk with light northerly winds. Friday stays fair with seasonal temps. Saturday turns cloudier and slightly warmer. Birth notices list Derryl Young daughter and Russell Moyer daughter with locations.
Zurich prosecutors say an Israeli security agent who shot and killed one of four Arab attackers may be charged with murder if the shooting occurred after the assailants ceased fire. Surviving suspects could face attempted murder and endangering air traffic charges as investigations continue.
A house on Route 601 three miles east of Norwalk owned by Robert Stoll and Odell Holbrook and occupied by Donald Stoll was gutted by fire this morning. Fire Chief Kenneth Link blamed an overheated stove pipe and faulty chimney. Damages estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars. all six rooms damaged with heavy water and smoke. Firemen on scene for 3 1/2 hours. fire reported at 7 30 a.m.
About 500 students at Oberlin College trapped three Marine recruiters in Peters Hall for about an hour. They shouted antiwar slogans and followed the recruiters to their car, while Dean Langeler and faculty members collected names for disciplinary review.
Downtown stores join a three day Washington's Birthday sale starting today with regular hours. Five promotional events will be held under Chamber supervision. The Pizza House passed Health Department inspection but must clean up within 15 days per a Feb. 6 notice from the Huron County Board of Health. Co-Chairs are Ed Fessenden and Robert Esgro.
A study of Norwalk politics shows Republicans winning 128 of 163 city office campaigns since 1941, a 78 percent success rate. Democrats have 28 wins (32 percent) with independents at 50 percent.
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