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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
1
Washington and Peking announced mutual plans to establish liaison offices in each other’s capitals as a step toward normalized relations. The move follows Kissinger’s China visit and signals progress toward deeper diplomatic ties between the two nations.
Military and diplomatic sources say another POW exchange including about 100 Americans and up to 7 000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese could occur within five days. The deal may also involve 1 250 South Vietnamese and continues Saigon Communist disputes.
Willard High School, the smallest NOL member, claims the final 1973 UPI Class AA poll with an undefeated 18 0 season. Coach Robert Haas credits community support and tough schedules as key factors after a season of early obscurity and late rise. Willard moves on to postseason play at Mansfield Malabar seeking the state title.
FBI said it would file a charge today against the mother of a baby born and abandoned on an airliner en route to Youngstown from Washington. Ian McLennin named the alleged mother as a 22 year old New Orleans college senior and daughter of a Baptist minister. He did not reveal her identity. Rep Lehman proposed Ohio abortion legislation allowing up to 24 weeks with life of the mother as sole exception after.
Weather forecast shows a low tonight 15 to 20 and Friday highs in the upper 20s to low 30s with a 30 to 50 percent precipitation chance. Norwalk records 34 for high and 12 for low with 69 to 82 percent humidity later. Births report a Norwalk girl to Mr and Mrs Bobby Norwood and a Milan death for Mrs Madeline Romell, 64.
Joseph H. Haynes a 38 year old Norwalk bulldozer operator was killed when the machine rolled on him at a highway project near New Philadelphia. He jumped to avoid tipping but lay in the path as the dozer descended. He died at Union Hospital Dover. Haynes lived with his wife Elaine on Gibbs Road and left for the site Monday. He had worked for Paul E Bleile Co of Norwalk five years and was a member of the Ohio Operators Union Local 18 and local bowling leagues. He leaves three children and his mother with survivors listed. Funeral services are set for Friday at Heuston Funeral Home with burial in Olena Cemetery.
President Nixon told Congress he will seek tax reforms to ease property taxes on the elderly and to provide a tax break for families with children in parochial schools. He also urged broad tariff authority to address a record trade imbalance. A separate local report notes a Huron County cruiser collision injuring no one.
The Norwalk Community Concert Association sponsors a performance by the Columbia Operatic Trio at 8 15 tonight in the Norwalk High School Auditorium.
W L Mead celebrates half a century in the trucking business with more than 300 Mead equipment units on highways from Chicago to the Atlantic, nine terminals, and plans for expanding via the North Fairfield Transfer Co purchase. The firm also receives local honors as Huron County proclaims Mead Recognition Day.
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