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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1970

Page

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Perot Emphasizes Causes Over Cash During Columbus Visit

Texas computer magnate H Ross Perot told Columbus audiences money matters pale beside broader aims. He described touring Southeast Asia at his own expense to aid U S prisoners in North Vietnam, comparing his wealth to a tool for prime funding and dialogue with Communist leaders. He joked about his billion dollar empire and urged public engagement beyond football scores.

Columbus UPI H. Ross Perot Perot Texas North Vietnam Dallas U. S Southeast Asia Ross Perot

Man seen in inquest crowd resembles Senator RFK

Reporters on day three of the Mary Jo Kopechne inquest noted a striking look alike in the onlookers. The man is Pierino D Arrezzo, 38, of Poggio Fiorito, Italy, identified by UPI as a bystander.

Mary Jo Kopechne Robert F. Kennedy Pierino D’ Arrezzo Poggio Fiorito Italy UPI

Sarnoff Resigns as RCA Chairman After 60 Years

Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff resigns Wednesday as chairman of the RCA board ending six decades as an executive in the firm he helped launch in 1919. His son Robert W. Sarnoff becomes chairman and president as RCA names him successor. He is the first honorary chairman in RCA history.

New York UPI David Sarnoff RCA Corp Robert W. Sarnoff Radio Corp., of America Sarnoff RCA

Bailey Seeks Licavoli Case Basis for Appeal

Attorney F. Lee Bailey met with imprisoned 1930s mobster Thomas Yonnie Licavoli at Ohio Penitentiary to discuss possible representation in a suit to overturn his 1934 first degree murder conviction and life sentence. Licavoli, 66, has remained jailed since that verdict. Life Magazine had earlier linked him to Ohio Governor James A Rhodes over alleged offers related to release, which Rhodes denied.

Columbus UPI F. Lee Bailey Thomas “Yonnie Licavoli Ohio Penitentiary Ohio James A. Rhodes Life Magazine Rhodes

City Power Fails On Coldest Day

Norwalk residents shivered as a water seal blew from boiler number five at the municipal power plant knocking out eight of nine circuits. Service began restoring after 10:30 with most back by noon and two circuits still out. St Pauls Schools closed for the day and gas company urged gradual restoration to prevent surges.

Norwalk St. Paul’s Columbia Gas Co Don Davis

Willard Family Hears From POW in Vietnam Mission

A Willard family reports a phone call from their daughter in law Mrs. Richard Vogel of Virginia bringing joy after she received a letter from Major Richard Vogel a prisoner of war in Vietnam The air force officer noted his 57th mission when his plane was shot down and he was captured

Willard Richard Vogel Virginia Dale Vogel Vogel

Leak Seeks Re election In Huron County Race

Arthur Leak Republican from Willard has picked up nominating petitions to seek a second term as Huron County Commissioner. Two others filed for precinct committeeman posts in the May primary, Carl Ellis Plymouth Village Republican and Delores E Amend Norwich Township Republican. Major Vogel missing in action to POW cited. letter from St Louis mentions Hampton Virginia home and war prayers.

Arthur Leak Huron County Leak Willard Board of Elections Carl Ellis Plymouth Village Delores E. Amend Norwich — Township

Yablonski Death Sparks Outpouring At Funeral

In Clarksville Pa mourners from across the mining community gathered in frigid air to bid farewell to Jack Yablonski. Miners dressed in white shirts and neckties filed past three coffins as chants of It s such a shame rang through the chapel, reflecting both supporters and opponents of the late leader.

Clarksville, Pa UPI Funeral Home Jack Yablonski Funeral Home Chapel

Possible partial lifting of cyclamate foods ban

Lilyan Goossens of HEW says the cyclamate withdrawal order might be loosened. She notes the original directive allowed sale by prescription or return to grocers with stronger labeling, hinting at a broader easing in the Detroit six state region.

Columbus UPI Lilyan Goossens U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Detroit

Weather Outlook and Local Marriage License and Deaths

Variable cloudiness and cold with a chance of light snow today tonight and Friday. Highs 5 to 10 with lows 0 to 10 below. Friday highs 8 to 15. Also early Wednesday temps -1 to 18 and 63 percent humidity at 7 am. Marriage license filed for James H Ballantine Garrett Ind and Dorothy M Fields Willard. Death: William Wallrabenstein 91 Milan.

James H. Ballantine Garrett, Ind Dorothy M. Fields Willard

Time and temperature service records heavy call volume

Charles Winn of Northern Ohio Telephone Co reports just under 9 100 calls to the time and temperature line from noon Wednesday to 8 am today in Norwalk. Temperatures fell below zero for the first time this season with a low of 6. The Huron County Bank service typically handles about 1 800 calls daily, but this surge caused many busy signals.

Charles Winn Northern Ohio Telephone Co Norwalk Huron County Bank Winnie

Woolworth Plans To Remodel Norwalk Store

The F W Woolworth Co announced a $100000 remodeling program for its Norwalk store at 22 24 Fe Main St with completion targeted by Aug 1. The store will remain a variety store and expand counter space from 9000 to 15000 feet while rebuilding the exterior adding new lighting floors and displays.

F.W. Woolworth Co Norwalk Main St Chamber of Commerce the Elks Country Club Harry Davidson John Wolden Eastern Real Estate U.S Wolden

Rail line fights second charge after crossing blockage

The Norfolk and Western Railway pleads no contest to blocking a Woodlawn Avenue crossing for 44 minutes on Nov 9 and seeks to blame a broken knuckle on Nov 12 for the longer 40 minute disruption. Judge Weidemann set a hearing as the engineer and car inspector prepare to testify. a $106 bond fee was imposed for the first incident.

Norfolk and Western Railway Woodlawn Avenue Robert A. Weidemann T.L. Paffenbarger Paffenbarger Norwalk R.L. Vopicka Frederick Waugh Isaac Wernstaff Brewster Vopicka Wornstaff Benedict Avenue West Main Street Brewster Terminal Weidemann Woodlawn Waugh

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