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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1973
Page
1
Wholesale prices jumped 1.8 percent in December the largest one month gain since 1951 and capped a 6.5 percent rise for 1972. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported farm product costs led the surge, outpacing Nixon's target inflation and consumer price gains.
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resumed negotiations at a private Saint-Non-la-Bretche golf club amid mutual coldness after Tho refused to greet Kissinger Monday. The meeting followed a dour start to the latest round of secret talks.
State Senator Donald Lukens of Middletown is barred from running for any public office for five years for failure to timely file campaign finance reports. The delay prompted by the Butler County Board of Elections and the Secretary of State’s office could only be reversed by a court order. Lukens previously ran for governor and served in the Ohio Senate after leaving the U.S. House.
In Massillon Ohio teachers voted to return to classrooms after a court-ordered back to work injunction, accepting a negotiated pay raise. The strike began last Wednesday, with about 48 city employees from streets, parks, garbage collection, and trades continuing work stoppages since Saturday night over pay.
Harwich England reports Princess Anne exchanged public kisses with Lt Mark Phillips amid speculation on their romance. The 22 year old daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and the 24 year old army officer who won Olympic equestrian gold in Munich are preparing for a two year military tour in West Germany. A royal aide said it is too soon to call it the real thing.
Partly cloudy today tonight and Wednesday with a 30 percent precipitation chance. Highs near 20 to 21 and a low around 6. Births births to Mr and Mrs Charles Jobs Berlin Heights a boy. Marriage license application Roger A Crisp and Vickie L Johnson Norwalk. Deaths Helen Haas Pearl Leininger Paul Henderson listed with ages and cities.
New Orleans police believe a second sniper may have escaped after a two day gun attack at a hotel near City Hall. The raid left seven dead including a Virginia couple and three officers, with more than 20 wounded. Authorities searched 300 hotel rooms and lifted roadblocks as residents returned to work amid fear.
Greenwich Intermediate School will remain closed at least through Wednesday due to heating problems. No classes have been held this week for third and fourth graders and Greenwich kindergarten classes. The school is contacting the State Department of Education about making up the lost days.
The Nixon administration paused federal housing subsidies and redevelopment grants in a temporary halt. HUD Secretary George Romney said on Monday that HUD would honor commitments already made.
Marilyn Bailey of the Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority said HMHA applied for 100 housing units for Norwalk in November and has not heard from HUD. She warns the HUD freeze could delay the city’s $1 million sewer separation grant.
The President directed a stop on commitments for water and sewer grants open space grants and public facility loans until these programs are incorporated into a new special revenue sharing arrangement.
A National Guard helicopter begins transporting ill newborns from Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital to Akron Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for critical treatment at no charge. The program uses an Akron doctor and nurse, with ambulance backup for bad weather, and already serves 18 area hospitals.
A Clarksfield family home trailer rented by the Tom Cameron family and near the Norgas propane plant sustained heavy fire damage while the occupants were away. Neighbors reported the 11 a.m. blaze, with no estimate of losses and insurance coverage noted.
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