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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1970

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U.S. farms hit century-low in 1970 count

Agriculture Department estimates 1970 farm operations at about 2.895 million, down 3 percent from 1969 and 28 percent from the 1960 start. The figure marks the lowest farm total since the 1870s, with Census data showing roughly 2.7 million in 1870 and 4 million in 1880.

Washington UPI U.S Agriculture Department Agency Statistical Reporting Service S. Census Bureau

Saturday Mass OK'd for Cleveland Diocese Catholics

Approval allows Catholics in the Cleveland diocese to fulfill Sunday mass obligation on Saturday between 4 and 9 pm or on Sunday. Auxiliary Bishop William M. Cosgrove said the rule also applies to eve of holy days when mass is required.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland Diocese William M. Cosgrove Cosgrove

BGSU Trustees Approve Two Fee Increases

Bowling Green State University trustees approved raised instructional fees by 10 and room and board by 15 a quarter to offset rising costs and enrollment. The hike requires approval from the state Board of Regents under 1969 ceilings.

Bowling Green, Ohio UPI Bowling Green State University BGSU State Board of Regents

Cold spell breaks as temperatures rise across Ohio

United Press International reports the extreme cold easing with sunshine and rising temperatures. The Weather Bureau predicts highs in the teens for northern Ohio and possibly the 20s in the south, a marked improvement after midweek arctic conditions.

United Press International Ohio U. S

Search ends for five youths missing after Mt Cleveland climb

The Montana youths who vanished Dec 27 while attempting Mt Cleveland’s north wall are no longer being pursued. A snowstorm grounded helicopters and 24 searchers walked nine miles to Waterton Park headquarters, ending the effort.

Glacier National Park Mont UPI Montana Mt. Cleveland Waterton Park

Lottery draftee receives induction orders in Huron County

Fred Stewart reports Huron County's first draftee under the lottery plan, Bob Ewell, 1923 Newton St Norwalk, drawn fifth birthdate Oct 18. Ewell passed a October pre induction physical and will report January 28 to Cleveland for basic training with hopes of clerical duty and a return to Westinghouse shipping work.

Fred Stewart Huron County Bob Ewell Newton St Ewell Norwalk Westinghouse Norwalk High Vietnam Cleveland William Ewell

Barmaid Abducted in Youngstown Robbery and Shooting

A barmaid, Doris Stewart, 42, was robbed and abducted from a Youngstown tavern by two gunmen. She was shot and dumped in a roadside ditch in sub-freezing weather and remains in guarded condition at a local hospital. Police described the robbery and kidnapping occurring late Friday with an undetermined cash haul.

Youngstown, Ohio UPI Doris Stewart Youngstown Stewart

Israel Downs Two Jets Near Suez Gulf

Israeli missiles shot down two Egyptian jets over the Gulf of Suez, according to an Israeli military spokesman. Jordan reported clashes with Israeli forces on the Jordan River cease-fire line as the war escalates.

United Press International Gulf of Suez Jordan Jordan River Israel Ras Sadar Suez Canal

Battelle urges cutting federal impact aid funding

A private research group advised Congress to reduce the federal impact aid program from 730 million to 400 million dollars annually. The Battelle Memorial Institute of Columbus says districts serving families around federal installations would lose about half their aid, part of a larger education package under Senate consideration.

Washington UPI Congress Battelle Memorial Institute Columbus Ohio Senate

Variable clouds and milder with light snow flurries

Weather outlook shows variable cloudiness and not very cold today with a chance of a few snow flurries then clearing. Highs near 28, tonight 12 to 18, Sunday mostly cloudy with a chance of snow and highs in the upper 20s. Monday mostly cloudy and a bit colder with possible snow flurries. 30 percent today, 20 tonight, 40 Sunday. Westerly winds today 10 to 15 mph, tonight southerly 8 to 15, Sunday south to southeast 10 to 20. Norwalk highs 11, lows -4, trace precip, humidity rising midday. MARRIAGE LICENSE applications noted for Clifford E. Hughes and Margaret A. Pugh. DEATHS listed: Mrs. Anna Morris 77, Arthur J. Scheid 81, Ray Young.

Norwalk

21 Dead 23 Hurt in Marietta Nursing Home Fire

A late night blaze at Harmar House Nursing Home in Marietta Ohio killed 21 patients and wounded 23. The one story ranch style facility housed 46 residents and was described as well run. cause under investigation.

Marietta, Ohio Ohio Weigel John Burnworth Ohio River Mike Weber Fitchville Norwalk Sam Howe Selby Hospital Howe

Huron Youth Charged With Auto Theft After Accident

A 15 year old Huron boy James Sills was charged with auto theft after driving off a snow drift on U.S. 250 north of SR 162. He was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with no injuries. The car belonged to Nelson Green of Huron and was demolished.

Huron James Sills Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Nelson Green Norwalk State Highway Patrol Doreen A. Krebs Berlin Heights St. Joseph Vermilion Police Willard Area Hospital William A. Williamsen Maumiee Gary N. Tobin Willard Tobin Margaret Catherine Williamson Tobias Dale R. Luxon New London Michael W. Durning Collins Luxon Gerald E. Sheller Shiloh State Patrol Sheller Ralph B. McKelvey Willard Sheller Hargus Dials, Jr Sheller Sheller Greenwich

Tanker Connecticut Skipper To Decide Fate Of Stranded Vessel

The 676 foot tanker SS Connecticut, carrying 14 million gallons of jet fuel with 43 aboard, fights a sea assault aided by Coast Guard pumps and helicopters. Decision on its fate rests with the ship’s skipper as crews battle the storm.

San Francisco UPI Connecticut Coast Guard

Not Guilty Plea Entered In Beaven Robbery Case

A not guilty plea was entered in Common Pleas Court for James E. Beaven 18 of 136 Whittlesey Ave on a strong arm robbery charge involving a Norwalk pupil he is accused of taking money from. Bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property. The complaint was filed by Norwalk Auxiliary Patrolman Roy E. Giles Jr.

James E. Beaven Whittlesey Ave Common Pleas Beaven Norwalk Roy E. Giles. Jr

Heavy US Losses on Black Virgin Mountain

U S infantrymen battled North Vietnamese and Vietcong on Black Virgin Mountain for a second day. The 251 Tropic Lightning Division killed 47 enemy troops in an eight hour clash. Two Americans were killed and six wounded in Thursday action with 154 enemy dead over two days. Friday losses included four wounded.

Saigon Ups U.s Black Virgin Mountain U. S

Natural Gas Curtailed Use Lifts as Demand Drops

Columbia of Ohio Gas Co reports 342 billion cubic feet of gas delivered in the 24 hours to 8 a m Friday to meet demand from zero temperatures. The curtailment on gas use was lifted after a supplier failure in West Virginia. The system maintains normal pressure, with 198 billion cubic feet stored underground and Wellington as the closest storage area to Norwalk.

Columbia of Ohio Gas Co Ohio Donald Blosser West Virginia Norwalk Blosser Wellington

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Ohio Edison Safety and Service William Mount South Central Power Co Lancaster Ohio Edison Co Superior Coach Corp Mount Harold Finch City Utility Committee George Raike Barberton Raike Babcock and Wilcox Bailey Meter, Inc Electronics Corporation of America City Hall Don Davis Ted Heller City Electricity Distribution Department Domenic Coletta Melvin J. Shipley Edward Still Citizens Utility Committee Bobewell Lottery Leona Weisenberger Huron County Selective Service Local Board No. 63 Israel Downs Clifford E. Hughes North Ridgeville Margaret A. Pugh Anna Morris Monroeville Arthur J. Scheid Ray Young Charles Brown Brown Larry Steiner WMOA Marietta Joseph S. Stubbs Marietta Memorial Hospital Kenneth Owen Washington County James C. Spettle Olive St Conrad W. Lucas Wakeman Spettle Scranton Road Protane Corp Lucas Protane Cook Road Pacific Mariner Long Beach Lee W. Ayres Los Angeles Yokohama Japan Ayres
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