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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1975
Page
1
State Sen. Douglas Applegate introduces three bills to ease compliance with a state rule requiring automatic sprinkler systems in nursing homes. One bill would push the installation deadline to January 1, 1976, after many homes missed the January 1, 1975 target amid fears of business losses.
David Chakhvashvili spent three years lecturing across the Georgian Soviet Republic on topics like The Technological Revolution and Modern Medicine. Izvestia notes he had no scientific training and offers no details on discovery or fate, stating only He will get what he deserves.
In a tight contest from the November election, New Hampshire’s Senate seat swung from Wyman to Durkin after recounts and a Ballot Law Commission ruling. Ohio lawmakers push ORTA high speed rail linking Cleveland Akron Columbus Dayton Cincinnati. Ford signs ERA support order with Betty Ford and leaders. Oil refiners' union accepts two year Gulf contract with 75 cent raise, setting standard for others.
Items used by John F. Kennedy and his family including a Choate chair bought for 300 by a Massachusetts bidder, a son’s desk, and other pieces sold to William Doyle Galleries after Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis vacated a Peapack home.
A Thursday poll asks if door-to-door voter registration by canvassers paid 10 cents per registration should pass, with 65.6 percent opposed and 34.4 percent in favor. It also notes proposed income tax changes to limit deductions to two children and invites calls to vote by midnight.
Western defense experts say the Soviet Union would be vulnerable to a Chinese nuclear strike soon while the United States remains out of range. A study by the Institute of Strategic Studies claims China can blanket India, Southeast Asia and Japan with missiles up to 3000 miles, but cannot threaten the continental United States until ICBMs or supersonic bombers are deployed.
Variable clouds tonight with lows upper 30s. Saturday partly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs in the lower 40s. Precipitation chances 80 percent tonight and 30 percent Saturday. Winds southerly 15 to 25 mph. Also births for several local families and the death of Mrs. Rose Fisher, 81, Willard.
President Ford considers current U S aid inadequate and may ask Congress for emergency funding to South Vietnam and Cambodia. White House aides cite concerns after the Phuoc Binh fall while opposing a large troop deployment and noting congressional divisions.
Former President Richard Nixon, though weak and sick, expressed that he was glad to hear John Dean had been released from prison early on Nixon's 62nd birthday in San Clemente California.
Two Sandusky men, George Lee Jr. and Ricky Burchett, pleaded guilty to armed robbery in the Norwalk Beverage Center hold up on October 21. Burchett received three to 15 years, Lee two to 15 years. both sentenced by Judge Robert W. Smith.
Alphonse J Baltes the Norwalk based road contractor died Thursday in Sun City Arizona at Boswell Hospital He was 89 The founder of A J Baltes Inc built a small crew into a major Ohio highway contractor He developed the pan float method for finishing concrete paving and helped pave sections of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Turnpikes as well as Ohio and West Virginia interstate projects He is survived by his wife and several children grandchildren and great grandchildren with funeral plans pending coroner release and local arrangements.
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