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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
1
15 year old Rose Marie Raymond of Tarzana California held a gift and $70,000 to help buy a kidney machine or pay for a liver transplant. News outlets nationwide reported her near fatal illness and she received more than 35000 letters.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield predicts a tough session focused on presidential politics. Lawmakers face unfinished business as 33 Senate seats and all 435 House seats elect in November.
The Supreme Court will decide if a property owner can sue the government for sonic booms from military planes. A rural North Carolina man seeks $16,000 from the Air Force under the Tort Claims Act. A written opinion will follow.
In Macerata Italy 5 year old Luca Palombini died shortly after his father Carlo Palombini aged 33 returned home from weeks in hospital. A doctor attributed the death to excitement from the reunion.
Police said farmer Teodorico Dosdos, 35, sold seven children for about 50 dollars each after his wife died in childbirth. Robbers later robbed the money and shot Dosdos in his straw hut at Zamboanga Del Sur in the southern Philippines.
January 17 1972 weather mild with sun and wind. highs near 30s and 40s. Marriage licenses for Ruffing Leber Kennard Stein. births recorded in Willard and surrounding towns. deaths include Clarence Green of North Fairfield.
A Warwick school official and state senator push for halfway houses to aid runaways. Senator Thomas N. Wilson cites social harms including prostitution and drug abuse, while Dorothy Mayer advocates a statewide central agency and warns against training schools.
Sen Edmund Muskie launched a grassroots campaign in Ohio pledging total commitment to fighting pollution along the Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. He faulted Nixon rhetoric as insufficient while Rep Charles Vanik endorsed Muskie for president.
Two Norwalk residents will run in the Republican primary for Huron County treasurer. William Kennedy 18 of 81 Old State Road and Edward Spoerr 58 of 21 Stoutenburg Drive picked up petitions. Spoerr, former Lee's Grill owner, cites an open field and long interest in the post. Kennedy works at Fanny Farmer Candy Shops.
In New London rural area the Spears family adopted a 1 1/2 year old St Bernard that bit two year old Gregory Spears causing 14 stitches. The dog will be kept for observation and rabies status is unknown. In Monroeville Pam Hall 18 was arrested on a marijuana distribution charge after a warrant was issued December 27 and she allegedly gave away marijuana October 14.
Norwalk honors its Mason founders with a January 22 celebration at the Norwalk Armory. Mount Vernon Lodge 64 F&AM and Huron Chapter 7 Royal Arch Masons lead a dinner and dance while local units include Royal and Select Masters, Knights Templar, Eastern Stars, DeMolay and Rainbow. About 328 men, 200 women, 55 DeMolay and 75 Rainbow members currently belong to the Masonic bodies.
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