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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
7
Washington UPI report says President Nixon has not changed his campaign stance that he will never grant amnesty to Vietnam War draft dodgers and deserters. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler confirmed the hard line while noting a past liberal remark on amnesty.
Republican Walter Mengden of Houston sponsors a bill to permit silent private prayer in public schools. He calls the Supreme Court ruling banning school prayers ridiculous and says the measure allows silent meditation on daily activities or personal religious themes rather than a formal religious service.
Bennie L. Cooper, 11, died after tying a rope to his waist and attempting to restrain a runaway bull in Houston. He was dragged a block before the animal bolted and fatally injured him on Tuesday.
Ohio Public Utilities Commission reports 1972 complaints far higher for independents than Bell companies. Bell firms Ohio Bell and Cincinnati Bell logged 574 complaints from 2.63 million customers, while United Telephone General Telephone Mid Continent and Northern Ohio Telecom faced 1,320 complaints from 829 thousand customers, a rate of 16.5 per 10 000. PACO chairman Eckhart calls for a hard look at service for independent subscribers.
Senator Robert Taft Jr and two Ohio congressmen will discuss the federal press shield law during the Ohio Newspaper Association 40th annual convention in Columbus February 8 to 10. Also speaking are Rep. Charles W. Whalen Jr and Rep. Charles A. Vanik along with Gov. John Gilligan and Ohio officials.
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