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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1972
Page
2
Ohio crops office reports a record 2,893,000acre soybean harvest this year up 16 percent from 1971. Other crops include corn grain 3,103,000 acres down 12 percent, white corn 9,000 acres down 53 percent, wheat yield 46.2 bu/acre up 8 percent, oat yield 59 bu/acre down 8 percent, and hay 1,476,000 acres harvested.
Sandusky reports two preliminary winners in the Miss Ohio pageant Miss Bowling Green State University Karen Sparka and Miss Ashland College Susan Theis beat 26 rivals in talent and swimsuit rounds at Sandusky High School Sparka won talent with Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine and My Man is Gone Theis led swimsuit with a 34 24 35 figure from Raleigh North Carolina born Akron native Miss Sparka is a BGSU music and voice major and Miss Theis attends Ashland College preparing for the second night of competition and the final crowning Saturday in Atlantic City plan includes April 1960 pageant context
Wallace returns to Alabama from Maryland in a wheelchair to resume governorship and deny plans for a third party bid. He says pain from a spinal cord injury is manageable and declines plans to bolt the ticket. He will enter the Spain Rehabilitation Center in Birmingham for a brief period to gain independence.
The committee handling the 250000 chess championship rejected Bobby Fischer request to overturn Referee Lothar Schmid and strip Boris Spassky of a forfeit point. Spassky led 2 0 after Fischer refused to play game two over closed circuit TV cameras. The panel will reconvene to address Fischer complaints about cameras lighting pieces drapes and spectator conduct.
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged local media to offset liberal bias as he opened his campaign against Democrats. At a $50 dinner in Manchester he called this the opening session of the real stop McGovern movement and critiqued Washington reporters. In Philadelphia, Eagles tight end Fred Hill and defensive back Joe Scarpati retired to pursue full time real estate careers.
George S. McGovern told Gov. John Gilligan and Ohio Democratic figures that the state would side with the Democrats in November. He urged not to pass Ohio and pledged victory, while Frank King offered a courteous reception to the remark.
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