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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1972
Page
1
Norwalk's annual Sidewalk Sales begin Thursday and run through Saturday with stores open until 9 p.m. on the first two days and 5 30 p.m. Saturday. Musicians from Norwalk High School band will entertain shoppers in the business district. A special advertising section appears in today's Reflector.
Dorothy J. Taylor, 53, a former aide to state Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson, was indicted by a Franklin County Grand Jury on attempted bribery related to Ferguson's probe into travel expenses tied to Ohio State University professor John C. Allery. She surrendered to the Franklin County Sheriff's Office.
Smog alerts will stop all postal pickups and deliveries across a wide area of Southern California Southern Nevada and part of Arizona when issued by a recognized government agency. The San Bernardino Postal District manager Guy B Hartsook ordered no deliveries or special handling during such alerts affecting mail routes and service.
Henry Kissinger met in Paris with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy to push the stalled Paris peace talks. The White House said he would return to Washington today after the private sessions. In Ohio Tricia Nixon Cox to attend the Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum opening with Armstrong himself on the museum's third anniversary.
Columbus police unveil a system where a small red lightning bolt is painted on a patrol cruiser each time a state highway patrolman recovers a stolen car and makes an arrest. Patrol Superintendent Robert Chiaramonte says the bolts let the public see how many hits the officer has made.
Variable cloudiness with warm humid conditions through Thursday and a chance of thundershowers. Highs in the upper 80s to low 90s, cooler near the lake. lows Wednesday night in the upper 60s to low 70s. Rain chances 50 percent today tonight and 40 percent Thursday. Winds mostly southerly 8 to 15 mph. Norwalk high 91 low 67. Humidity readings 85 percent at 7 am 60 percent at 1 pm 85 percent at 7 pm. Precipitation 0.21 inch. Sunrise 6 10 am Sunset 8 57 pm Moonrise 3 35 pm Moonset 12 40 am. Births list from Norwalk New London Monroeville Milan and other towns. Marital license applications in Norwalk Willard and surrounding areas. Deaths: James W Pitkin 85 Norwalk Douglas E Thorne 32 Houston TX.
New London council voted to skip a straw vote and move ahead with reservoir construction. Engineers expect bids in late fall. Councilman Sprague said decisions should rely on engineers and geologists for water needs, opposing extensive drilling for low producing wells. Vote 4 2 with two members for straw vote.
Senator William Saxbe says the vice president lacks warmth and should be replaced by a more outgoing, enlightened aide. The remark follows similar comments by Senator Javits, with GOP leaders predicting Nixon unlikely to defer running mate choice to the convention.
Soviet military advisers withdraw from Egypt in a mass pullout ordered by President Sadat over failure to receive pledged weapons. Customs frisked departing Russians for excess gold after a Cairo bazaar gift exchange, and tightened rules followed.
In a county first, a Common Pleas Court jury of eight, five women and three men, listens to opening arguments in a $100,000 auto collision case. Plaintiff Mrs Mable Newyear claims concussion and arthritis aggravation from a 1969 rear collision. defendant Lester Utz contests her backing fault.
Nine year old Adrianne Schoenowitz tears up as she bids farewell to her foster family the Cahns after a nine month custody fight. Judge’s decision grants custody to Elaine Schoenowitz who had cared for Adrianne for eight years in Wantagh Long Island.
In Mayor Wayne Goodsite's court a woman cited extenuating circumstances after a flea from her cat bit her, leading to a $10 fine with costs suspended and flea powder advice. A separate drag racing case ended with a $25 fine, costs, and a suspended 30 day jail term conditional on future conduct.
Rep. Charles A. Vanik cites a Joint Economic Committee study showing five large firms paid no corporate income taxes in 1971, while six others with $2.3 billion in profits paid under 10 percent. The report argues tax laws favor big firms over smaller competitors.
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