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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1970
Page
2
The Army approved using a meningitis vaccine after trials with over 30 000 recruits. Tested since January 1969 at Ft Dix Ft Polk Ft Knox Ft Bragg and Ft Lewis the vaccine will be used this winter after an outbreak at Ft Dix left about a dozen soldiers ill.
Woodchoppers 4-H members planned a Cedar Point picnic at their last meeting. Roll call named two tools. William Gertsenberger served refreshments. Ricky and Ronnie Urbansky will host the July 27 meeting at Frank Hertsche’s home.
The U S Coast Guard cutter Southwind rushes to a North Atlantic search area about 150 miles northeast of Greenland to reach debris sighted by crews. The missing AN-22 aircraft carried 28 people and earthquake relief supplies for Peru.
Mark Schwiefert age 19 from rural Willard admitted forging a signature on a $17 check. He received a sentence of one to 20 years at Mansfield Reformatory with the term suspended and five years probation.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will not substitute for Paul Harvey on ABC. ABC News chief Elmer Lower cited policy that on air news and commentary are by contract professional newsmen, saying Harvey's suggestion was light hearted.
Louis Chacon told deputies he found a big snake in the toilet of his new Ventura home. After skeptics searched and found nothing the animal resurfaced, an anaconda five feet long appeared from the bowl then retreated. Deputies removed the toilet, captured the reptile with a noose, and sent it to a shelter.
A West Lake resident, Rinaldo Cassano, 47, suffered a broken arm and possible back injuries when his car left the Ohio Turnpike two miles west of the Norwalk interchange after he apparently dozed off. He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. In a separate incident, two cars collided on U.S. 250 near Norwalk with Daniel T. Huber, 17, charged with failure to signal. Arnold Heightland, 27, of Wheeling, was sentenced to die in the electric chair for a November 1969 murder in Powhatan.
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