Bomb Explodes in Bank Entrance Shatters Windows
A small bomb exploded in Manhattan's Financial District at a Bank of America entrance, shattering windows. No injuries reported. device found in a valise.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1970
Page
1
A small bomb exploded in Manhattan's Financial District at a Bank of America entrance, shattering windows. No injuries reported. device found in a valise.
Linda Kasabian, the state's lone eyewitness, will testify about the Sharon Tate killings with immunity in exchange for her account. She is set to take the stand after cross examination of a Tate estate caretaker as defense case proceeds.
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, Portugal’s dictatorial premier for 36 years until a 1968 strike toppled him, died at his Lisbon home at age 81. He suffered a heart attack and vascular collapse two weeks earlier and had little chance to live.
Police lack clues in the weekend kidnaping of 11 month old Eric Wesley Willis from his east side Columbus residence. He was taken from a second floor bedroom crib late Friday or early Saturday.
Partly cloudy warm and humid with a chance of showers or thundershowers today tonight and Tuesday. Highs in upper 80s to low 90s. Lows upper 60s to low 70s. Precipitation 30 40 50 percent. Winds light variable then SW 10 15 mph Tuesday. Marriage licenses for multiple local couples listed. Death notices for Edith Derby Joy Miller and Martha Burrows.
Pittsburgh report details how 19 year old Skip and peers obtain narcotics by forging prescriptions from neighborhood pharmacies. Overdoses killed two teens nearby while others were hospitalized. several drug stores were identified as easy sources for forged scrips. Police watch for forged forms.
The Norwalk post of the State Highway Patrol will get a new commander and assistant commander. Lt. Jack B. Walsh will lead Norwalk, with Patrolman William P. Fieger Jr. as assistant commander. Promotions announced by Col. Robert M. Chiaramonte move Walsh from Chardon and Fieger from Hebron, replacing Lt. A. E. Nelson who leaves for training.
A late model car stolen from George Manyak's used car lot on July 15 was found Sunday on Townline Road east of Chenango Road. Investigators report the engine, transmission, and console box were removed before the car was rolled into a ditch after a collision.
About 50 to 60 residents on the south side lost electricity over the weekend when a cutout on Old State Road blew. Service Director William V. Mount said a 200 amp fuse carried 150 amps and the cause remains undetermined. One phase of the three phase line went out around 4 p m Saturday and again Sunday, cutting power to the area between Old State Road and South West Street for about one hour Saturday and 30 minutes Sunday.
A special election on a 6.9 mill operating levy for the Wellington Exempted Village School District will be held Tuesday for 57 registered Clarksfield voters in the Wellington school district. Polls at Community Grange Hall open 6 30 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. in Clarksfield.
Attorneys filed a $150,000 personal injury suit over a 1968 Interstate 90 truck collision in Lake County. Judge Robert J. Gabel announced the settlement as prospective jurors waited in the courtroom. Plaintiffs were John J. Dickey. defendants were J K Chapman and Darryl S Wolfe.
Fidel Castro said on Havana radio he would resign if Cuba’s people want a new leader after failing to reach the 10 million ton sugar target. He warned of five lean years ahead, marked Moncada’s anniversary, and announced Che Guevara’s hands and death mask will be displayed in Havana shrine opening in October.
The Norwalk city council plans a special 7:30 PM session Tuesday to act on a resolution to place a 4.5 mill sewage bond on the November ballot. If approved, residents will vote on the first phase of a 4.3 million project to separate storm and sanitary sewers citywide to prevent overflows into public waterways. The measure follows a request from the Ohio Department of Health to curb combination sewer overflows.
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