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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1970
Page
4
At Expo 70 in Osaka the Lost Children Center uses a computer to reunite visitors with families. By midweek adults accounted for 1156 lost persons versus 355 children, with officials expecting nearly 3000 lost-and-found cases by week’s end.
At seven Manuelito in Lima is neither boy nor man. At four he worked in a bread factory and took pills to stay awake. He lives in a barriada with no family, sleeping wherever possible, shining shoes to survive, dreaming of a home and rain inside a house. In Denver a city park worker is knocked down by four angry golfers who fled in a cart after complaint about watering.
Three Northern Ohio Telephone Co. and General Telephone Co. of Ohio promotions shift leadership. Otto Kinsel of Bellevue becomes special projects engineer as he nears retirement after 43 years with Northern. Wilmer Malone Jr. of Marion succeeds Kinsel as Northern’s managing engineer. Richard E. Thackery moves from Northern to General’s state headquarters to take Malone’s post as senior outside plant engineer.
Ramon Saldana Jr son of a local farm worker at Stokely Van Camp will arrive in Norwalk about August 8 from Vietnam where he earned the Army Commendation Medal. The Reflector quote misstate he would choose Mexico. family says he never considered leaving the United States and is American.
Chicago plans for the Sears Tower would rise to 1454 feet according to the FAA official figure, four feet higher than the architects Skidmore Owings Merrill had proposed. The project, already in development, aims to be the world's tallest building.
In Lucus Romania, flood survivors say government help is far short of needs. Radu Ionescu recounts losing his home to the Mures River flood and receiving about $1,000, far below rebuilt-house costs. Officials promise quick aid, but locals report few government trucks or crews and widespread unaided rebuilding.
Raymond Anderson, 19, was sentenced to 270 days in jail after a jury found him guilty of pouring scalding water on a neighbor's dog. The case, presented by the Washington Humane Society, was described as the harshest cruelty penalty this year.
The essay contrasts worldly strength with Pauls claim that weakness reveals true power. It notes Pauls infirmity, his prayer for healing, and Gods reply My grace is enough. The piece links this to AA s principle that strength arises from acknowledging helplessness and seeking support.
Plymouth Rock, famed Pilgrims landing site in Plymouth Massachusetts, was defaced when artist painted the word Revolution in black letters on the historic boulder. The incident drew attention from locals and authorities who investigated the vandalism and staff removed the paint.
Harley Campbell a 1955 New London High School graduate earned the doctor of education from Indiana University Bloomington. He previously taught in Ashland served as administrator in Bowling Green schools and taught at Bowling Green University. Campbell will join Shippensburg State College as associate professor of education.
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