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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1974
Page
1
Deputy state Auditor Thomas Ferguson predicted the first Ohio lottery tickets would be sold on August 12 at a Springfield luncheon. He said the lottery should be successful and that most revenue would fund public education and retirement of Vietnam bonus bonds.
Senate vote 76 to 12 approves a beagles prohibition and requires Pentagon to refrain from spending added defense funds to stimulate the economy. Senator Humphrey argues other animals like rats or mice can be used. In Summit County Ohio welfare steps limit relief payments to three months per year, retroactive to June 1, for those unable to work due to physical or psychological handicaps.
An anonymous caller complains about lack of coverage as a burglary in Brindisi, Italy, steals more than \$35,000 in furs and dresses not reported to police. The thieves remain unidentified while editors review the claim. The report notes the incident is not yet filed with authorities.
In the June draft the Indians chose Thomas Brennan a 6-1 right hander from Lewis University Lockport Illinois with a 42-7 four year record and 500 strikeouts in 386 innings. The Reds took Steve Reed of Fort Wayne Indiana with the 23rd selection.
Partly cloudy today tonight and Thursday with a 30 to 50 percent precipitation chance. Highs near 85 lows around 65. Marriage licenses listed for Gallagher Rosa Knapp Ratliff Ryan Brooks. Births to Wilson Shirk. Deaths include Seiler Kieffer and Douglass. Temperature readings and times noted.
Indiana University researchers Olshavsky and Summers studied 108 smokers to uncover why they resist quitting. They report distortions in beliefs about risks, addiction, and the potential to quit, with 60.2 percent planning to quit someday and 59.3 percent saying they would not smoke if given a chance to do over.
At Cleveland stadium the 10-cent beer promotion sparked a riot as hundreds surged the field during the Indians versus Rangers game. Police arrested eight. one hospitalized. umpires forfeited to Texas. UPI reported officials blame beer for the chaos and warned of widespread intoxication among attendees.
The Supreme Court will decide next term if high school students have the same free speech rights as adults. Indianapolis case upheld by the 7th Circuit found school bans on The Corncob Curtain unconstitutional unless a clear and present danger to discipline is shown.
The Bolivian government said it fully crushed a coup attempt by a small group of officers including the lieutenant colonel who captured Che Guevara in 1967. No bloodshed was reported and motives were described as unclear though the men were labeled rightists.
Norwalk weighs a municipal court after years of opposing it as costly. Senator Robert Corts says Norwalk could be a leading case if the legislature approves 42 new courts with a 1976 start and a judge's salary of 27000. Projected net profit could reach 41000, while 1973 mayor's court revenue was 34838.
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