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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1974
Page
2
South Korean troops guarding the presidential mansion fired on a U S Army helicopter as it entered a restricted air zone over Seoul. The aircraft from the 128th Army aviation company crash landed in a downtown stream and two Americans were wounded.
Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, Army chief of staff and former Vietnam commander, had lung cancer surgery today at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The operation falls on the 30th anniversary of D-Day and recalls his WWII service as a tank commander under Gen. George S. Patton Jr. who praised him as a peer.
An ammonia cloud from a damaged refrigeration line at P Ballantine Sons brewery sickened nearly 100 children at a nearby Newark school. hospital treatment followed as the crane accident caused the leak during demolition.
Cleveland Indians officials accuse Texas Ranger Manager Billy Martin of provoking a melee after a Tuesday game as hundreds of fans swarmed the field. They blame umpires for losing control and say Martin threw gravel at fans and taunted them near the Texas dugout.
Crowds in Damascus and Tel Aviv cheered as the final prisoners of war were released under the Israel Syria troop separation accord. The move allows troop and weapon withdrawals from the Golan Heights and the creation of a UN supervised buffer zone.
President Nixon's brothers Donald and Edward refused to answer Senate Watergate committee questions about the $100,000 Hughes contributions. The brothers disappeared from public view as the inquiry moved forward.
Mrs David Roy and her husband left London for a six month US tour in a two story bus they converted at a cost of 2400 dollars. The couple aged 25 previously spent five months touring Europe with the vehicle and planned to arrive in Detroit aboard the Belgian freighter Federal Schelde next Tuesday.
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with a chance of showers. Low tonight mid to upper 60s, high Friday in the 70s. 60 percent today, 50 percent tonight and Friday. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph today, 5 to 10 mph tonight. Marriage license applications listed for Albert L. Luna and Barbara J. Allen of Willard. Births reported for John Battle and Joseph Ditz families in Willard and Berlin Heights. Deaths include Ernest Clinton Smeltz Willard. Harry E. Wilson Fitchville. Mary Lucina Rickley Norwalk.
Mrs. Minnie Bishop retires after a 47 year teaching career beginning in a Wayne County one room school and spanning Painesville Greenwich and Bronson Elementary. She plans substitute teaching next year and cherishes former pupils returning. Washington report notes rise in consumer credit in April amid inflation fears with total credit at 179.5 billion dollars.
Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes, 61, was rushed to University Hospital in guarded condition with suspected heart attack. He has led OSU since 1951, accumulating 159 wins, 49 losses and 8 ties, with three national titles and six outright Big Ten championships.
Norwalk High School seniors will receive diplomas tonight in graduation exercises at 8 p.m. at Norwalk Junior High School.
Great great great grandchildren of Willard's first mayor S S Snyder opened the centennial celebrations this morning by cutting a red ribbon on Myrtle Avenue. About 150 spectators attended as Willard's 100th birthday party continues through Saturday with John Wallace, centennial chairman, pictured at left. Story and photos on Page 2.
Norwalk drivers protest student misbehavior on buses with a shaving cream fight on Bus No 3 to Maplehurst Elementary. A several incidents show ongoing damage and discipline challenges, with driver comments on parental nonresponse and a three-offense bus ban policy.
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