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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
1
Julie Andrews says she and her family are relocating to England for good after a decade in the United States. The British born actress credits husband Blake Edwards with sparking her appreciation for American life and vows to show him England's offerings.
Sohio ends the 10 gallon cap on retail purchases and orders reduced station hours. A company spokesman says rationing showed tanks could be filled while limiting customers to 75 percent of last year’s purchases. Stations will set busy hours. Police seek links between this Playboy Towers robbery slaying and recent downtown Chicago holdups. David J. Hill, 34, was robbed and shot in the Playboy Club washroom. less than $60 and a gold watch were taken.
Former Ohio governor James A. Rhodes refiled nominating petitions for a third-term bid in 1974 and expressed optimism. The state Supreme Court ruled his run constitutional, confirming Rhodes, who served 1963 to 1971, may seek the office again.
Monroeville officers with Norwalk and Huron County help raided the Aquarius Boutique on Monroe Street. Three people were arrested and a substantial amount of marijuana and pills were seized. Owner Michael J. Rahrig was charged with maintaining a place for drugs. James D. Johnson and Karl H. Godfrey face possession charges.
A three judge panel began hearing testimony in the case of Robert D Mann 25 charged with keeping a place where drugs are used The raid on 61 Whittlesey Ave involved four arrests Norwalk Detective Sgt Don W Ratliff and Ptl John Short testified Manns attorney Henry Young argued that occupying a place does not prove maintenance Barbara Bishop 24 rented the apartment and will be among the state's witnesses Prosecutor William W Owens said she will testify about the case
President Nixon named Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City police chief as the FBI director nominee saying he is the best man for the job Kelley served 21 years with the FBI before leading Kansas City since 1961 The selection came from 27 candidates and awaits Senate confirmation to succeed J Edgar Hoover who died May 2 1972 Gray resigned as acting director April 27 after a Watergate documents affair was revealed
George F. Getty II son of oil magnate J Paul Getty was found with two small knife wounds after dying at Queen of Angels Hospital. Police say wounds suggest death under suspicious circumstances, contradicting earlier report of cerebral hemorrhage.
Gerald Priddy a former major league baseball player volunteered Wednesday to take a voice test to back up his claim he had nothing to do with an extortion attempt. He was arraigned on federal charges arising from an alleged $250 000 demand made Tuesday from Princess Cruises in return for bomb information.
Weather today is partly cloudy and mild with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s and tonight lows in the mid to upper 50s. Showers are possible late Friday with highs in the mid to upper 70s and a 10 to 30 percent precipitation chance. Norwalk high 76 and low 55 reported, humidity around 87 percent in the morning. Births: Mr and Mrs William Knight Norwalk girl at FT Hospital. Deaths: Mrs Bessie P Wiers 85 Willard.
Marshall Moore, 52, a diabetic and lifelong loner, worked six months as a school maintenance man at Westside Elementary in 1971 before quitting. He was found dead from a shotgun wound at his farm. medical examiner ruled it self-inflicted. His will leaves funds from an 80 acre cattle ranch to the school.
Monroeville School Board met in a closed session amid confusion over hearings for Ralph Fuhrman and Richard Carpenter. Students and teachers rallied outside while board officials said no hearing occurred for Carpenter or for David Rice, with a final statement planned at the June 17 meeting.
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