12 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
1
A $25 million Air France 747 burned at Santa Cruz International Airport after engines failed during a 2:30 a.m. departure. Four passengers were slightly injured as 392 people exited via automatic emergency and main doors.
OPEC ministers close a three day conference signaling a price rise on Oct 1 possibly 10 to 30 percent. They will decide the final increase at a Sept 24 Vienna meeting amid Western energy talks.
Partly cloudy through Friday with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s. A 30 percent chance of precipitation tonight and Friday, SW winds 10 to 15 mph. Relative humidity around 50 percent today, isolated showers may total about 0.1 inch. Temperatures Wednesday 71 to 62, humidity rising to 80–90 percent later. Marriage license applications list several couples from Norwalk to Columbus. births report a Bellevue boy and Willard girl. deaths noted for Zella Miller of Clinton and Cecilia Ciphers of New London.
Readers respond to a question on Huron County tax bills and public access. The survey cites Auditor Kenneth Reed urging contact with state representatives about a proposed bill and asks if the Norwalk Reflector should follow through. It also notes a board meeting held monthly with no public attendance.
Norwalk tonight enshrines Paul Brown in its Hall of Great Americans marking the Norwalk native for molding the Browns and Bengals into pro powers. A homecoming dinner at Norwalk Junior High starts at 7 30 p.m with a cocktail party and tributes from Pro Football Hall of Fame figures and local coaches.
UPI reports millions of aggressive African killer bees advancing from Brazil through Argentina and toward North America. Since 1965 about 200 humans have died from bee attacks, with thousands of animals killed. the bees sting victims up to 60 times per minute in long attacks, and they fear no barrier as they spread toward Mexico and the U S.
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