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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1971
Page
2
Governor Milton Shapp, amid a court ruling that voided the 3.5 percent income tax, convened top financial experts in Philadelphia. They will propose measures to Harrisburg as the state faces a potential government shutdown with only 130 million in the treasury.
Times spokesman William G. Blair told high school students at Ohio's Ohto University that the publication of top secret Pentagon reports would not have sparked public interest without government action. He called the leaks history and said the documents were not harmful or stolen, noting investigative reporting led to their discovery.
Selective Service officials warn the draft law expiration next week will hinder July callups. Defense Secretary Laird asked for 7,000 inductees in June and 16,000 during July and August, but a spokesman doubts that Congress will extend the law by mid July, delaying drafts and stopping the July quota.
Composer Rudolph Friml, who first admitted to a hospital at 91 for minor surgery, was discharged in superb condition after eight days at Hollywood Presbyterian. He remains a longtime fitness buff and requested a glass of beer as he left the operating room.
In Moscow three Soviet cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev marked 300 earth orbits aboard the Salyut space station after 20 days in orbit. They completed 140 tests including atomic particle activity studies around the 25 ton station and reported having had enough.
Helpers at the Easterly Sewage Plant raced to locate a Friday water source causing raw sewage to pour into Lake Erie. EPA rushed two large pumps from Chicago via Air Force airlift to halt the flow by morning. Swim bans were ordered near Mentor Headlands Beach and along Cleveland’s lake, as 100 million gallons daily leaked into the water during repairs.
Newton Foster of Sedalia was arrested for disorderly conduct after biting Mrs. Scroggins' dog Shoo-Shoo Baby. Bond set at 100 dollars. Foster released pending city court appearance. Mrs Scroggins reported to UPI that Foster admitted biting the dog after claiming it was a joke.
A 32-foot cruiser owned by the Department of Liquor Control will be given to the Natural Resources Department for full-time use, the announcement said Friday.
Barbara Becker urges June focus on dairy nutrition. Spring surveys show calcium and vitamin shortages. milk remains top calcium source. Two or more eight ounce milk servings daily help all ages, with milk used in soups sauces and desserts.
ST LOUIS report prints the Oct 14 1966 McNamara memo urging Vietnam led victory by Vietnamese forces and noting pacification setbacks. It discusses uncertain training catalysts, stalled pacification, and doubts about achieving a satisfactory end within two years despite some military gains.
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