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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
1
New York photographer Julius Caruso presents a modern Watergate themed display. The scene includes a wet close arrangement and a ceiling decorated with ladybug pins as a distinctive visual twist.
State Development Director David C. Sweet urged the House Senate conference committee to restore 4 million dollars in the new Ohio budget to operate 49 Community Action agencies for one more year. The Nixon administration plans to phase out these programs.
In New Canaan residents publish a cookbook of 42 Nixon themed recipes to protest meat prices. Donald R Lovley of Winsted contributes the sole inedible entry calling for Watergate and special interest oil fried and served on meatless days.
Washington reports Congress urged an end to bombing in Cambodia with a House voice vote joining the Senate. The White House said President Nixon regrets the results and will decide whether to veto the legislation. Hallelujah '73.
National Milk Producers Federation officials urged the administration to lift the retail dairy price freeze and resume Phase II rules so raw milk cost increases can reach shoppers. They warned producers face deeper cuts as cattle feed costs soar and retail ceilings pin prices.
Reno reports singer Diahann Carroll seeks divorce from dress shop owner Freddie Glusman after four months of marriage. Glusman files citing insurmountable differences and disputes in UPI dispatch.
John Parker of North Carolina received 360 days in the workhouse and a $1000 fine after triggering a fire alarm while celebrating his daughter's April 14 wedding in Cincinnati. He told Municipal Court Judge Donald Montfort he pressed a crosswalk button by mistake.
Weather outlook for Norwalk and nearby areas features cloudy skies with possible thundershowers and 30 to 40 percent chances, highs in the 80s and nightly lows near 60s. Local births marriages and deaths listed with names and hospitals. Includes marriage license applicants from several towns and obituaries for residents in Arcadia Clarksfield Willard and New London.
John W. Dean III testified he was sure President Nixon knew of the Watergate coverup as early as last fall and helped keep it quiet. He said Sept. 15 confirmed his doubts about Nixon, while denying an immunity deal to avoid prosecution.
Norwalk officials meet to draft bidding specs for residential refuse collection in a five year contract. A citizens committee urges using the county landfill as cheaper, with private contractors to handle weekly residential pickups and optional backyard or curb service.
Judge Russell T. Antrim of Huron County Probate and Juvenile Courts was admitted to Lorain Community Hospital in serious condition after a five day stay at Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital. A hospital spokesman said he had a fair night Monday.
George Filip bought the former service station at 122 E Main St and plans a $7500 remodel by K H Construction Co to house his water conditioning business. A Norwalk girl faces a $35000 lawsuit filed against Deborah and Barbara Whitney and Theodore Whitney over a traffic accident on August 18, 1971 on Ohio 113 at Lovers Lane Road.
A Pepsi Cola survey of sports writers and broadcasters lists Jesse Owens four golds in Berlin as the century’s top sports event with 112 votes, ahead of Bannister’s four minute mile and other historic feats. Baseball leads in references with 444 mentions.
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