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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
1
In W Va the Buffalo Creek disaster flood relief is criticized as clothing shipments overwhelm processing. Red Cross spokesman Patrick O'Brien urged donors to stop sending clothes as needs shift toward other supplies and food. Officials say donated clothing is no longer required.
Allen D. Barney of Oakwood was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of first degree murder in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court for the stabbing death of 13 year old Marian Honaker on Halloween night. Witnesses testified he led the girl behind his house and stabbed her fifteen times with a kitchen knife.
The snowy owl nicknamed Nicky, injured after colliding with a small airplane at Burke Lakefront Airport, has recovered and is displayed at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Found Jan. 31 with part of its left wing broken, the Arctic tundra habitat bird is housed in a setting resembling its natural home.
A storm system brought tornadoes and severe weather to the Southern Plains and Arkansass with injuries and damage. A tornado overturned a house trailer at Dumas Arkansas wounding two. Additional twisters were seen near Gould and Lake Village Arkansas. In Washington the Pentagon aims to keep draft calls below 50 000 this year and could end the draft by June 30 1973 if enough volunteers enlist.
Richard G. Kleindienst told the Senate Judiciary Committee he met with an ITT official during antitrust talks and denied pressuring a favorable settlement for ITT. He noted he signed complaints over ITT acquisitions and described meetings with Felix Rohatyn tied to Hartford divestiture costs.
Norwalk Lions Club hosts the District 13 B Lions International convention this weekend led by John T. Holden at 167 Norwood Ave. about 800 Lions from 62 clubs in nine counties registered. Registration starts 1 p.m. Saturday at the Holiday Inn south of Sandusky with a 6 p.m. cabinet dinner and 9 p.m. governor’s ball. John L. Stickley of Charlotte N C will speak at the 5 30 p.m. Sunday governor’s banquet at Norwalk Junior High School with entertainment by the Inspirationalists from Willard.
Tricia Cox said President and Mrs Nixon brought home an invitation to visit China after returning to Washington. A date for Tricia Cox and Edward Cox or Julie and David Eisenhower has not yet been set for a Peking visit.
Lucy Benson of the League of Women Voters told a House subcommittee that Congress and the administration shirked duties amid hysteria over school busing. She warned that approving a constitutional amendment to ban busing for racial balance would undo desegregation gains since 1954.
Cold wave warning and wind reduce temperatures to the low 30s today with a chance of snow flurries and a 60 percent precipitation risk. Tonight lows in the mid to upper teens and winds shift to northeast. Friday remains mostly cloudy and cold with possible snow late afternoon. Also includes marriage license notices births and obituary details for local residents.
Gov. John J. Gilligan said Ohio will not allow slag dams and will tighten dam construction rules. The plan requires a registered engineer, a performance bond, andDN R inspection authority, prompted by the West Virginia tragedy. Citizens with knowledge of slag dams are urged to report them.
Twenty one area residents volunteer to conduct four hour daily patterning exercises to retrain Jackie's brain after a 1969 car crash. Five women start the program with Jackie's father and sister coordinating care at 35 Cline St. Debby Thompson will stay at home to assist next week.
George Rushlow and Roy Bargy of Taylor Michigan filed in Common Pleas Court for 42500 damages after a 30 December 1970 crash on Ohio 13 south of Fitchville. The action names Mrs Otto Zachman of Killbuck and Russell Easter of Sandusky as defendants. The truck with two brick laden trailers ran off the road when Easter attempted to pass. Skidding and impact with a mailbox and a pole left the cab crushed and bricks spilled, closing the highway for hours.
A planned meeting to discuss the U S 250 digester near Norwalk was postponed due to lack of a quorum. Board member Ralph Walcher questioned staff about Riley’s digester plans while Health Commissioner Dr. George F. Linn said no application had been filed. Beiler’s January death left a vacancy with three members remaining. a successor is to be appointed next week by the Health Advisory Council which also meets then.
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