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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1973
Page
1
Ohio State University will modify regulations to permit possession and use of alcohol in student rooms and apartments. Each residential unit must submit plans with safeguards ensuring consumption remains in rooms and respects others' rights.
UPI reports Viet Cong will release 30 American POWs in Hanoi on Monday following North Vietnam’s release of 106 POWs in Hanoi. Operation Homecoming officials at Clark Air Base said the first of three C141 Starlifter transports would land at Gia Lam Airport at 2 PM Hanoi time (2 AM EST).
In Oakland a hospital spokesman said no decision on a blood transfusion for 2 year old Matthew Sheeter has been reached despite court ruling that transfusion could occur if needed. In Washington President Nixon convened the Quadriad to tackle rising prices and dollar weakness with Shultz Burns Ash and Stein at the White House.
Mostly cloudy with scattered rain possible tonight and Sunday. Highs in upper 50s to low 60s, lows around 40s. Norwalk highs 63 and 42 lows. Precipitation chances 70 40 and 20 percent. Winds southeast to south 6 to 12 mph. Sun up 6 59 am set 6 20 pm. Moonrise 6 05 am moonset 5 22 pm. Deaths: Maude Berkey age 80 Milan Neata Hoover age 56 Berlin Heights.
Dr. Benjamin Spock and supporters delivered 10 pounds of low grade hamburger to the White House to protest rising meat prices. Spock, head of the People's Party, said the gesture called Nixon's attention to that some Americans cannot afford daily meat. He was refused entry but escorted to the Executive Office Building where a polite official took the package. The party plans further hamburger actions and campaigns for free top quality medical care as a right. The meat cost 89 cents a pound.
In Bailey's Crossroads Virginia a 23 story building under construction was cut in half by an industrial crane crashing through each floor. Rescue crews with a 250 foot crane remove concrete as searchers dig for victims. At least five confirmed dead, 34 injured, 10 unaccounted. Fairfax County officials saw little chance of survivors.
Gallup poll shows a four member family now needs $149 weekly to meet minimum needs up from $30 twenty five years ago. Food costs drive the rise while farm families are excluded from the survey of 1,470 families in 300 communities conducted Jan 26 to 29.
Janet Noel, daughter of Cleo A. Noel the U S ambassador to Sudan killed by Black September, is a Oberlin College sophomore. She learned of her father’s death Friday and left campus to meet relatives at Cleveland Hopkins for a flight to Washington. The family and brother were to fly from Washington to Sudan to recover the envoy’s body.
Vicki Parrott, four, ran into a car at 6 W Washington St at 4 12 p m Friday. Driver Wallace H Meyer 62 Monroeville identified. Police say she was not hurt but later treated in emergency room and released at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
Two bologna sandwiches and $5 in change were stolen from a refrigerator during a burglary at Custom Farm Service’s fertilizer blending plant on Townline Road 187. Ray L. Ott, a manager, reported the incident to the Huron County Sheriff’s Department Friday morning. Entry is believed to have been made through a rear door at the facility.
Mansfield coverage describes Willard High School's crushing 44-41 loss to undefeated Lexington, ending their state championship hopes. Coach Robert Haas consoles players after the defeat, noting the season's effort and the seniors' absence from one more game.
Senior government students at Norwalk High School conducted a Reflector survey at the Huron County Courthouse. Respondents were asked which courthouse area they planned to visit and if a weekday would have been more convenient for their business.
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