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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1972
Page
1
Reflector findings show city spending rose 66 percent from 1966 to 1971 while revenue grew 32 percent excluding sewer funds. General fund climbed 93 percent with 131387 deficit in 1971, amid wage hikes and new ambulance and park programs.
A Senate committee urged Attorney General designate Richard Kleindienst to testify again over a Justice Department antitrust suit settlement rumored to fund the Republican National Convention with 400000 dollars. The key witness Dita Beard of ITT remained in a Denver hospital, and doctors said questioning could worsen her condition.
The Selective Service System will draft about 5,000 men per month in April May and June, aiming for under 50,000 draftees for the year. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced the plan noting 98,000 were drafted in 1971.
Former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis describes in federal court how photographer Ronald Galella shadowed her, jumping from unseen spots to take pictures during shopping and hair appointments. She seeks a 200 yard protection distance while he sues for damages.
Cleveland reports Nick J. Mileti will seek AL approval to buy the Indians from Vernon Stouffer for over 9 million dollars and issue a public stock offering next year. The team’s new corporation will mirror the Cavaliers’ financial structure under Mileti.
Mostly cloudy and windy with a warm day, highs near 60, then colder with possible evening snow flurries. Night low in the 20s to 30s, another cold day Wednesday with highs in the 30s and 30 percent to 60 percent chances of precipitation. Births report two newborn girls at area hospitals. Marriage license applications list four couples. Deaths note two elderly residents from Michigan and Willard.
First round pairings for the 35th annual state wrestling meet at Ohio State University St John Arena include Bill Bouck Norwalk facing Ted Squires Oberlin in 98 pound division. Norwalk’s Mark Knoll meets Rick Stakmker Plain City in 105. Edison’s Jeff Emerson faces Bob Dieki Columbus Ready in 112. Dan Pugh Norwalk wrestles Chip Allen Loveland and Bob Giratta Edison meets Gary Bruno Bellaire in 155. Norwalk’s Daryl Smith 167 faces Ed Nisha Burton. Norwalk’s Jim Ohlemacher meets Mike Morris Thornville Sheridan in heavyweight.
The Willard City Council gave first reading to an ordinance forbidding dog owners from letting their pets urinate defecate or dig on public or private property. The proposal carries a fifty dollar fine per offense.
Linn warns advisory council that venereal disease risks rise with age and pill use. He cites Newsweek figures a 50 50 chance of infection by 25, doubles in two years, and low reporting rates. Penicillin resistance grows. screening and education programs target teens and adults, with films shown to students.
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