08 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1971
Page
1
Surrealist painter Salvador Dali answers questions in Cleveland as 400 paintings valued at 70 million dollars are shown at a private museum owned by industrialist A Reynolds Morse. The collection will be publicly viewable by appointment beginning Wednesday.
The American Cancer Society aims to ensure regular pap tests for all U S women to reduce uterine cancer deaths by the mid 1970s per the 1970 annual report led by Dr H M Pollard and William B Lewis. The Supreme Court ruled a draft registrant cannot claim conscientious objection to a specific war such as Vietnam, stating the law exempts only opposition to all war participation.
A late winter storm battered the Northeast with strong winds and heavy snow. Alpena Michigan recorded over 16 inches since Saturday, boosting the season total beyond 142 inches and prompting school closures. UPI reports disrupted travel on U.S. 23 and Lake Huron corridors.
Weather forecast shows snow flurries today tonight and Tuesday with high temps in the upper 20s and tonight's lows in the teens. Precipitation probability 60 percent across periods with winds from the west and north west. Births marriages births and deaths listed for Norwalk and neighboring towns along with local sunrise sunset and moon data.
A Hollywood TV critic explains he will not watch the Frazier versus Ali fight on closed circuit. He frames his stance as a protest against televised brutality and boxing promotion, while noting public complicity and a lagging ticket sale in Middle America.
Police struggle to explain the brawl between Akron Breed and the Violators at a motorcycle show in Cleveland. Five killed, 21 injured as weapons were seized and tear gas used amid a mass arrest sweep. authorities seek witnesses. Separately in Columbus and Tallahassee, protests and marijuana possession charges draw officials’ attention.
Clifford Stone, 26, of 692 Woodlawn Ave., was arrested for shooting with intent to wound after allegedly firing at Ralph Mullins near the B B Bar at 77 Whittlesey Ave. Mullins escaped injury. Slone had earlier threatened to return. he pleaded not guilty in Huron Common Pleas Court with bond set at 2000 cash or 4000 property.
Tony Gorant of Ohio Edison Co and power consultant John S Sawyer will meet with City Council's electric committee Tuesday night to discuss wholesale power supply for Norwalk. The open meeting begins about 8 p.m. Finance committee has no plans to meet the ambulance department over wages though the department demands a special session after rejecting a 6 percent offer. Ambulance workers seek a one dollar hourly increase versus a six percent raise to 80 cents hourly.
London dispatch reports Premier Zhou En Lai visited Hanoi amid U S aggression claims. Diplomats say Hanoi seeks Chinese aid to avoid military defeat and political crisis as South Vietnamese Laos operations impact the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
Thirteen windows of a new house under construction south of New London were broken this weekend when stones and bits of blacktop were hurled through them. Vandalism also hit Ferrell Gardner Wood Products on Chenango Road and the Norbert Roeder home on Prospect Road.
Walter Landers aged 54 from Dayton slipped on a wet trail while visiting Old Man's Cave in Hocking Hills. He fell 60 feet to his death Saturday afternoon.
Cleveland Indians ace pitcher Sam McDowell was arrested in Tucson early Sunday for drunken driving. Police stopped his car on East Speedway Boulevard shortly after 3 a.m., less than 48 hours after he arrived to join spring training following the Indians' 1971 contract agreement.
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