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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1975
Page
1
The FBI declined to say if Anne Hearst provided information about Patty Hearst to aid the search. Anne Hearst was arrested on a drug charge after entering the United States from Canada, reported by UPI.
In Walnut Grove Missouri a pet dog fatally attacked Mrs Fern Atchley 75 while her husband 81 was bitten and helped the dog outside Deputies shot the animal and sent its head for rabies testing at the state lab in Jefferson City The owners had kept the mongrel as a seven year old puppy born in their home and the tragedy occurred Friday night.
Weather brief for March 8 1975 calls for clear and colder tonight with lows 10 to 15 and sunny Sunday highs in the 30s. Northwest winds 5 to 10 mph with 10 percent precip chances. sunrise 7 51 sunset 7 26. Marriage license apps for George R Roscoe and Donna Sanders both of Greenwich. Births for Forbes Shipman and Joe Stevens in Greenwich and New London. Deaths listed for Arthur F Brown of Bellevue and Ellsworth G Dickerson of St Petersburg Fla.
Norwalk residents split on whether the city or county should issue revenue bonds for a new McDonald’s. Supporters cite job creation and project benefits, while opponents warn against supporting a national chain with public funds. Milan village to reimburse Stierts over electric bill charges disputed for years.
Russell Means and Richard Marshall will be charged with murder in a Scotts Bluff county court after the March 2 shooting at the Longhorn Bar in Scenic. Victim Martin Montileaux, 28, of Kyle died from a neck wound. Bonds set at Means 50 000 and Marshall 5 000.
State Rep. Edward J. Orlett of Dayton faces a felonious assault charge after a parking garage incident in Columbus. Dempster, 64, assistant manager of the State Underground Parking Commission, was placed on the hood of Orletts car during a dispute over a stamped ticket. No injuries reported.
Don Johnson formerly of Norwalk captured the Class AAA district wrestling crown at 98 pounds for Cambridge High School with a 4-0 decision over Joe Mahlie of Wintersville. He is a sectional champion and will wrestle at the state tournament at Ohio State University.
Joseph Pulitzer Jr. urged unions at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to accept a one year moratorium on wage and cost of living increases. He cited rising labor and material costs and said renegotiation of manpower terms could reduce the workforce to restore stability.
New London reports Wellington man Beard Stacy, 19, was arrested by an off duty Huron County deputy after being identified in a parked car on Cook Road. Stacy faces eight total counts from area agencies, including assault with a vehicle, fleeing a police officer, and furnishing liquor to a minor. He began serving a prior sentence and was transferred to Lorain County Jail after initial processing.
President Ford declared his intent to run and win the 1976 nomination at the Republican Leadership Conference. Former California Governor Ronald Reagan headlined the event while Vice President Rockefeller urged a broad based party. The gathering drew about 3000 diners as Ford stressed progress on inflation recession and energy to secure a victory.
Huron County Commissioners will set aside two rooms on the top floor of the county administration building for Huron County Schools. The space will host a program teaching high school special education students industrial cleaning and maintenance skills to aid job placement. No rent will be charged.
The Girl Scouts host a father-daughter square dance at Norwalk Junior High School at 2 30 p m Sunday. Buddy Morrow and the Glenn Miller Orchestra perform at 8 p m Sunday at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center.
UPI reports House Judiciary subcommittee chair John Conyers Jr. says Cleveland may host a Congressional hearing on gun control. The tentative sites already listed include Detroit Chicago Newark New York Atlanta and Los Angeles.
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