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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
1
Dade County health director Dr. Milton Saslaw urged Miami Beach residents to boil all drinking water and dental hygiene items after tests showed bacterial contamination from human waste in the city water supply. The alert came at a Dade County Metro Commission meeting.
Wounded Knee reports say two Indians were injured after a night of gunfire as government forces ring the encampment. Senator James Abourezk told NBC Today that aides report an agreement was reached to end the confrontation. Joan Baez discusses a 11 year old lesbian affair and bisexuality in an interview.
In El Centro California three F4 Phantom jets from the Blue Angels collided in midair during a high speed loop 36 inches apart. All three pilots parachuted to safety as the $6 million fleet crashed into the desert 8000 feet below. The accident follows a prior Blue Angel fatality here and notes seven team deaths in 20 years, five in six years.
Senator John V. Tunney criticizes Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray III for allowing top White House legal counsel access to secret FBI Watergate files. He accuses Gray of acting under power and White House influence.
High in Norwalk 64, low 35, no precipitation. Births: twins for Mr and Mrs Michael Lindahl in New London at FT Hospital. a daughter for Mr and Mrs Perry Henry of Willard at FT Hospital. a daughter for Mr and Mrs Alejandro Contreras of Plymouth at FT Hospital.
Washington reports gasoline supplies east of the Rockies down to 191 million barrels from 215 million a year earlier as OEP officials say a World War II style rationing is possible but unlikely. The plan emphasizes substitutes, curtailment, priorities, and allocations before any consumer rationing.
Officials meeting with eight county departments said no changes will occur before June. Proposals include 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays with Mondays extended to 6:30 p.m. Saturday offices might close, though commissioners oppose it. Judge Vetter and Antrim affect Saturday hours differently. Public input welcomed.
Norwalk eighth grader Chris Luce earned a perfect score at the science fair with a project titled The Balance of Nature and Pollution. He compared snails and plants in jars using water from nine local sites to test pollution effects and habitat quality.
Bess Myerson, Miss America 1945, resigns as consumer affairs commissioner for New York City. The letter to Mayor John V. Lindsay states the resignation is effective March 31, ending a four year tenure marked by early criticism but later recognition as a hard hitting consumer advocate.
About 140 Norwalk High School students followed the Trucker wrestlers to Columbus. Assistant principal Glen Sprague said many had notes from parents requesting excused absences. Norwalk's four entrants are Bill Bouck Mark Knoll John Arthur and Jim Ohlemacher. Principal Perry and AD Hershey had left for the tournament. Reflector staff Hammill and Lolla will cover the action at St Johns Arena.
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