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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1970
Page
1
A speakers bureau named Operation Prevention, composed of former inmates, spoke at 300 Ohio high schools last year. George Denton of the Adult Parole Authority said the ex-convicts discuss drugs, prison life, and the personal impact of crime to deter students.
Captain Ernest L. Medina, commander of the company on duty at My Lai, was charged with six counts of murder by the Army. He is among four men facing new charges linked to the March 16, 1968 incident in which scores of South Vietnamese civilians were killed.
Cleveland. The Harvard-Dennison Bridge over the Cuyahoga River will close at noon after county commissioners labeled the 2,781 foot span unsafe. A report by Howard Needles Tammen and Bergendorff warned the structure could collapse under traffic and strong winds in March.
Stanley Barton Hoss Jr. was convicted of first degree murder for the September shooting of a suburban policeman. A 12-member jury, nine women and three men, deliberated for 2 hours 45 minutes before delivering the verdict.
Variable cloudiness and cold tonight through Wednesday with lows in the teens and a high near 30. Northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of precip 30 today, 20 tonight, 10 Wednesday. Norwalk high 32 low 21 with no precip. Marriage license for Danny R Woody and Peggy R Addison. Births listed for Thurston, Tester, Thornsberry, Bolen, Russell. Deaths: Donald Budd 54 and Angus McClain Barton 72.
Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter denied a motion for probation for Donald L. Norris 31 of 280 W Main St who pleaded guilty to grand larceny. He had been sentenced to one to seven years in the state penitentiary after a Dec 22 armed robbery charge was reduced. Mrs Norris testified to family hardship and lack of work.
Defense attorney Kunstler calls Bel Air conditions "absolute madness" and seeks an adjournment as Gov Mandel and officials fear violence after a car bombing near the courthouse kills two, including SNCC leader Ralph Featherstone, while Brown's trial proceeds at 10 a.m. EST.
The Ohio School Boards Association plans to press for emergency state aid in the current General Assembly session to prevent school closings next fall. Executive director Willard Fox declined to specify amounts or funding forms while Finance Director Howard L. Collier argues there is no surplus and notes falling sales tax revenues.
A fuel heater explosion sparked a blaze in a Hamilton Township home. A 4 year old boy Paul Blair and his 1 year old sister Tinna died. Neither Ironton nor nearby volunteers arrived due to jurisdiction and funding issues. A baby sitter and a 6 year old girl escaped.
Norwalk residents say the city lacks adequate teen recreation with a small center open only on fringe hours plus a pool room and game area. Teens mingle at drive ins and two restaurants while a proposed community center remains distant. officials cite costs and limited space.
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