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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
1
The mother of Rosie Ann Keathley, 9, says her daughter was always friendly to everyone. Rosie Ann disappeared from her Sheffield Ohio apartment complex Monday around 5 p.m. After a stranger offered a ride to Mrs. Keathley and her brother, they declined the offer.
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt told parliament he had had a series of contacts with President Nixon about the dollar crisis and that chances for a joint international solution were not bad. Brandt said the talks over the past weeks convinced him Nixon wants a settlement based on mutual respect among financial powers.
Murat B. Young, known as Chic Young creator of Blondie, died at Apollo Medical Center in St. Petersburg at age 72. He launched Blondie over 40 years ago, shifted to a new premise after marrying Blondie to Dagwood on February 13, 1933, and the strip now runs in over 1,500 newspapers in 16 languages.
Actress Joey Heatherton sues Playboy magazine in Los Angeles alleging publication of an article and a photo showing her breasts harmed her good name and reputation. The suit seeks two million dollars in damages.
Office of Emergency Preparedness says gasoline supplies likely tight but not to a level requiring rationing or enforced allocation. Acting director Darrell M. Trent stressed no plans for rationing at this time.
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge John T. Patton sentenced Carlos Aleman Jr., 36, Chicago, to 50 to 100 years in prison. The judge said he agreed with President Nixon that drug pushers should be severely dealt with.
At Clark Air Base Philippines the 108 released prisoners of war stayed up late enjoying food a religious service medical checks and exhilaration on their first night of freedom. Military sources said rapid processing could see some men on United States soil by Friday.
Forecast shows fair tonight with lows in the 40s and mostly cloudy Friday as a cooler, breezy day brings highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Norwalk highs near 64 and lows around 52, with low precipitation chances and light SW to W winds. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Oscar Garcia Monroeville a girl. DEATHS Leon L Myers 81 Norwalk Henrietta K Tyler 86 Michigan.
UPI reports USARV ends Indochina operations with a 20 minute theater ceremony at Tan Son Nhut, 300 officers attend as 6,800 troops remain under MACV. Flags of allied nations line the stage while Maj Gen Morgan Roseborough furls the blue battle flag.
Norwalk's Park and Recreation Commission approved reviving plans for a city parkway along Norwalk Creek. Commissioner James Seitz urged broad local group participation including scouts clubs and the Norwalk National Guard. The project faces easement hurdles from over 40 adjacent property owners and may begin with a segment from Old State Road to East Elm Street.
President Nixon’s decision to bar White House counsel John W. Dean from testifying in person about the Watergate probe jeopardizes L. Patrick Gray’s bid to become FBI director. Senate Democrats demand Dean appear. House members urge penalties for contempt and possible court tests of executive privilege as Gray’s confirmation faces a tight vote.
Newark Tonight showcases science projects from 7 to 9 p.m. in Reynolds Hall of St. Mary's Elementary School. Maplehurst PTO will meet at 7 30 in the Maplehurst multi purpose room.
Advertisement notes a yellow leather davenport for sale after 5:30 p.m. with contact phone 000-0000. Item appears in a brief classifed style typical of a late edition notice.
In Soliera Italy a World War II underground fighters film sequence caused unintended damage to two pontoons of a German held bridge over the Secchia. The bridge serves 2,200 motorists daily and traffic shifts to an alternate route will add 30 minutes until repairs are finished.
Corwin S. Fred of South Lebanon Ohio, who built a mushroom canning business since 1929, faces a sweeping FDA recall of about 380 000 cans after a swollen can revealed botulism spores. He warns the recall could cost up to 200 000 and threaten jobs while noting imports have pressured profits. He learned of the action from a reporter and says future hinges on public reaction and reprocessing undamaged stock.
Health Commissioner Dr. George F. Linn urged residents to check for recalled Fred Mushroom Products Co. items from South Lebanon. FDA found botulinum toxin spores in a four ounce can and earlier bacterial contamination in sliced whole mushrooms. Stores in the county stocked recalled pieces stems and mushrooms in various labels including Farne Sentry Deerwood DiPaolo Neihaus and NAAS. Return any affected products to the point of purchase as health department completes outlet survey.
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