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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1975
Page
1
Susan Hayward, 56, a major film star of the 1940s and 1950s, died Friday in Beverly Hills after a brain tumor. She had known for at least two years that she was terminal, and she won the 1958 best actress Oscar for I Want To Live in which she played Barbara Graham. She appeared in more than 50 movies.
Rabbi Baruch Korff said Nixon is running out of money and finding it hard to economize. He noted the former president is not used to closing up shop and has nothing salted away for hard times.
A Spanish language radio station in Cuba says Fidel Castro plans to release political prisoners in response to Henry Kissinger's detente appeal. Prisoners would be handed to a Roman Catholic delegation in Kingston Jamaica. Mariner 10 stabilizes for Mercury third pass after 400 days in space.
UPI reports composer James Haven Gillespie who wrote Santa Claus Is Coming to Town died Friday from cancer at age 87. He authored more than 900 songs and shaped midcentury pop music.
Mostly sunny today with a high near 37 and a 10 percent chance of rain. Tonight clear with lows in the mid 20s and near zero precipitation. Sunday mostly cloudy and warmer with a high in the mid 40s and a 20 percent rain chance. Marriage license applications list Gene Reed and Bonnie Rookin, Dennis Sayre and Debra Stower, Randall Kilgore and Donna Kennath. Deaths include Adeline Rosekelly, 77, Milan and Mary Bolding, 92, Norwalk.
Opinion on Friday's question states educators at Norwalk Junior High School plan to end ability tracking. They argue the current system labels lower tracks as “born losers” and causes some students to quit trying. The change aims to remove the class structure.
Public voices split on regional juvenile detention plan with costs estimated at 15 000 for building and 11 000 yearly operations. Huron County solicits input from three neighboring counties as a regional option. residents are urged to call 668 8544 668 8345 to vote before midnight.
The Senate Finance Committee approved a 29.2 billion recession assist tax cut. It includes 1974 rebates of 100 to 200 dollars for most Americans and a 1975 tax cut package with 5 percent home purchase credits and lower tax rates. Major businesses like Chrysler Lockheed Pan American would receive targeted rebates. Upper income limits cap rebates at 100 dollars.
Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis died at age 69 in American Hospital Paris after a lengthy illness. Jacqueline Kennedy, widow of John F. Kennedy, flew to New York to be with their children as family sources reported a gall bladder operation in February and myasthenia gravis treatments. Onassis built a vast fleet, owned the Christina ship, and faced personal tragedy with son Alexander’s 1973 death.
Judge Heydinger seeks ballot placement as controversy over his probate and juvenile judgeship continues. Ohio House Judiciary Chair says quo warranto action would be inappropriate, while Heydinger files 90 petition names for the June primary and argues election timing is unclear.
A former Oberlin athletic director linked to fugitive Patricia Hearst allegedly rented a Pennsylvania farmhouse and eluded FBI pursuit in Berkeley California. FBI records show calls between the farm and Bill Walton’s Oregon home. Hearst and SLA fugitives were last known to be in hiding with Walton’s associates. Authorities suspect the group may be in the San Diego area.
Walt Disney's St. Robin Crusoe, USN will be shown at 8 tonight and 2 p.m. Sunday at the Towne and Country Regional Arts Center. St Paul High School Booster's Club sponsors a donkey basketball game at 8 p.m. Sunday at the St Paul gym.
In Saigon a French AFP journalist Paul Leandri aged 37 was shot and killed after a controversial interrogation at a police compound. He attempted to drive away and a single bullet struck him above the left ear during the incident near the police headquarters.
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