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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
1
The Province published a photo of a man it claimed was Howard Hughes leaving the Bayshore Inn and boarding a Hughes Tool Company plane at Vancouver International Airport en route to Los Angeles. The image was credited to UPI Tele photo.
Mentor Ohio city prosecutor Milton Stern says the chance of a murder suicide is decreasing as autopsy results are awaited. Howard Hoffman 48 and Laura Hoffman 47 were found shot in their burned 50 000 dollar home with multiple gunshot wounds. Hoffman had a fractured skull.
Carmen Salvino, a Chicagoan, rolled a perfect 300 to surge into the lead after 12 of 28 games in the Miller TM Open in Milwaukee. He totaled 2 776 pins, 72 ahead, with games 193 194 237 249 239 surrounding the perfect game as part of an 231 average.
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh endorses Senator Edmund Muskie as the race shifts after the first two presidential primaries. The move solidifies Muskie as a leading Democratic candidate in mid campaign dynamics.
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson, after issuing a critical report on Ohio University food operations, visited Athens and had lunch with OU officials. He described the dining hall meal as first class, noting the combination sandwich, salad, and coffee were fine.
Willie McCovey’s ailing right hip was treated Wednesday night using long acupuncture needles by Dr Akira Kawaharada. Giants officials said if the slugger improves the therapy could be used on other players after approval by Giants president Horace Stoneham.
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir dismissed King Hussein of Jordan’s plan to establish a semi autonomous Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital. She said the plan cannot be basis for peace and notes it omits peace and assumes unilateral action without Israel’s consent.
Weather today cloudy warm showers likely with highs upper 40s to lower 50s. Tonight and Friday cooler with drizzle possible and lows around 30s. Marriage license: Rogelio Villalon and Caroline Wireman both of Monroeville. Births: Alvin and wife Norwalk greet a boy. Mugene Rasnit Wakeman a boy. Keith Koombs Willard a girl. Rickie Allen Greenwich a boy. George Gottwald Milan a girl.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that state female labor laws are superseded by the 1964 Civil Rights Act, requiring employers with 25 workers over 20 weeks to treat women like men. The decision ends prohibitions on heavy lifting, night shifts, rest room and seating rules, and rest breaks for women.
A former CAC employee William Gilbert disrupted a Erie County Courthouse meeting by declaring a bomb threat after his firing was upheld by the Eric Huron Community Action Commission. Gilbert, distraught, spoke with officials and deputies but was not charged. No detailed police report was filed.
President Nixon will explain his views on school busing in a nationwide TV radio broadcast at 10 p.m. EST. He has opposed massive busing for racial balance and, according to sources, will not back an antibusing constitutional amendment.
During a press conference with the mayor and press, Service Director Herbert Krogh joked that the Irish are half Danish and don’t know it while discussing St Patrick’s Day. He claimed Danes invaded Ireland and many stayed, drawing a playful rebuke about blarney.
Federal Insurance Co. seeks $5,797 from Milan Steel and Schoenegge Trucking for a damaged $28,740 transformer bought by Norwalk from Gardner Electric Co. The unit arrived with five insulators broken after shipment from Falconer New York. The case, filed in Common Pleas Court, will determine transit fault.
Charter Commission Chairman Steve Mullenix announced that registered voters who received the mailed charter may pick up copies at City Hall and others may obtain one there as well. The charter will be on the May primary ballot. In a separate action, the Huron County Board of Health joined as the third plaintiff seeking to block a liquid industrial wastes digester in Norwalk.
ITT president Harold S Geneen testified that company security agents shredded Washington lobbyist files. The disclosure follows columnist Jack Andersons charge and ties to a billion-dollar antitrust settlement and a $400000 ITT donation for the Republican National Convention. Mrs Beard remains hospitalized in Denver with a heart condition. a six member subcommittee will question her from her hospital room.
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