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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1970
Page
1
Mrs. Lucille F. Hasney of Johnston Rhode Island arrives at the Superior Court in Providence after failing to appear Saturday. She was held under state protection before testimony in the trial of five men charged in the disappearance of her father Rudolph Maffeo and Anthony Melei two years ago.
Rep. Robert A. Taft Jr. released a list of his Sky Farm Trust stock holdings totaling about two million dollars and said he would open his income tax records if Gov. Rhodes does the same. He spoke at a Columbus news conference while seeking the Republican Senate nomination.
Egypt amplified claims that Israel seeks U S pilots to fly F4 Phantoms as border fighting with Lebanon continues. Reports say Cairo's Al Ahram cited a New York dispatch claiming pilots would be paid 1000 dollars weekly to return. White House considering Israel request for more Skyhawks and Phantoms.
The State Senate approved a bill by Sen. John H. Weeks providing automatic cost of living increases for public employees and teachers. The measure passed 30-0 and would grant up to 1.2 percent annually to retirees with at least three years of service starting July 1, 1971.
Cleveland manager Alvin Dark planned a telephone talk with holdout first baseman Tony Horton in Arizona tonight. Horton, from California, said he is prepared to sit out the season rather than sign the current contract offer. He reportedly seeks about 50 000 dollars a year, twenty thousand more than last season.
Bandleader Harry James, 54, was granted divorce from his third wife, Joan Boyd, on grounds of incompatibility after a marriage begun December 27, 1967 in Reno. They have a son, Michael, born in 1968, and James is a frequent Las Vegas performer.
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s to low 40s. Thursday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change. Precipitation chances 10 percent today 20 percent tonight and Wednesday. Variable winds become easterly tonight and Wednesday. Norwalk high 35 low 18. Births Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Bores a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Amel Ingram a son. Death Mrs. Sara Jane Zimmerman aged 43 Mansfield.
A UPI report quotes scientist Vincent J. Schaefer saying air pollution controls hide sources and create pervasive bluish hazes across much of the United States. He urges new approaches including horizontal chimneys to remove particles by gravity.
Mrs. Dwight Coder formerly Johanna Maher of Tipperary Ireland shares St Patrick's Day contrasts between Ireland and America. She notes parades and celebrations in the U S, discusses Shamrock lore, and recounts her journey from Ireland to England New Washington Galion and finally Norwalk. Her family includes husband two sons a son in Alaska and a Vietnam veteran.
Sharon D. Zucker of Fremont sues Roger Ruffing of Bellevue for 45000 dollars claiming horseplay in her kitchen caused a fall from a collapsed camp stool on March 17 1968. Ruffing denies fault attributing it to stool defects and limitations.
President Nixon proposed higher federal subsidies and faster skilled labor training to lift home building. He ordered agencies to schedule projects to avoid competing for housing funds and favored winter work when building slows. He did not retract the 75 percent cutback on federal construction, and aims to lower mortgage costs and material prices.
About two dozen Norwalk parents previewed the Venice bronze medal film From Boy To Man to guide health education for fourth and fifth graders. Dr. George Linn said the film covers bodily changes and should be shown to age groups decided by parents, with professionals present to answer questions.
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