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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1972
Page
1
Nine inmates in the super maximum area refused supper prompting outside notices claiming a hunger strike. Warden Cardwell said the figure represents nine of 1,901 inmates and denied the term hunger strike.
Gov. John J. Gilligan will campaign for Sen. Edmund S. Muskie in Wisconsin this weekend and in California later this month. He has long backed Muskie and led Ohio delegates for the May 2 Democratic primary. The governor's office said Muskie’s Florida finish does not indicate faltering.
The Canton Repository, facing a strike, will mail 70 000 weekly shopper editions to residents, believed to be the first U.S. newspaper to use the postal service for delivery during a strike.
Cloudy cooler day with a 40 percent precipitation risk today and tonight, and 20 percent Saturday. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph tonight. Highs in 30s to 40s, lows in 20s. Norwalk temps 45/34 with humidity rising to near 98 by evening. Marriage licenses listed Glenn Crum and Kathleen Robson. Births announced for Giesecke Stevens Keysor Kocher.
A 19 year old Temple University student Carey Dillinger was stabbed to death and his roommate William Snyder wounded at a Philadelphia subway station near campus. Police said three youths demanded a cigarette and a dollar, three fled after the stabbing, with 15 witnesses offering no aid. The station will get CCTV due to muggings and vandalism.
Norwalk High School Latin Club staged a spoof banquet with seniors and freshmen as slaves in Latin skits and gibes. Performances included All In The Family and Snow White parodies as 73 students joined the event led by magistra Mrs Lucille Lucal. ал
Richard E. Mutz and Associates of Norwalk will serve as the engineer for the new Huron County sanitary district. The county commissioners selected Mutz Thursday from two finalists after narrowing a field of five. A formal contract and funding have not yet been set. Mutz will draft rules and regulations and handle planning, with duties expanding as the district becomes operational.
Harold Risner 20 seeks to set aside his 10 to 25 year sentence at Ohio State Penitentiary claiming his court appointed lawyer Donald Derby and his mother pressured him into pleading guilty with a promise of probation. He alleges lack of full rights disclosure and ineffective counsel and notes his juvenile record was read in court.
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