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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
1
Rep. Henry S. Reuss cites a Treasury study showing about 400 filers with gross income over 100000 paid no income tax in 1970 including three American millionaires. He urges Nixon to back tax reform unveiled in the House.
A group of Ohio farmers met with Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz and urged passage of legislation that would compel processing and handling companies to bargain with farmers. Robert Summer of Tiffin, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, said farmers need a solid legal foundation to improve their economic situation and called for strong leadership on the issue.
Variable cloudiness and warmer today with highs in the 50s and a 20 percent rain chance. Tonight and Tuesday mostly cloudy with showers possible. highs in the 50s to 60s and a 30 percent rain chance Tuesday. Marriage licenses listed for several couples. births and deaths recorded in Willard, Norwalk, Milan, and Monroeville.
Life magazine accuses the Nixon administration of tampering with justice in San Diego to shield friends from prosecution in a multi million dollar tax evasion case involving bribery and an illegal contribution to Nixon's 1968 campaign. The Justice Department denies any White House influence.
A truck bomb exploded in Donegall Street in front of The Newsletter, killing six including two policemen and injuring at least 97. Authorities say the attack lured victims via a false alert and aimed to maximize casualties amid ongoing sectarian violence in Ulster. Witnesses described a massive blast and flying debris as crowds fled the scene.
Mrs. Janet A. Deibert, 55, of Amherst, was found semi conscious in a plowed field by a 15 year old farm boy after a pickup truck plunged into a ravine near Wakeman late Saturday. She is in critical condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital with exposure and injuries.
Huron County Board of Elections to buy 150 collapsible cardboard stalls at 2.45 each to aid Democratic voters marking paper bedsheet ballots for delegates and alternates. Two stalls per precinct with 36 extras, paper ballots also printed by Darby Printing Co. for 5,249 dollars.
A 15-year-old Monroeville High School student died at University Hospital after breaking his neck in a gym class fall. Jim Davis, son of Donald and family, had been in satisfactory condition after a five hour surgery, with the accident occurring during tumbling onto foam mats from a stage. Drake Funeral Home handles arrangements.
Norwalk’s Judy Morgan, 24, Reflector courthouse reporter, chosen District BPW Young Career Woman of the Year. She will compete for the state title in Cleveland May 19 to 21 against Irene Sidorowicz and Shannon Jewell, with the state winner advancing to Atlantic City in July.
The Norwalk Board of Control signed a contract to sell the municipal electric system to Ohio Edison Co. for 6 096 199 dollars plus inventories. Final closing awaits SEC and other regulatory approvals with a possible 40 to 60 day takeover, while Yankee Dixie Power vows to protest.
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