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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
1
UPI reports in Cleveland that a U.S. district suit seeks seizure of 101 toy types labeled Happy Mate Rattle Balls made in Hong Kong due to choking risk from small ball bearings. Master Sales and Service Inc. in North Lima holds the items.
The April Cosmopolitan centerfold featuring Burt Reynolds creates a public buzz. Sales surge as readers rush to buy copies, with stores selling out quickly across Norwalk and surrounding areas.
Weather forecast for Norwalk predicts mostly sunny skies and rising temperatures with highs near 40. Clear and cold nights, light winds, and low chances of rain through Saturday. Also notes births and a death: a Norwalk couple welcomes a son at Sandusky Memorial Hospital and Mr. Danny Stoll, 28, rural Norwalk, passes away.
Washington UPI George Meany AFL C IO president resigns from the National Commission on Productivity after quitting the Pay Board citing labor interests. Three other labor members also quit the Pay Board accusing the panel of pro industry bias. Treasury Secretary Connally accuses the leaders of pursuing personal politics while Nixon vows to press the anti inflation fight.
Democratic senators assail President Nixon’s school desegregation proposals as underfunded and restrictive. HEW Secretary Richardson faces sharp questions about shifting funds and the moratorium on court ordered busing while Mondale Kennedy and Pell press for clearer remedies and longerview civil rights protections.
Ohio Treasurer Gertrude Donahey called Senator Edmund Muskie’s federal tax reform plan the most complete she has seen. The proposal would make Social Security taxes progressive, cut payroll deductions for about 663 million people, eliminate 14 billion in loopholes, and deliver 10 billion in relief to low and middle income earners with housing aid exceeding 1 billion for seniors.
A public program on the natural gas shortage is set for 7:30 next Tuesday at Norwalk City Hall in the City Council chamber. Columbia Gas Co of Ohio organizes and funds the session with Milan and Norwalk councils and chambers of commerce partnering to inform residents.
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