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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1970
Page
1
A narrative recounts the crucifixion of Jesus Christ under Pontius Pilate. It details the betrayal, trial, flogging, mocking, and execution, highlighting Jesus’ forgiveness and concern for others even in agony and his final surrender to God.
The AFL CIO criticizes Ohio State University trustees for raising President Novice Fawcett to 50 000 a year and notes he lives in a university free house and claims 7 800 in entertainment expenses plus travel allowances and a chauffeur.
Kingsley A Taft chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court died today from a massive stroke at age 66 after several hours of illness. He was hospitalized Friday morning and had been working at his home desk before his collapse. He was transported to a hospital by ambulance.
A 14 inch Rodin Thinker statue, once used as a doorstop by a Summit County man, was valued at 16600 after an estate appraisal. Relatives believed it dated from around World War II and kept in a bank vault pending further action. The find arose during the Leo Carey estate appraisal in Green Two.
NOW national vice president Mrs. David Bolton asks the National Hurricane Center at the University of Miami to cease naming hurricanes after women. She argues that female names reflect and promote an extremely derogatory attitude toward women and urges action beginning with the 1970 season from June 1 to November 30.
In San Francisco the Bay View Federal Savings and Loan Association in the Mission District opened its doors for three hours on Good Friday for ecumenical services in English and Spanish. Officials said it may be the first time a financial institution is used for such observances by nine faiths.
United Press International reports Syria says its front-line troops stormed 21 Israeli positions in the occupied Golan Heights during the night. Damascus says the attack was their largest since 1967, with heavy Israeli losses, three Syrians wounded, and one soldier missing. Israel offered no report.
Mostly cloudy and cool with light snow likely and highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Tonight colder with snow flurries and lows in the 20s. Sunday variable clouds and cool with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Monday cloudy and cool with more snow flurries possible. Births and marriage license items follow with local names and addresses. Death reported for Mae Irene Hixon, 77, Monroeville.
In this Easter reflective piece Mrs. Frank Traves a St. Paul Catholic Church member recounts her initial resistance to liturgical changes then how daily encouragements led her to attend classes and teach religion. She discovers God everywhere and learns faith means seeing the world through God's eyes.
Huron County sheriff investigated the theft of 35 dozen eggs from a rural Wakeman egg house after C A Todd Route 303 reported a break in on Friday. The incident prompted an inquiry into who stole the eggs.
Huron County sheriff deputies probe theft of 165 dollars from an unlocked safe at Bellevue Implement Co Friday. Clarence Claus of Willard, an employee, discovered the loss.
Norwalk retailers report plummeting demand for spring hats as wigs, falls, and elaborate hairdos replace bonnets. C Eugene Jones notes Easter hat sales drop to a third of past years while Ed Fessenden cites a peak stock of 2000 hats shrinking to 300. Some parishes no longer require head coverings, balancing lingering church wear with declining interest.
Traffic remained about normal at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport amid an Easter weekend travel rush. An air traffic spokesman said operations were steady with some delays and seven cancellations Friday as 60 of 110 controllers were off the job, reducing air traffic by about 20 percent. Roe W Hildreth to become Urbana City Schools superintendent August 1 after serving Massillon as assistant superintendent.
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