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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1970

Page

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Snake and frog in throat chaos prompts call to sheriff

Lt. Duke Harper searched Old State Road area for a 142 foot snake with a frog in its throat after a caller warned of possible danger to children. He found about 15 frogs but no snakes, while city plans stalled ambulance service awaiting insurance approval and Mount marked a busy first year as safety and service director. Norwalk spring cleanup to start with curbside rubbish pickup on the south side.

Sheriff's Department Duke Harper Old State Road Gallup Avenue Harper Borgia William V. Mount Norwalk

Norwalk Weather Outlook With Light Showers Likely

Variable cloudiness today and tonight with showers and thundershowers likely. Highs in the mid to lower 80s, tonight's lows in the 50s, cooler Saturday with 60s, fair Sunday. 80 percent precip today and tonight, 50 percent Saturday. Winds 12 to 25 mph, shifting west tonight. Norwalk highs 87, lows 74. Births and death notices follow: a Norwalk boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Hartsock and a Norwalk girl to Mr and Mrs Vernon Swick. death of 85 year old Mrs Annie Hepner of Monroeville.

Charles Hartsock Norwalk Vernon Swick

Corts and Rench Clash in 13th District GOP Primary Styles

State Senator Robert Corts and challenger Richard Rench lead contrasting campaigns in the Republican 13th district covering Lorain Erie Huron and Richland Counties. Reflector profiles highlight Corts as quiet and professional while Rench is described as effervescent and energetic.

Robert Corts Richard Rench Corts Reach Lorain Erie Huron Richland Cheryl State Senate Huron County Claims Bench Columbus Lorain County GOP Rench

Campaign on foot in 13th district race for state senate

Robert Corts, appointed to the 13th district seat after Harry Jump’s resignation, runs in the Republican primary in four counties. Richard Rench, a former highway patrolman, also seeks the seat, launching in February and campaigning 12 to 16 hours daily with a $5,000 budget plus 9,000 miles driven in a campaign Pontiac Grand Prix.

Robert Corts Corts Harry Jump Rhodes Rench Ohio Senate

OSU Riot Report From Norwalk Parents Details Disturbances

First hand accounts from Norwalk parents describe Ohio State University protests near 14th Street. Students Richard Hintz and Tim Fauber recount police and National Guard use of tear gas and dispersal of rioting crowds. Debby Pohl notes outsiders inflaming protests as confusion spread through the 15th Street area.

Ohio State University Norwalk Richard Hintz Harry Hintz Old State Road Richard 14Th Street Tim Neel D. Fauber Hawthorne Dr 15Th Street National Guard College of Education Debby Pohl Ohio National

Agnew Defends Cambodia Move Stirring Congressional Dissent

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew defended the decision to deploy U S troops into Cambodia predicting a new wave of dissent in the United States. Senators Hatfield Proxmire Goodell Mondale criticized the move while Ford and Scott urged restraint and support for Nixon stating the campaign could shorten the war.

Washington UPI Spiro T. Agnew U. S Cambodia United States Republic Nixon Mark O. Hatfield R-Ore William D. Proxmire D-Wis Charles E. Goodell R-N_Y Walter Mondale D-Minn Agnew Independence Hall Philadelphia Senate Republican Hugh Scott Pennsylvania House GOP Gerald R. Ford

Nixon's Face Shows Strain Before Cambodia Decision

President Nixon appeared exhausted and tense as he prepared to announce the order to send thousands of American ground troops into Cambodia. He had slept little for days, worked long hours, and showed a rare moment of calm after the speech before retreating to the rose garden.

Cambodia Nixon Fishhook Memot Phnom Penh UPI Helen Thomas Washington Executive Office White House Oval Office Rose Garden Washington Monument

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