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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1972

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Gilligan calls Home Life ads misleading with Linkletter

Gov. Gilligan condemned National Home Life Assurance Co. ads starring Art Linkletter as deceptive. He noted the spot fails to disclose Linkletter's stockholdings and $50,000 yearly director and publicity role. A separate photo shows George Wallace during a campaign stop amid protestors in Maryland ahead of the Democratic primary.

Columbus UPI John J. Gilligan National Home Life Assurance Co Art Linkletter Gilligan Wallace Alabama George Wallace Landover Maryland

Royston Grange Arrives in Montevideo After Fatal Collision

The British freighter Royston Grange carrying 74 aboard arrived under tow in Montevideo after a collision with a Liberian oil tanker in the River Plate. Eight tanker crewmen are missing and presumed dead. The charred freighter sits two miles offshore as heat in the holds prevents search of sleeping areas.

Montevideo UPS River Plate Royston Grange Port Coast Guard

Miss American 1972 Laurie Lea Schaeffer in satisfactory condition

Laurie Lea Schaeffer Miss American 1972 remains in satisfactory condition at Grant Hospital after further treatment for acute gastroenteritis contracted following a pageant in Bufered South Carolina earlier this month. She was treated previously at an Atlantic City hospital and has since returned home to recuperate.

Columbus UPI Laurie Lea Schaeffer Grant Hospital Bufered S.C Bexley Atlantic City N.J

Taft Defends Nixon Move Amid Ohio Protest Noise

Senator Robert Taft Jr. told about 200 at First Community Church Columbus that Nixon's port mining decision surprised him only as a reasonable action. A small antiwar group disrupted the address with bomb and gunfire sounds from a cassette, which a church official asked them to stop.

Columbus UPI Robert Taft Jr Ohio Nixon North Vietnam Taft First Community Church

Morton grants Alaska oil pipeline right of way permit

Interior Secretary Rogers C B Morton said the permit serves the national interest to avoid delays in developing Alaska North Slope oil fields. He rejected a cross Canada route as it would take several more years to complete.

Washington API United States Rogers C.B. Morton Alaska Morton Canada

Norwalk Weather And Local Notices Batch

Sunny and mild today with a high in the 70s and cooler nights. Marriage license applications from Monroeville and Wakeman. births at Norwalk area hospitals. two deaths listed including Patrick F. Barrett and infant Thomas Lee Kittle.

Norwalk Edward F. Schaechterle Patrick F. Barrett Milan Thomas Lee Kittle Thomas Kittle Troy Ohio

Lunar Soil Boosts Plant Growth Says Space Scientist

Dr Charles Walkinshaw reports lunar soil yielded the most nutritious mix for seedlings at Houston Manned Spacecraft Center. Soybeans sunflowers and pine seedlings grew two to three times faster in moon material, though results fade for larger plants and lunar supply is limited.

Miami Beach UPI Iowa Houston Manned Spacecraft Center Charles Walkinshaw Spacecraft Center Walkinshaw Moon Earth

Norwalk Students Seize City Roles In One Day Event

Senior government students from Norwalk and St Paul High Schools will serve as city leaders for a day including mayor service director and councilmen, led by Norwalk High School’s Davyl Smith and St Paul’s Denny Doughty. The swap is organized by the Norwalk Jaycees for Student Government Day.

Norwalk St. Paul High Schools Wayne Goodsite Davyl Smith Norwalk High School Arthur W. Smith Laylin Road Herbert Krogh Denny Doughty St. Paul High School Bill Magnuson St. Paul's Jim Holt St. Paul’s Val Holz Marsha Heyman Mary Ellen Straka Norwalk High Lorna Bartow Dave Hershey Tom Schwartz Mike Simons John Ridge Patty Reed Kathy Romanko Darry Skinn Chuck Egle Dale Nardecchia Bob Ringholz Garth Geoghan Joe Arthur Joyce Seitz Dan Pugh Steve Cross Dave Sweet The Norwalk Jaycees James Adelman

Washington Will Rule On City Pay Hikes

Auditor Douglas Colvin announced in Cleveland that Norwalk officials’ salary increases this year appear to conform to Wage and Price Stabilization Board guidelines. Colvin and Solicitor Ronald Freeman discussed the matter Thursday.

Washington Norwalk Ralph Gurney The Wage and Price Stabilization Board Colvin Internal Revenue Service

Factory Target Of Bomb Threats

Durable Mat Co manager William Gilbert declined comment on reports the Norwalk plant on North Pleasant Street faced bomb threats this week. Employees have evacuated the building during searches, but Norwalk Police Chief L C Hilson said nothing has been reported and police have not searched the plant.

Durable Mat Co William Gilbert North Pleasant Street Norwalk L.C. Hilson

Creator Of Lone Ranger Dies At 87 In Michigan

George W. Trendle who created the Lone Ranger radio series in the 1930s will be buried in Grosse Pointe on Saturday. Born July 4, 1884 in Norwalk Ohio, he died at Bon Secours Hospital at age 87. Trendle also created Green Hornet and Sgt. Preston of the Yukon and left radio in 1954.

Lone Ranger Trendle Norwalk Ohio Bon Secours Hospital Detroit John H. King Sgt. Preston Radio

House Okays 2 Minimum Wage Increase Voted

The House backed a GOP substitute raising the minimum wage to 1.80 within two months and two dollars a year later for most workers. The bill would also lift farm wages to 1.50 then 1.70 and expand coverage to 4.7 million government workers and 1.1 million domestic workers.

Washington UPI House Senate Congress GOP

Norwalk Income Tax Revenue Up Eight Thousand

Norwalk City income tax collections total 148,337 this year from two quarterly periods. Tax paid for the latest period was due April 15, withholdings reaching 117,519 and individuals paying 30,818. Revenue trails show 1972 ahead of 1971 by about 8,000 while total yearly expectations remain uncertain.

Norwalk City

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