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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1970
Page
2
Gen. S T Del Corso warned that more campus deaths could occur if campus violence continues. He cited the Kent State shooting and urged equal treatment of campus and street crime, noting one wounded student was hit by a civilian bullet.
The House approved a 5 percent Social Security increase for 26.2 million elderly Americans and higher payroll taxes for workers. A cost of living linkage to automatically increase checks was approved 233 to 144, sending the bill to the Senate where fate is uncertain. Benefits rise Jan 1. singles go from 101.70 to 106.80, couples from 152.60 to 160.20, and widows with two children from 202.40 to 208.50. Employer and employee taxes extend to the first 9,000 earned. total tax on 9,000+ rises to 468 from 374.40. Retirees could earn 2,000 before benefits cut.
The Airport Parking Corporation of America APCOA announced free downtown parking for bicycles as an anti pollution gesture. President Edwin Roth said the move aims to reduce traffic and improve air quality though it would reduce revenue.
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold hearings June 16 on telephone solicitation after an investigation found indiscriminate usage of lines could hinder service, invade privacy, and create discriminatory rates. All Ohio telephone companies were invited to attend the hearings.
A New York mother who used fertility drugs gave birth to sextuplets, five girls and a boy, all under a pound and born premature. All six babies died within seven hours. The mother Susan Danoff, 27, and husband Martin Danoff, a Madison Avenue lawyer, had expected triplets.
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