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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
1
The Linwood Avenue Bridge, built in 1900, will have its last traffic on June 10 followed by a new bridge project starting June 11. Crawford Construction Co. of Galion secured a 505,034 dollar contract to dismantle and replace the structure, with completion set for June 30, 1974.
Scotland Yard said the investigation into the Heath government sex scandal is being intensified after two ministers resigned over casual relationships with call girls.
Norwalk and Leon Riley Excavating seek a court injunction against Browning-Ferris Industries of Ohio doing business as Yeager's Waste Systems in Sandusky. Judge Vetter may hear the request Tuesday. Riley seeks to halt alleged unlicensed collection and to recover earnings.
Dr James H. McBride, who led Bowing Green State University's Firelands Campus since 1966, will retire as dean June 30. He helped transform the center into a branch campus and oversaw campus growth and staffing.
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz dismissed John J. Caulfield after Caulfield testified he carried an offer of executive clemency to Watergate burglar James W. McCord Jr. Caulfield had been on leave since May 14 and held the post for five months after serving on the White House staff and the Nixon reelection committee.
Mostly cloudy and mild today with showers likely tonight. Highs upper 60s to low 70s and a 20 to 70 percent rain chance. Norwalk highs 57, lows 51. Births: Mr and Mrs Roger Vance and Mr and Mrs Richard Frank, Norwalk, both sons. Deaths: A Thomas Seidel 56 Greenwich and Mildred Baker 69 Fremont.
Michael Branch a former POW from Highland Heights Kentucky was not admitted to a White House lawn gala despite arriving for the event after dental work in Fort Knox. White House aide Michael Schrauth said there was no room and Branch attended with his attorney William Hagedorn who called him a friend. Branch, who endured capture by the Viet Cong after a Dear John letter, was later cleared of all charges and returned home.
Judge Robert J. Vetter ordered briefs within 10 days as two Monroeville teachers Mrs. Donna Ott and Mrs. Brenda March seek mandamus relief over nonrenewals. Ott cites leave and position elimination while March concerns enrollment driven cuts and potential vacancies.
County records show 865000 in idle funds split between 800000 in time deposits and 65000 in unused checking accounts. Commissioners say the money funds annual appropriations and is not a true nest egg, with treasury bills earning about 5.25 percent and a net excess of 893000 over five deficit years.
The Norwalk Elementary Instrumental Music Festival will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Norwalk Junior High School featuring combined bands and orchestras from Maplehurst Bronson and Pleasant Elementary Schools.
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