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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1972
Page
1
On the Ohio State University campus a poll by a student group drew 1,200 voters and 1,200 non voters who cited lack of knowledge or interest. Bill Lodge said college students are not uniformly engaged with national issues or campus matters.
About 1,200 IBEW members walked out delaying CBS football coverage. Supervisors replaced camera crews in seven cities and two NFL games were canceled as CBS turned to league telecasts.
Senator George S. McGovern charged President Nixon with deceiving American voters by promising peace in Vietnam. He said there has been no major breakthrough and Kissinger’s peace outline was a deception designed to raise hopes before Tuesday’s election.
Occasional light rain or drizzle today with a high near 50. Tonight cloudy with a low in the upper 30s to low 40s. Sunday partly cloudy with a high in the upper 40s to low 50s. Marriage licenses issued to four couples. births listed for three families. death noted for 85 year old Joseph J. Hahler of Willard. Weather: Norwalk high 54 low 38. sunrise 7 02 sunset 5 19.
Nixon and McGovern campaigns together spent 8.8 million in the 10 days ending last Sunday with more than half used on advertising. Nixon reports 3.8 million in this period, 2.5 million on TV and media. Wallace and Mills also filed GAO reports with salaries, debts, and large staff costs.
A Norwalk Junior High activity report shows students learning macrame in a weekly class taught by volunteer Mrs. Calvin Loudy. Photos feature Lynn Schaffer with her knot work and Blanche Barrett receiving guidance. A nine week, 45 minute course begins Wednesday with more residents encouraged to teach in the future.
The General Accounting Office warns interim findings that US subsidized 400 million bushels of wheat to Russia may have been priced too cheaply, noting possible positive benefits but urging closer scrutiny of export subsidies and profit disclosures to exporters. The probe is the first in a series on grain and soybean sales.
In Tallahassee the city condemned a ramshackle two room frame house and razed it while M A Harrison a 92 year old retiree was away. Neighbors note the fire hazard and the lack of heat electricity or plumbing. Harrison laments loss of his home and belongings with temporary housing arranged by Max Hannon.
Huron County Commissioners will discuss what they learned about federal revenue sharing at a seminar Friday. A special meeting is set for 10 a.m. Monday at the Huron County Courthouse likely in the common pleas courtroom. Public attendance is invited.
J J Tiny Freeman 275 pound tugboat deckhand and GOP 7th District hopeful opposes Brock Adams. He endorses Democrat George McGovern and complains GOP regulars have abandoned him after a Seattle news conference at the Central Tavern.
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