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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
1
In Henrietta a dynamite explosion damaged the rear of Temple Beth Am early today. It was the eighth bombing in the area in a month with windows shattered in nearby homes but no injuries reported.
In Van Nuys California about 100 General Motors strikers blocked entry to the UAW Local 645 headquarters parking lot to a truckload of food offered by University of California at Santa Barbara students. The students answered a union appeal for aid but were accused of being part of a Communist plot to infiltrate the union.
About half of Appalachian State University’s 3,500 students walked out as actress Jane Fonda criticized the establishment. Another 25 ROTC students also left when she attacked the military and called for ROTC programs to be eliminated. Fonda, free on bond on drug smuggling charges, urged Nixon impeachment and Agnew indictment for crossing state lines to incite riots.
Sunny and warmer today with highs in the 50s. tonight cooler upper 30s and mostly clear. Saturday brings mild, mid to upper 50s with partly cloudy skies. Sunday cooler and partly cloudy. odds of rain near zero today, 10 percent tonight, 20 percent Saturday. West to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph today shifting northwest late Saturday. Death notices for Dr Weldon C Bembower and Sherwin Harris Jr appear in the issue.
A pair of bombs exploded near Tel Aviv's main bus depot injuring at least 11 as a renewed Middle East ceasefire extended past the deadline. A police officer said each device held about half a pound of explosives and exploded nearly simultaneously. The attack occurred as Golda Meir prepared to return home from overseas and amid a frozen truce with Egypt, Jordan, and Afro-Asian UN backing.
Wayne Bond bagged a 230 pound 13 point buck at Salt Fork State Park in Ohio on opening day using a handmade .45 caliber cap lock muzzle loader. He tagged the deer at 6:57 after seeing it in a meadow, claiming it as the biggest in the area and drawing crowd interest from game wardens. Bond hunted with his father Thomas Bond and brother Thomas Jr along with a friend from Norwalk, Gilbert Mainzer, who did not bag a deer. the weapon was built by his brother.
The Labor Department reports October joblessness at 5.6 percent with 4.3 million unemployed, the highest in over six years. Total employment rose to 78.7 million as manufacturing payrolls fell about 480,000 due to the GM strike, while service jobs offset losses. UAW strikers not counted as unemployed.
Norwalk City Council set a special meeting for 8 45 Tuesday to decide an ordinance repealing current electric rates and adopting Sawyer proposed rates. Residential bills may drop about 16 percent while commercial and small power users face hikes from 15 to 43 percent, with emergency passage planned and rates possibly effective January 1.
A 5-year-old Detroit boy, Kevin Tostin, died after eating heroin contaminated Halloween candy his mother found had been sprinkled with heroin and quinine. Autopsy was ordered to confirm the exact cause of death after he slipped into a coma Tuesday following the Halloween treat.
Rome and Canada moved swiftly as Italy announced cabinet approval of recognizing the People's Republic of China and establishing diplomatic relations after 20 months of talks. Nationalist China prepared a news conference as reports circulated of a break in ties with Italy. Italy becomes the ninth Western government to recognize Beijing.
Governor elect John J. Gilligan held a cordial fifty minute meeting with Governor James A. Rhodes in Columbus to discuss an orderly transition. Rhodes offered cooperation and access to records while outlining plans to use $30 000 in transition funds and potential appointments.
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