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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1972
Page
1
Angela Davis addressed black students at Atlanta University seeking support for the Communist party. Students objected to a $1 admission while others accused her of being used by Communists. She defended her reception, saying only middle class blacks showed hostility.
Charles W. Bates executive director of a Boston private social service agency was appointed director of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare effective December 18. He succeeds John Hansen who resigned to head Gilligan's office staff. Bates holds a master’s in social work from Louisiana State University.
GAO confirms a sergeant's story that 24 enlisted men served full time at the Alaskan Chateu and Health Club at Elmendorf Air Force Base near Anchorage. Taxpayers funded about $179,000 yearly to pay these military servants, with access restricted to high ranking officers and top civilian officials.
Mostly cloudy with showers possible this afternoon and tonight and Saturday highs in the 50s. Rain chances 50 percent today 70 tonight 30 Saturday. Norwalk highs 42 lows 35 with 82 83 and 82 percent humidity at listed times. Marriage license for Arthur J. Kelley and Florence C. Bush. births and deaths include Alan Knott and Junie Barnett of Willard. Dallas W. Dorman aged 65.
The 1972 United Fund Drive is extended to November 18 after reaching 60 percent of its 75 391 dollar goal. Drive president B Harry Parke cited weak election activity and many major industrial accounts not reporting as factors.
A state board hearing in California gathers 50 scientists and educators to decide how origin of life is taught from kindergarten to eighth grade. The panel weighs equal treatment of divine creation and Darwinian evolution amid national impact and NAS urging creation be kept out of science texts.
Janet Bonnema, 33, testifies that women underground are bad luck as 60 workers walk off a tunnel job near Georgetown. Most stay, some welcome her entry into the Eisenhower Memorial Tunnel slated to carry Interstate traffic under the Continental Divide next year. She calls the superstition nonsense and urges equality.
President Nixon aims to resign about 2,000 presidential appointees from Cabinet to lower levels by December 15 to slim the federal payroll and reshape the government. Press secretary Ziegler says the move seeks efficiency and to clear the slate for a new term.
Norwalk veterans will gather Saturday for Veterans Day events starting at 11 am at the Huron County Courthouse with Mayor Wayne Goodsite delivering a speech. A noon meal for veterans and families will follow at the VFW Hall. The Norwalk Veterans Council kept the observance on the traditional date, not Oct. 23, the national date.
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