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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1973
Page
1
Gov John J Gilligan and his wife paid 25077 in federal income taxes on 119696 adjusted gross income over three years. The peak year was 1971 with 66154 earnings boosted by an insurance firm settlement and a 9720 profit from selling a Cincinnati home. Returns for 1970 1971 1972 align with previously disclosed income and assets.
President Nixon approved a 789 mile Alaska oil pipeline right of way from North Slope to Valdez as part of urgent energy relief. He noted long term gains but stressed immediate needs despite environmental considerations.
A 15 year old boy was shot in the head in New London as Roy Stewart held the gun during hunting preparations. In Los Angeles a catastrophic Stratford apartments fire killed 24 and injured 49 damaging a 1735 West 6th Street building.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, energized after 12 days of diplomacy, lands at Elmendorf Air Base to refuel on the final leg to Washington. UPI reports Goodyear chairman Russell DeYoung testifying on illegal campaign contributions tied to Nixon re election aims. Mansfield calls for immediate gasoline rationing to curb the energy crisis as Love backs rationing over a tax boost.
Cloudy with light snow flurries and wind today, colder with a high near 25. Night and Saturday temperatures rise to the upper 30s and low 40s with 30 20 and 10 percent precipitation chances respectively. Also listed are a marriage license application for Timothy Knoll and Sally Boehler in Norwalk, a birth of a girl to Mrs Joseph Pirl, and the death of 80 year old Mrs Irene G Pressing of Cleveland.
Israel offers a three part proposal for a UN controlled buffer zone on both sides of the Suez Canal as part of a staged Middle East settlement toward Geneva. The plan includes a retreat of forces to Oct 5 positions and limited cross canal movement under UN peacekeeping, with POW exchanges continuing and a broader conference outlook uncertain.
An Ohio Department of Health official visited Norwalk to review its ambulance service which serves Norwalk and neighboring townships over 100 square miles. The city established the municipal service on April 1 1970 and officials note it is among the top in the state with few complaints.
Ohio power firms rely on coal with ample fuel for winter. Utilities report no concerns meeting fuel demands as many cities curb Christmas lights and idle equipment sits unused. Ohio Edison and others note limited oil use and national grid exposure while fuel oil black markets attract federal attention. Cleveland Transit plans to cut some runs as diesel supplies dwindle.
The 110th Ohio General Assembly adjourned its special session on campaign financing without passing the governor Gilligan's requested legislation. Lawmakers recessed until the regular session resumes next.
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