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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
1
The Reflector was more than three hours late coming off the press Wednesday due to a mechanical breakdown. The editorial and sports pages were removed to publish on time. The Reflector regrets the inconvenience.
Cleveland State University students vote to name the new student center after George Jackson one of the Soledad Brothers killed in an alleged San Quentin escape. CSU president Enarson may challenge the plan while faculty and students’ views are being weighed.
The Pay Board again votes to uphold the wage price freeze ban on retroactive pay raises. A close source notes possible exceptions, including for 2.2 million teachers, as back pay issues return to the agenda alongside UMW and coal operators defending a 10 percent wage hike contract.
Senator Henry Bellmon told the Washington Coal Club that coal will become the nation’s primary fuel over the next two decades. He cited unfair competition from gas price regulation and cheap Middle East oil, but predicted those factors will change.
Sen. Robert Taft Jr. said he still owes $500,000 on his 1970 campaign and would not regret the debt. He argues severe spending limits would make incumbents unbeatable and cites a study showing incumbency advantages.
Three people were killed when a private twin engine plane crashed in Madison Ohio. Police said the doomed flight was heading west to east and went down near the Dock and Chapel Roads intersection.
Increasing cloudiness and warm today with a high in the upper 60s to mid 70s. A 20 percent chance of precipitation today and 50 percent tonight and Friday. Southerly winds 12 to 20 mph. Marriage license for Paul E. Winans and Karen J. Perkins. Death of Mrs. Burnetta Puder, 74, Wakeman.
The federal government under the 1970 Clean Air Act obtained a restraining order from U.S. District Judge Sam C. Pointer at 2 a.m. CST to shut down 23 plants in Birmingham. DOJ and EPA officials attended the hearing at Pointer's home.
A $10,000 sewer connection bill to Norwalk Furniture Corp. vanished in city hall records while the city tied the Norwalk line cost to a $250 per acre charge. Only Norwalk Furniture and one local home had connected. officials planned to bill after confirming an administrative policy.
Fred Stewart recounts a breathalyzer test and explains the shift from .15 to .10 as the legal intoxication level. He notes personal effects after eight beers, cites Lt. A E Nelson, and discusses AMA guidance and comparisons with Ohio and Canada. He adds he was late to work.
Columbus UPI reports a six member House Senate conference committee tentatively backed an across the board ten percent property tax cut for individuals, corporations and public utilities. The panel also moved toward a personal income tax bill favored by Gov. Gilligan's administration, replacing an earlier credit proposal.
Eight of 88 day shift guards reported for duty at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus. Warden Harold Cardwell warned the National Guard may be needed to staff posts as a sick call strike tied to a Teamsters Local 413 contract dispute reduces available guards.
John Borgia filed petitions today for re-election in the May 2 Republican primary. He is completing his third term and has drawn no opposition in the last two races. Borgia praises the department and notes ten full time deputies including a juvenile officer appointed last year.
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