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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1971
Page
1
Senate Democrats won 53 to 43 against a Republican push to delay using tax funds for presidential campaign financing to 1976 or later. A final vote on the plan was planned after more amendments aimed at defeating it.
Students from Norwalk and St. Paul high schools and Norwalk Junior High will march behind bands in a 6 45 parade to Case and East Main Streets then to Whitney Field to back a new community center. At least 1500 students are expected to join, with adults urged to support the recreation project.
UPI reports conservatives nationwide mobilize against a $5 billion Office of Economic Opportunity child care proposal, warning it could lead to collectivized child raising. Lawmakers including Rep. John Brademas defend voluntariness, while critics label the plan anti-American and reminiscent of Nazi youth.
A Milan woman, 45, Mrs. Betty Finnen, died after being struck by a pickup on U.S. 250 north of Norwalk. In a separate crash, 15 year old Dixie Severns died two days after a single car accident on Wells Road near Collins.
Washington reports that the Senate Judiciary Committee is poised to approve William H. Rehnquist and Lewis F. Powell Jr. for the Supreme Court. Rehnquist denied harassment of black voters in 1964 and claimed no ties to Birch-type groups. The panel plans a Tuesday vote before sending both noms to the full Senate.
Senate President Pro Tempore Theodore Gray and House Speaker Charles Kurfess planned to decide which chamber votes first on a $1 billion tax package. The measure includes a personal income tax of 0.5 to 4 percent. Kurfess favored a Senate vote since the House had approved the tax and the Senate had rejected it. Both chambers reconvene at 8 p.m. with caucuses potentially delaying a floor vote until Tuesday.
Israeli military sources report Egypt has not yet moved troops or matériel to back President Sadat's weekend warning that there is no alternative but to fight. Sadat told frontline troops along the Suez Canal that hope for a peace settlement is finished and action to regain land and dignity is required.
Variable cloudiness and cold with a chance of snow flurries today. Highs in the upper 20s. Partly cloudy and cold tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight in the upper teens and low 20s. Highs Tuesday around 30. Deaths and births listed for Norwalk area along with marriage license applications for nearby towns.
Radio Pakistan reported India launched an all out offensive against East Pakistan without a formal declaration of war. It cited heavy Indian casualties and shelling in Jessore with aircraft strikes killing civilians as fighting continued.
William D. Ruckelshaus, administrator of the EPA, asserts that the White House and the agency are united for an environmental push. He rejects reports of discord and calls the forecast of 10 years to purify waterways irresponsible.
Parsons Street and Eastwood Village residents lost water Saturday afternoon when a six inch line failed on Parsons Street. Street Supt. Walter Red Wise said the break was reported between 12 30 and 1 p m. Service was restored shortly after 4 p m. Cause remains unknown and the number of affected homes is not available.
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved Earl L. Butz as agriculture secretary by an 8-6 vote. Critics say he favors corporate over family farms. a blind trust will place his stocks in three agri business farms with sale within 90 days to avoid conflicts.
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