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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1971

Page

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Boy caused Nixon trip timing stir on plane

In San Clemente 10 year old David Kissinger, son of Henry Kissinger, answered a reporter that Nixon would go to Peking in March. The remark triggered a brief communications flap aboard the presidential jet as Ronald Ziegler redirected the boy to a rear compartment and later clarified the answer.

San Clemente Calif UPI David Kissinger Nixon Peking Henry Kissinger National Security White House Washington Kissinger Ronald Ziegler Ziegler

Sadat Warns Nixon Over Israel Missiles Escalation

Egyptian President Anwar Sadat warned President Nixon that arming Israel with Lance missiles would be a very serious escalation of the Middle East crisis. The Cairo paper Al Ahram cited Washington reports on possible Israeli deployment on the Sinai Peninsula.

United Press International Anwar Sadat Nixon Israel Middle East Cairo al Ahram Washington United States Sinai Peninsula

Norwalk Furniture Rates Open in Sewer Connection Talks

City officials and Norwalk Furniture representatives met for two hours with no decision on charges for connecting a new plant to the sewer line. Service Director Krogh and solicitor Waugh led the session, joined by City Engineer Cunitz, Norwalk Furniture president Jack Gerken, and attorney Paul Carpenter. The plant, built last year on a 40 acre tract off Ohio 18, awaits billing for the 12 inch sewer line installed along Ohio 18.

Norwalk Furniture Corp Herbert Krogh Krogh Frederick F. Waugh George Cunitz Jack Gerken Norwalk Furniture Paul Carpenter Ohio 18 William V. Mount Furniture Company Gerken Mount Allen Hakes Carpenter

Milan Power Cut Shuts 2 Hours After Equipment Malfunction

Electric outage in Milan lasted just over two hours starting at 5 20 p m due to temporary controls on a line between Shinrock substation and the village. Ohio Edison Sandusky Division notes the temporary gear used during area construction. Controversy over a proposed 250 per acre sewer connection fee linked to the line prompts further council discussion with Krogh Hakes Gerken Mount and Norwalk Furniture Corp officials.

Milan Ohio Edison Co Shinrock Ohio Edison Sandusky

Rahway Prison Hostage Crisis Ends as Warden Is Freed

Five guards and Warden A Samuel Vukcevich were released after a 24 hour hostage stand off at Rahway State Prison in New Jersey. Governor Cahill pledged no reprisals and plans to address inmate demands and discuss reforms. Negotiators Archibald Alexander and Raymond Brown backed a peaceful outcome amid complaints on care, wages, education, and rehabilitation.

Kenneth Koetsier New Jersey State Prison Koetsier UPI Rahway N.J Rahway State Prison William T. Cahill A. Samuel Vukcevich Cahill Archibald Alexander Citizens Committee Raymond Brown Alexander Brown

Santa Plans Fridays and Saturdays at Norwalk Theater

The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce announces Santa will be in the Norwalk Theatre lobby from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each Friday and Saturday until Christmas, starting Nov 27, with additional dates Dec 20 to 23. He will join the Christmas parade at 2 p.m. Saturday. Downtown merchants extend hours to 9 p.m. through Dec 23 as holiday decorations go up.

North Pole Santa Claus Norwalk

Norwalk Hires Two Advisors For Electric System Valuation

Norwalk hires an electrical consulting engineer and an attorney to value the municipal electric system. City official Herbert Krogh met multiple firms in New York and will hold a meeting with Lou Duncan of Duncan Brown and Richard Popham of Laramore Douglass and Popham. Open bids will determine sale terms while fees are hourly. Krogh vows controlled information as the city runs like a business.

Norwalk Herbert Krogh New York Wallace Duncan Duncan and Brown Washington, D.C Duncan/Brown Richard Popham New York City Laramore, Douglass and Ohio Edison Co Krogh

Family turkey dispute ends in nephew’s murder

In Baltimore a quarrel over light and dark turkey meat led to Glenn R. Williams’s death. His uncle Oscar Crawford, 57, reportedly retrieved a .22 rifle, shot Williams, and was charged with murder.

Baltimore UPI Glenn R. Williams Williams Oscar Crawford Crawford

Thanksgiving POW Return Dinner Becomes Media Event

S. Sgt. John Sexton Jr. celebrated Thanksgiving in Mount Clemens after years as a Viet Cong prisoner of war. He led grace before five TV cameras, praised the less fortunate, and spent so long posing for photographers that his turkey grew cold.

Mount Clemens Mich UPI John Sexton Jr Grace

Nader pushes three dollar revolution on campuses

Ralph Nader promotes a three dollar revolu tion on U S campuses to replace protests with reformers such as lawyers accountants and ecologists He proposes students tax themselves three dollars each to fund public interest law firms tackling consumer environmental and political reforms regionally.

Washington UPI Ralph Nader Nader

Weather and local notices from Norwalk region

Variable cloudiness and warmer today with a 50 percent chance of precipitation. Tonight and Saturday likely rain or showers, cooler Sunday temps. Norwalk high 37 low 24. Births James Harkness Norwalk boy. Marriages Joel Becraft Rita Danhoff. Joseph Click Joseph Burks. Deaths Edith Teets Edmund Smith Clifford Heald Hugh Boyce.

Norwalk Joel A. Becraft Cassopolis Mich Rita J. Danhoff Willard Joseph E. Click Josephine A. Burks Edith R. Teets New London Edmund §. Smith Nova Clifford R. Heald Norway Hugh Boyce Shiloh

Poverty Among Elderly Worsening in United States

A Senate aging committee reports one quarter of Americans over 65 live in poverty and the problem is growing. It cites early Social Security draws, employer layoffs of older workers, and inadequate housing with six million in unsatisfactory quarters.

Washington UPI Senate Committee On Aging No-Man’s Land Congress

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David Cat Sadat Columbus General Assembly API U.S. Postal Service The Price Commission Rahway General Hospital Richard Newman Vukcevich Vietnam Maurice Kott Santa Lima Lima State Hospital Flossie Shanklin Mildred Bogart Harry R. Schaeffer Allen County Common Pleas John D. Harrisferger Turkey Mrs James Harkness Norwalk, Boy House
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