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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1973
Page
1
News photo shows Ora Burgess a Cass Tech teacher in Detroit laughing after the 44 day teachers strike ends. About 10 600 Detroit Federation of Teachers members walked out September 4 leaving some 270 000 students with an extended vacation.
Union leaders representing nearly 14 million members open their biannual convention in Miami Beach. They plan to vent anger at the Nixon administration over economic policy and terms of employment, attacking the president, Labor Secretary Brennan, and non-union television cameramen.
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz urged Congress to remove the 52 percent cap on U.S. savings bonds and let rates float with market conditions. He spoke in House Ways and Means Committee testimony amid hearings on raising the debt ceiling.
UPI reports Sen Strom Thurmond and his wife Nancy expect their third child in early March. Thurmond, who will turn 71 in December, says he and his wife are grateful for their two other children and hope this baby will be healthy.
President Nixon has won a round with Watergate investigators as Judge Sirica dismissed the Senate committee suit for tapes. The White House plans to appeal to the Supreme Court in Cox’s suit to obtain the recordings for Sirica’s inspection. Akron Jaycees to co sponsor the All American Soap Box Derby at November 11 meeting after taking over from Chevrolet.
Mattgo Enterprises Inc of New York filed a civil suit accusing Hank Aaron and two talent agencies of breaching an exclusive contract dated February 1. The complaint seeks more than 3 million dollars including 1 million in damages and 15 percent of Aaron's endorsement earnings.
Gov. John J. Gilligan announced that real property taxes in Ohio fell 3 percent this year across residential agricultural commercial and industrial property marks the first decline since 1937.
Clear and cool tonight with a low near 40s. Friday mostly sunny and warmer with a high around 60s. Norwalk high 56 low 42. Births: Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nicill welcome a girl at F T Hospital. Deaths: Mrs Stella M Mullins, 84, Wakeman.
Sen William Saxbe accuses the Nixon administration of unnecessary secrecy over U S involvement in the Middle East and warns it could lead to another war. He questions how many planes troops and weapons are being sent to Israel and challenges Kissinger over sabre rattling remarks. Spokesmen deny any troop deployment plans.
HEW will propose a national health insurance plan next week forcing employers to offer coverage averaging $600 per family for about 39 million families. The plan would create a Government Assurance Plan GAP subsidies for the poor and replace Medicaid for the needy with various financing options to be discussed at a Cabinet meeting.
In Hillsboro Ohio on Wednesday about 100 aging members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union marched down Main Street to mark the centennial state convention. They paraded in bonnets and dresses bearing anti alcohol signs, recalling Eliza Jane Thompson who began the drive in 1873 by closing local bars.
Four candidates, Dr. Harry A. Currier, Richard L. Fyock, Michael J. Myers, and Dorothy Delianides, clash tonight at Maplehurst Elementary School 7:30 PM with incumbents away. Each outlines issues from staff relations to libraries and vocational education. PTO dinner precedes the event.
Mrs Atlee Schonauer of Millersburg described a bright white moving light that approached within about 50 feet of her house before vanishing behind a hill. Hundreds of central and southern Ohioans reported UFO sightings as Steubenville officers and a resident nearby also reported a large white light.
Israeli and Egyptian tanks clash in the Sinai desert east of the Suez canal for a second day. Egypt claims heavy losses while Al Ahram calls it the largest battle of the war. Lt. Gen. David Elazar says Israel holds the initiative though war may last.
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