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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
1
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Louis J. Schnieder indicated a tentative decision on whether tax repeal will appear on the November ballot. He spoke to the Mound Builders Kiwanis Club in Newark.
Ann McGovern Mead, eldest daughter of the president, said in Columbus that many people misread her father and become angry and close minded toward him. She urged fairer assessments of his positions.
Stockholm reports West German novelist Heinrich Boell won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Boell, a stout man noted for casual dress, is known for works such as The Clown Billiards at Nine Thirty and Doctor Mörke's Collected Silences.
Mostly sunny with cool highs around 38 in Norwalk today and 40s Friday. Tonight remains clear and cold with lows near 20. Marriage license for Richard L. Reed and Lois A. Stein. Deaths include Minnie Brinzley 79 Matilda Pape 87 and Mrs Anthony Kozak.
Toledo report examines how a Vietnam ceasefire could affect George McGovern's 1972 bid. Democratic leaders in Ohio debate whether peace helps or hurts McGovern, with mixed views on prisoner releases and political timing. McGovern supporters stress peace shifts focus to policy differences. critics fear it re-elects Nixon.
The Village of Monroeville vs Clarence Ward case, challenging mayor's courts, reached the U S Supreme Court after Ward's 1968 arrest in Monroeville. Details outline Ward's flight from a police stop and subsequent fines, with ongoing legal challenges led by Ward's attorney Niki Schwartz and village solicitor Frank Eckstein.
The Supreme Court heard the Monroeville versus Ward case Tuesday with Bernard Berkman representing Ward. Village solicitor Franklin D. Eckstein argued for Monroeville. A decision is expected within 60 days. Berkman called the hearing very well and hopes mayor's courts will be held unconstitutional.
Democratic candidate William W. Owens challenged Republican incumbent Bernard Freeman to a debate. Freeman declined, saying Owens has had enough free advertising. Owens proposed radio, dinner events, or public forums as debate formats and vowed to rebut alleged misstatements.
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