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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1974
Page
1
Ohio Secretary of State predict 3,650,000 eligible voters will cast ballots on November 5, about 73 percent of the 4,975,900 eligible. Gov. John Gilligan seeks a second term, surpassing 1970 turnout by 374,000.
The Soviet Culture praised Tennessee Ernie Ford and his Country Music USA shows in the Soviet Union for high professionalism and a special beauty and charm. The performances featured color scenes from American life as Ford and his troupe completed a four week tour.
Three teenaged boys were arrested in Pickerington Ohio and expected to be charged with arson over a 700000 library visual media center fire. Police traced flammable fuel to one youth as investigators linked the blaze to the 1968 wing and new high school section.
Weather forecast shows a clear night with a low in the mid to upper 40s. Wednesday remains partly cloudy with a high in the lower 60s and a 10 to 20 percent chance of precipitation. SW winds 15 to 20 mph. Monday temperatures around 50 with humidity rising to 79 percent at 8 am and falling to 40 percent by 2 pm. No precipitation expected. Sunrise 7 47 am sunset 6 36 pm moonrise 2 17 pm. Marriage license applications listed for four couples in Willard area. Birth announced for a boy to Mr and Mrs Alfred McCallister of Willard. Death recorded: Mr George Hampton, 74, of Willard.
California Governor Ronald Reagan hinted he could run as a third party candidate in 1976 if both major parties fail to reflect the people's will. He said Ford might face a challenge for the Republican nomination if the administration worsens, and he left open leading or supporting a third party movement under those circumstances.
John Glenn reported campaign expenditures of 984630.90 and a cash balance of 7222.93 as of Oct 15, with 10000 from Retail Clerks PAC and 10000 from United Auto Workers PAC. Ralph Perk called for Glenn to withdraw over unreported contributions amid funding irregularities. Governor Gilligan urged Rhodes to demand full disclosure of financial dealings.
The Norwalk Beverage Center manager Clayton Fries, 54, was shot three times during an attempted holdup Monday night and is in stable condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Police pursue a possible link to a nearby gas station robbery. both suspects described as young black males driving a light colored old model car.
A local poll captures mixed views on the women's lib movement with 75.6 percent favoring its reach. Citizens weigh equal rights, traditional roles, and shifts in attitudes, inviting further discussion before the Halloween vote deadline at midnight.
Washington reports the National Geographic admitted its April piece on Damascus Jews misrepresented their situation. Editor Gilbert Grosvenor said the November issue confirms the error after reader protests. Jewish groups praised the magazine for acknowledging inadequacies despite delays.
An error in the notice to property owners cancels tonight's Zoning Board of Appeals hearing. Cyril Dawson Jr seeks two 3 unit buildings at 254 East Main Street and Richard E Reach seeks a three unit building at 68 North Prospect Street. A new hearing date will be announced. Planning Commission meets at 7 30 in City Council Chambers.
Federal Judge Frank J. Battisti cautioned attorneys and news media in the Kent State shootings trial that outside courtroom statements may prejudice jurors. He urged reporters and counsel to avoid harmful comments as jurors were questioned to speed up selection, with the trial expected to last about six weeks.
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