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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1970
Page
1
The AAA urges parents to ensure children’s costumes are easily seen at night and motorists to be extra alert on trick or treat night. Masks and dark clothing require caution in residential areas to protect celebrating youngsters.
Prof. Paul A. Samuelson of MIT won the 1970 Nobel Prize for Economics in Stockholm. The Swedish Academy cited his many contributions raising the scientific analysis level in economic theory. His economics textbook has sold over a million copies in 12 languages.
President Nixon hosts Romanian President Nicholae Ceausescu at Camp David on the eve of the final seven day campaign sprint for Republican candidates. The talks cap a series of meetings with world leaders ahead of the November election.
Weather notes a foggy morning then sunny and mild conditions with high 60s to 70s. Norwalk highs reach 62 with lows near 40. Calm winds become southeast then 10 to 15 mph. Précip trace, sunrise 6 52, sunset 5 31. Births marriages and deaths listed for local residents.
The Census Bureau reports the 1960s brought the South faster industrial growth higher incomes and rising education levels. Net migration to the region turned positive for the first time since the 1870s with an influx of college graduates boosting the regional workforce.
UPI reports Senator Charles E. Goodell refused to withdraw from the New York Senate race despite pressure from Vice President Agnew and discussions about supporting Democrat Ottinger. He asserted he can win and will remain in the Republican contest against Buckley with Nixon’s administration offering limited endorsement.
City audit shows the Norwalk electric fund lost over half its starting working capital from 1965 to 1969, despite receiving flood aid. Capital improvements totaled $1.58 million, with rising generating and distribution costs. The system lacks assets records, depreciation, and accrual accounting, prompting a slow rebuild of working capital.
The Norwalk Board of Control will review two bids for a used ambulance. Heaston-Hile Funeral Home offers 5000 for a 1965 Cadillac while Burgess Motor Sales asks 7500 for a 1966 Cadillac ambulance. Delivery would be immediate if accepted.
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