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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
1
The Reflector asks four questions of Norwalk board of education hopefuls about escalating teacher negotiations and potential district strife. Responses to the first question appear on page four over the next four days.
David Eisenhower 25, son in law of the President, assails unfair reporting by TV networks on Nixon Watergate problems. He says accounts lack perspective and mislead the public about the President. In Youngstown Ohio Msgr J Paul O Connor 43 resigns to seek permission to marry from the Diocese of Youngstown. He was ordained in Rome in 1955. The diocese covers Mahoning Trumbull Columbiana Portage Stark and Ashtabula counties.
In Dayton Ohio UPI reports committee member James W Jacobs Jr hopes Howard Hughes will appear in person for the December 14 ceremony He once said he would attend but aides now say the request is no longer binding indicating a possible change in plans or absence from the event
The Senate Rules Committee will start hearings Thursday on Gerald R. Ford's nomination to be vice president. Ford, chosen by President Nixon to replace Spiro Agnew, will testify first. Chairman Howard W. Cannon said he hopes to complete the hearings and report to the Senate well before Thanksgiving.
The United Auto Workers urged 185,000 rank and file members to approve a new three year contract with Ford Motor Co. with specifics to be disclosed today after negotiations culminated Friday.
Cloudy and windy with light rain possible today. Highs around 50s, lows near 40s tonight, with cooler midweek. North to northwest winds 15 to 25 mph today, lighter tonight. Norwalk highs 56, lows 45. precipitation around .42. Marriage licenses issued to Rowe Whitaker and Nopper Minnick. Deaths: Mrs Mary Lou Carpenter, 50, rural Norwalk.
President Nixon considers Sen. William B. Saxbe of Ohio for attorney general risking his Senate seat. Reports say Saxbe discussed the post with White House aides amid low Justice Department morale after Elliot Richardson’s resignation and Bucklehaus firing.
Edward J. Still, materials control manager at Wappler Instrument Co., is named to the Norwalk Board of Education to replace the late Paul Miller. Still, 49, has a long history of community service with the Chamber of Commerce and Dollars for Scholars, and may run for the remainder of Miller’s term. He joined the board after a 12-candidate field was winnowed by the four directors.
Two amendments to Norwalk's City Charter will be on the November 6 ballot. One would drop full ordinance publication in a newspaper, replacing it with a published number title and passage date. The other would remove the mayor and Park and Recreation Commission president from the Planning Commission and replace them with two citizen members.
Paul Newman, actor, crashed his Datsun 510 during practice for the Champion Sparkplug road racing classic in Gainesville Georgia. He escaped injury and officials expected the car to be ready for Sunday’s race despite extensive damage.
A six year old girl brought home a candy bar with a sewing needle from Christie Lane School. Norwalk police and school administrator Sewell Cameron traced the bag to a county service club donation and alerted parents after reports of glass in other candy.
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz rejected claims of improper influence from dairy campaign contributions. He said the milk policy changes, including subsidies and tariff shifts, were based on economic need and not personal gain. He noted former secretary Clifford Hardin approved the moves, and he would have acted similarly.
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