03 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
1
Two brothers aged 14 and 12 were charged after a grass fire under the Brooklyn Bridge damaged 21 telephone cables, knocking out service to about 100,000 customers. FBI and police traced the blaze. a 10-year-old is still sought.
Considerable cloudiness with warm humid air through Saturday and a 50 percent rain chance each day. Highs near mid 80s, lows in the 60s to low 70s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Norwalk high 83 low 64 trace precipitation. Mr Rolland B Freeman 88 of Norwalk dies.
Sen George S McGovern will fly to Paris on Sept 9 then travel to Southeast Asia and Tokyo for an 11 day mission with stops in Paris Southeast Asia and Tokyo The campaign kept details vague noting no Hanoi visit and that subsequent stops depend on Paris talks The trip aims at addressing Vietnam questions but officials withheld specifics.
The Big Four ambassadors endorsed a Berlin accord aimed at easing Cold War tensions in the divided city. It marks the first major agreement since the 1948 49 blockade and guarantees Western access to West Berlin, signaling a new era of peace and security in Europe.
City engineers and Service Director discussed revamping the sewer separation plan in Columbus. They consider returning the study to Toledo firm Finkbeiner Pettis Strout for an alternate proposal to treat some storm water and reduce costs from the 9.7 million project.
Police Sgt James Martin says officers may oppose the spring ballot charter proposal. He argues a department of safety headed by a mayoral appointee creates a middle man between the police chief and the mayor and would not change the current setup.
Milan Berlin Heights and New London launch Labor Day weekend events with contests parades and rides. New London picks Festival Queen at 6 30 p.m. with four entrants while Berlin Heights hosts queen contest at 7 30 p.m. in the school gym.
St Paul over thirty coach Bob Berry watched the Trucker senior citizens practice behind Norwalk Junior High before the 8 30 p m game at Whitney Field. Proceeds support Whitney Field Lighting Fund as Norwalk and St Paul boosters raise 11 000 total with 3 270 raised and a 1 730 balance due by October 31.
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