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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1973
Page
1
The Nixon administration unveils a series of econ measures. Beef prices will rise but economists remain unsure of the final level. Car prices will increase but not as much as auto makers hoped. Gas stations nationwide will cut prices by about a penny a gallon, with some possibly closing due to profit squeeze.
In Hillsboro Ohio about 5000 starlings will be shot today after the city council hired 12 gun club members to cull the birds. Wildlife groups led by Cleveland Armory protested, urging humane alternatives and a postponement.
Princess Anne, the defending European Equestrian champion, fell from her horse Goodwill during cross country and was eliminated. She walked with support, favored her left leg, and reassured reporters she was not badly hurt after the tumble. Richard Mead led Goodwill back to the starting gate as Anne's fiancé Mark Phillips followed.
SOLON Ohio Kroger Co plans to close its eight year meat fabrication plant within three weeks for economic reasons. The plant employs about 65 workers and handles over 2800 quarters of beef. remaining production will move to Pittsburgh Detroit and Columbus plants.
Miss New Hampshire Michelle Cote lost support from her hometown newspaper over remarks on women's rights and gay liberation, while Miss Pennsylvania Tina Thomas won talent prize and Miss New Jersey Suzanne Plummer took swimsuit honors at the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City.
Ohio School Boards Association executive vice president David B. Martin says teachers have no right to strike, calls it a breach of law. He cites strikes in Youngstown Campbell and Athens County and urges boards to keep schools open with substitutes and seek legal action if property is damaged.
The St. Paul Flyers meet Lucas in a Friday night football game at Whitney Field starting at 8. Also, the Jaycee Open Golf dinner begins at 6 30 tonight at the Elks Country Club.
A longtime defense attorney, Henry Young, recalls defending Larry Robinson in a 1970s murder case. The piece explores court appointed counsel limits, financial strains on indigent defense, and Young’s advocacy for a public defender system.
Houston reports Skylab astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma photographed two giant solar flares in as many days as scientists seek clues to long lasting energy from the sun. The crew aims to provide data to help harness Earth’s energy source.
Weather forecast for Norwalk calls for sunny today with a high near 78°F and low around 50°F. Cloudiness increases tonight through Sunday with highs in the 70s and a small chance of rain. Debilitating humidity rises to 93 percent at 7 a.m. then fades to 51 percent by 1 p.m. and 59 percent by 7 p.m. Death notice for Mrs. Ethel M. Jarrett, 68, of Birmingham.
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