Lakeside Drops Game to New London and Northwestern
A brief sports update shows Lakeside 6 New London 39 and Northwestern 6 South Amherst 8 in high school football action.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1972
Page
1
A brief sports update shows Lakeside 6 New London 39 and Northwestern 6 South Amherst 8 in high school football action.
Icelandic patrol boat Aegir tried to board the British trawler Wyre Conqueror during the Cod War off Iceland. The incident happened outside Britain’s 12 mile limit but inside Iceland’s 50 mile claim. the trawler sailed away as nets were reeled in and crew retreated.
Gov. George C. Wallace met in his state Capitol office for the first time since the May 15 assassination attempt. He described therapy at the executive mansion as going well and joked about lifting weights as part of recovery. In California, Mark Spitz will appear as a standup comedian on a Bob Hope TV special on October 5, with NBC noting no disclosed payment and no comment on amateur status.
US Air Force jets flew within 25 miles of China in raids on the Hanoi to border railway. Communist gunners shot down two Navy planes in the panhandle. one pilot was reported missing. In South Vietnam, government forces repelled a tank assault on Tien Phuoc, 38 miles south of Da Nang.
A Vermilion family of four died when a semi struck their car on U S 250 eight miles south of Norwalk at 3 50 p m. Daniel Buchanon 26 Sandra 23 and daughters Pamila Sue 4 Stephanie Marke 2 were killed. The truck driver Leonard Bilek 34 Sharon Center was treated and released. Investigation continues.
Cloudy becoming partly sunny and cool this afternoon with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Tonight clear and cool with lows mid 40s. Sunday sunny and warmer with highs mid to upper 70s. Norwalk high 72 low 51. Births reported for Berlin Heights Milan Norwalk North Fairfield. Deaths listed for Sullivan Ross Bethard Wakeman.
Attorney General Kleindienst said Hoffa tried to link parole conditions with a trip to Hanoi to win the release of POWs. Hoffa and his lawyer Taub disputed the claim, Taub saying Hoffa could travel with travel rights. Erickson reportedly rejected any parole change.
Miss Wisconsin Terry Meeuwsen, 23, of DePere near Green Bay, won swimsuit and talent preliminaries and captured the Miss America crown in Atlantic City. Debby Robert won the talent contest, Meeuwsen had Gem bracelet of missing Vietnam veteran Theodore Gostas, and Meeuwsen plans charity support for a Thai leper colony.
Norwalk officials report a Penn Central work crew worked Friday to repair flashing signals at the East Main Street crossing after a week of nonresponsive police calls. PUCO had promised action by Friday, and Mayor Wayne Goodsite noted the crew’s arrival Friday morning.
The Mayor's Committee on Human Relations will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at City Hall. Normally the meeting is the first Monday, but it was postponed a week for Labor Day. Greg Richards, vice chairman, says on the agenda are several items including a questionnaire on medical services in Norwalk.
Oklahoma securities chief William G. Fisher says a Turner Enterprises investor was urged to sell her body and that of her husband and daughter to raise cash. Fisher filed suit against Glenn W. Turner Enterprises and obtained a temporary restraining order from Oklahoma County District Judge Harold Theus.
Israeli and Syrian warplanes fought over the Golan Heights with both sides claiming several aircraft shot down. Tel Aviv says three Syrian Sukhoi 7s were downed. Damascus reports three Israeli planes lost. Both sides report varying degrees of damage and casualties while Hawks missiles were used.
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