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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
1
In Georgia, peanut farmer Jimmy Carter will face former Governor Carl Sanders on September 23 in a runoff for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Neither candidate secured a majority in Wednesday voting, forcing a runoff. Hal Suit won the Republican path to the general election.
Izvestia states Egypt made minimal rocket position shifts in the Suez zone after the cease fire. It claims Israel and the United States labeled these moves as violations, though they were to safeguard rocket positions and personnel.
Bernice and Paul Shields of Sandusky prepared for a Ford strike after the 1967 disruption. They stocked canned goods and saved money while reflecting on eight weeks of lost pay and a lean Christmas, with a new baby due in October.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew began a week long six state tour to promote Republican candidates across the West Midwest and Southwest. Senator Edmund S. Muskie opened with a Pennsylvania foray and will jet coast to coast pursuing Agnew in key stops.
Shower activity and thundershowers likely this morning with cooler conditions later today. Highs near 84 in Norwalk with 50s overnight. Friday cooler with 60s to low 70s. Birth notices list four Norwalk births to DeForest Baker Béer Hartman families. Infant Jeffrey Shawn Edwards of New London is reported as a death.
Willard officials defended local youths amid complaints of hippie loitering near the Myrtle Avenue Post Office. Council noted locals, not dress or behavior, define hippies and called for compassion as former youth center workers remodel into a coffee house. A $4,500 federal grant funds a Willard Youth Economic Development program under the Erie Huron Bi County Community Action Commission.
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