11 Sep 1974
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1974
Page
1
The Norwalk Board of Education approved a policy enabling residents 65 and older to enter athletic events, concerts and plays for free. Michael Myers proposed the plan, with Albion Gotaas to arrange the issuing of cards or badges for admission.
Boston many schools ready for the first day under a federal desegregation order as Sen Brooke appeals for calm amid an antibusing rally where Sen Kennedy faced abuse. Teachers review records prepare classrooms and plan programs while attendees attend human relations workshops ahead of school openings.
An eight month investigation by drug agents in the United States Mexico and Canada ended with the arrest of nearly 100 persons linked to the production and sale of billions of pep pills.
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a chance of showers and thundershowers through Thursday. Lows tonight in the low and mid 60s. Highs Thursday in the upper 70s and lower 80s. Probability of precipitation 30 percent tonight and 50 percent Thursday. Winds south to southwest 12 to 18 mph tonight. Tuesday temperatures 74 to 59 with high humidity in the afternoon. Births include a girl to Edward Chapman Jr. of Monroeville and a boy to Trent Click of Willard.
President Ford will consider clemency requests from Watergate defendants individually but denies any current study of blanket amnesty. Senate leader Hugh Scott said no pardon study is underway, and no requests have yet reached the President's desk amid ongoing Watergate fallout.
Bert R. Johnson of Norwalk plans to relocate to Cambridge Ohio after selling his home at 51 Woodlawn Ave. He endured 16 heart surgeries including a heart transplant phase and pacemaker work, counseled other patients, and expressed a wish to become a pastor while recounting his journey with faith and family.
The Roto Corporation, formed six years ago to develop a high volume chicken cooker, is liquidating assets to stockholders with a distribution of about 2.80 per share. Walter F. Kuhlman led the dissolution after shareholders approved it last October. The prototype cooker and patent rights were sold for 15,000 to Restaurant Technology Inc. The cooker ships to California for experiments and a smaller unit replaced the earlier 32 foot tall tower design.
Rev. Paul L. O Connor longtime Xavier University leader died at 65 after a cerebral hemorrhage. He reported death premonitions in the last month and had served as president from 1955 to 1972 and as chancellor since 1972. Rev Robert Mulligan recalled O Connor’s fragile health after a Monday illness.
Readers split on Evel Knievel as hero with 68 percent calling him a fool and 32 percent defending him. A Ford presidential vote query invites callers to press 1 for yes or 2 for no, with contact numbers and a midnight deadline.
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