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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1970

Page

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Veteran actor Chester Morris found dead in motel room

Chester Morris, 69, famed as Boston Blackie, was found dead in a New Hope motel room. County Corner Samuel B. Willard said the death was from barbiturate overdose and no autopsy was ordered. Morris was appearing at Bucks County Playhouse in The Caine Mutiny Court Martial.

New Hope UPI Chester Morris Boston Morris Bucks County Playhouse County Corner Samuel B. Willard

Lombardi Estate Valued Over 1 Million in New York

The late coach Vincent T. Lombardi left an estate estimated at more than $1 million, with probate sought in New York after his death from cancer on September 3. His widow Marie A. Lombardi intends to relocate to the state, arguing it serves public interests for New York surrogate court to take jurisdiction.

New York UPI Vincent T. Lombardi Marie A. Lombardi Lombardi Potomac Falls New Yorker

Norwalk High opening game draws 2,500 at Whitney Field

Attendance at Whitney Field exceeded 2,500 for Norwalk High School's opener vs Huron, with 2,400 paid. Traffic and entry bottlenecks frustrated fans as gates opened early but filled slowly, prompting calls for better parking and a second ticket gate.

Norwalk High School Mike Wilde Trucker Whitney Field Huron Wildcats Huron Howard Hershey Hershey Erie Street Norwalk

Kent State victim Kahler says he is not angry

Dean Kahler 20 East Canton later said he bears no anger after being shot at Kent State University on May 4 1970. He told Cleveland Press interview he forgives the shooters and believes violence is no answer while detailing his paralytic injury and the four students killed during the demonstration.

Cleveland UPI Dean Kahler East Canton Kahler Taylor Hall Kent State University National Guard Dick Feagler Cleveland Press

Sailors Dead and 10 Hurt as Gun Mount Explodes Aboard Destroyer

Three U. S. sailors were killed and 10 injured when a five inch gun mount aboard the destroyer USS Lloyd Thomas exploded while shelling a Communist position off Phuoc Tuy province near Saigon. The accident occurred Friday afternoon during support of Australian forces in operation Massey Harris. The ship was in the South China Sea about 66 miles east southeast of Saigon.

Saigon UPS U. S Lloyd Thomas South Vietnam Navy

Crop blight cited as serious but not crisis in corn outlook

Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin said crops damaged by corn blight are serious but not a crisis. He noted 1970 corn harvest prospects fell 6 percent in August due to drought and leaf blight, with weather a factor but blight the major cause.

Versailles Ohio

Weather and births and deaths in Norwalk area

Sunny and warmer today with mid to upper 70s highs. Tonight partly cloudy cool. Sunday variable clouds with showers possible. Monday partly cloudy cool. Norwalk highs 73, low 43. Births: Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nicill Norwalk, a boy. Deaths: Patricia Cole Overhuls Bahrain Island, Dewey James Ritchie infant, Lowell B Butler 77 101 Cline St.

Norwalk Kenneth Nicill Boy Patricia Cole Overhuls Bahrain Island Arabian Gulf Dewey James Ritchie Walter Ritchie, Jr Lowell B. Butler Cline St

Secret gun carrying guards added to US flights

President Nixon ordered guards aboard commercial flights to deter hijackings. An unknown number of the roughly 14 730 domestic and 125 transatlantic flights would carry armed guards drawn from agencies like the Secret Service and FAA. Up to 1000 military personnel may join but without bulky weapons. Congress may fund the program via a small tax increase.

Washington UPS United States Nixon Secret Service Federal Aviation Administration Pentagon National Guard Congress

Greenwich Councilman Pleads Innocent in Assault Case

Greenwich Councilman George Fetter pleaded not guilty to assault and battery in Huron County Common Pleas Court. A complaint filed Aug. 31 by Greenwich Police Chief Loren Welch stems from a scuffle at the Huron County Fairgrounds during the fair's demolition derby. Fetter is free on bond set at 1000 dollars cash or 2000 dollars property. jury trial expected within weeks.

Greenwich George Fetter Huron County Common Pleas Court Fetter Loren Welch Huron County Fairgrounds Robert J. Vetter Vetter Norwalk Michael Fagan Miller, Miller and Miller

Twosharp Earthquakes Jolted Los Angeles Area

Two strong earthquakes struck the Los Angeles region causing building sway and power outages in parts of the city and surrounding areas. Local officials assess damage as residents report aftershocks and utility crews work to restore services.

Los Angeles UPI

19-Year-Old Arrested On LSD Charge

A 19-year-old Norwalk man, James A. Obermiller of 41 Parsons, was arrested Friday afternoon on possession of LSD. He was taken to the county jail at 1 30 p m and released hours later after posting a $2000 bond. Obermiller pleaded not guilty at a court hearing. Norwalk police, who led the investigation, declined further comment.

Norwalk James A. Obermiller Parsons Sheriff's Department Huron County Obermiller Huron County Common Pleas Court

City to vote on ambulance purchase from Heuston Hill

City Council will vote Tuesday night on an ordinance to buy one used ambulance from Heuston Hill Funeral Home for up to $5,000. The bid covers a 1965 Cadillac ambulance and related equipment excluding a two way radio.

Heuston Hill Funeral Home Funeral Home

Rebozo Sued Over IBM Stock Sale Linked to Loan

A New York Insurance Co. sues C. G. Rebozo for 284,850 alleging he sold IBM stock pledged as collateral for a 195,000 loan from a Key Biscayne bank to Atlanta businessman Charles L. Lewis. The suit, filed May 1, names Rebozo and notes he learned the stock was stolen from E F Hutton. A pretrial conference is set for Oct. 12.

Miami UPI New York C. G Bebe’’ Rebozo Nixon IBM Rebozo Biscayne Bank Atlanta Charles L. Lewis Lewis’ Loan Fidelity and Casualty Co E.F. Hutton & Co Lewis Donald Nixon Newport Beach Calif Don Nixon FBI

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