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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1972
Page
1
Columbus realtor Kenneth F. Wright Jr. urged real estate interests to unite for reforms aimed at eliminating evil slum owners. He spoke at a seminar during the 63rd annual Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards meeting, stressing reforms must be workable.
McGovern wins the endorsement of the Student National Education Association, an 80,000 member group of future educators. Nixon campaign pushes to mobilize 500,000 under thirty volunteers in 30 days as Gallup puts Nixon at 61 percent and McGovern at 36 percent among young voters.
Arab league sources in Cairo report two Monday ministerial meetings failed to reach consensus on pooling Arab resources and a summit to back a common plan against Israel. They will reconvene to decide the stance at the United Nations.
John Schmitz says a mysterious boss directed Arthur Bremer and will name the plotter at a Thursday Washington news conference. The claim follows Bremer's May Laurel, Maryland shooting that left Governor George Wallace paralyzed.
Bowling Green State University will start fall classes with enrollment over 15,000 and residence halls at capacity. The total includes about 3,200 freshmen and an estimated 675 transfer students. Admissions closed July 31 and the campus reports a fall quarter waiting list of more than 200 for housing.
James Mounts, 24, of Cleveland, was shot to death in his apartment living room early today as he cleaned his motorcycle. His wife Charlotte, who was showering nearby, heard a loud voice and a bang and assumed the noise came from the motorcycle accident.
Considerable cloudiness with showers and thundershowers possible through Wednesday. Highs in the 70s, lows in the 60s, with a 30 to 50 percent chance of rain. Northeasterly winds shift to light and variable. Also listed are marriage licenses, births, and deaths from Norwalk area communities with multiple local names and addresses.
The Panamanian People's Assembly urged rejecting the US 1.9 million annuity for Canal Zone use. The 505 member body said sovereignty over the zone must rest with Panama, with new treaty talks in progress. Hermelinda Fuentes introduced the measure. Brig. Gen Omar Torrijos is named as leader.
Judge Russell T. Antrim collapsed in his office Monday afternoon and was rushed by ambulance to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. He was admitted to the ICU in guarded condition after the 2:30 p.m. incident while meeting with attorneys Ronald H. Freeman and Michael Fegen. The 43 year old probate and juvenile court judge, appointed in 1965 and elected the next year, was reported to feel fine by his mother-in-law, Mrs. Lawrence Ford, who said he wished to be released.
City plans to install meters in the new West Main and South Hester Street lot with meters to stay in place. Financing is under review by attorney C J Ruffing for buyer John F Ernsthausen as bonds are prepared. Officials discuss potential removal costs and maintenance, aiming to balance debt fees with meter revenue.
In Norwalk a family says its new home is deteriorating with cracking plaster, damaged bathroom tile, bowed window screens, and warped windows. Arturo Zapata reports to the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations that the builder is not repairing defects. The panel also discussed a medical care questionnaire for Huron County.
A Norwalk family returning from a weekend trip to Michigan found their second floor apartment ransacked with losses totaling about 4 790.95 dollars. Police said thieves entered through a cracked sliding door and took camera gear firearms and assorted valuables.
A jailed woman serving 30 days for unpaid traffic fines writes to Norwalk's Mayor's Committee on Human Relations describing jail life as homespun. She notes meals baths and beds as evidence of conditions prompting the statewide inquiry into jail standards.
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