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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1970
Page
1
More than 11,000 teachers resume classes under a temporary moratorium in a salary dispute that had closed 270 public schools. The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers and the school board agreed to reopen the nation’s fourth largest system for 30 days while talks continue.
A strong quake shook northern Honshu tonight with no damage or injuries reported by the Central Meteorological Agency. A tidal wave warning was issued and then withdrawn an hour later.
U.S. Senator Stephen M. Young proposed Congress set aside 15 million to aid victims of the May Kent State University shootings in northeast Ohio. He urged directing funds to the students shot by National Guardsmen and said he would push a similar plan in the Ohio General Assembly after his term ends.
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox vowed to confront the White House and four Republican governors, asking them to stay out of Georgia politics after winning the Democratic lieutenant governor nomination. He warned he would meet them on the political battlefield and urged spending two days with him to hear how the federal police state affected Georgia investments through school closures.
Detectives pursue a 350 pound housekeeper suspected in the abduction of a New York University professor’s five year old daughter. They face a flood of false leads as calls pour in and they must check each report.
Considerable cloudiness and cool conditions with a chance of showers today through tonight. Highs upper 50s to mid 60s, lows upper 40s to low 50s. Tuesday partly cloudy with a shower chance and higher 60s to 70s. Wednesday showers and warmer with 40 to 50 percent precipitation. Norwalk highs 72, lows 58. 0.34 in precipitation. Births marriages deaths listed for local towns. Weather details include wind shifts and humidity readings.
Palestinian guerrillas holding about 50 hostages in Amman warned of unimaginable reprisals if Israel continues mass arrests of Arabs. Israel had arrested about 450 Arabs in Gaza and the West Bank, aiming to pressure the PFLP to release hostages from three hijacked airliners. The PFLP pledged that Israeli terror would only strengthen demands for release, with unclear numbers of captives remaining.
Six year old Yaron Raab sits on a guerrilla’s shoulder in Amman as fighters hold more than 100 captives and tensions rise in Jordan. The scene captures a world at war seen through a mother’s lens.
DETROIT UPI tensions rose as the 11:59 p.m. EST strike deadline neared with both the United Auto Workers and General Motors predicting an inevitable walkout unless a dramatic settlement emerged. The strike would halt 350,000 of 427,000 UAW members in the United States and Canada, costing workers about 42.5 million dollars weekly and GM roughly 30 million dollars daily in lost production.
Washington (AP) Mrs Richard Nixon appointments secretary Carol Reavis was fired in a shakeup of the First Lady staff. The 30 year old from Little Rock and Palm Beach was accused of being overqualified and will be replaced by Stefannie Wilson of Bridgewood New Jersey. Martha Doss from Birmingham Michigan moves into the post held by Wilson.
FBI agents and state police searched California today for Dr Timothy Leary a former Harvard lecturer known as the drug culture's high priest who escaped from the California men's colony near Highway 1. A bedcheck revealed the escape and guards found his denim clothing and a sock at a nearby gas station on US 101.
Fire destroyed two barns and a shed on the Melvin Deppen property with hay and straw losses. Sows and pigs were evacuated. no farm machinery or livestock harmed. Fire origin and cause unknown as of noon.
Firefighters were summoned by the Huron County Sheriff's department to an automobile fire along Palmer Road north of State Route 162 at 5 a.m. Sunday. The car owned by Donald Cutcher, 28, was a total loss. cigarettes burning on the floor were blamed for the blaze according to Fire Chief Al Walters.
Cleveland Indian southpaw Sam McDowell, 28, was treated at Shaker Medical Center for a head injury after being jumped by at least three men late Sunday night. He suffered a mild concussion and a stitched scalp wound, and said the assailants stole at least $297 and he expects to be ready to start Thursday against Detroit.
Deputies opened fire on a prowler at the Wickes Lumber and Building Supplies Center on State Route 18 and Hartland Center Road as the suspect fled into the woods. A girl walking along Hartland Road reported being nearly hit. deputies later fired warning shots and then used firearms to search but found no evidence of a break in.
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