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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1970

Page

4

Corn Blight Hurts Ohio Farms With 20 to 30 Percent Loss

Ohio agriculture officials say corn leaf blight could cut yields by 20 to 30 percent on some farms, with severe impact south of Chillicothe and lighter damage north of Marion. USDA yield estimates have fallen from 88 to 85 bushels per acre, with further declines possible. Some crops may be salvaged by selling for animal feed.

Columbus UPI Ohio John M. _ Stackhouse State Agriculture Department Stackhouse Chillicothe Marion U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA C. Wayne Ellett Ohio State University Ellett

Rhodes May Appoint McElroy Judge Matthias Resigns

Ohio Supreme Court Justice John M. Matthias resigns effective Sept. 25 after 32 years on benches. Governor Rhodes may appoint John M. McElroy or Robert E. Leach to fill the vacancy until the 1972 election. Matthias had battled rheumatic fever and heart surgery risk. his resignation comes as Rhodes is nearing January departure.

Columbus UPI Ohio Supreme Court John M. Matthias van Wert Matthias Edward S Frank J. Lausche John H. Larnneck Franklin County Robert E. Leach James A. Rhodes John M. McElroy McElroy High Court Rhodes

Congress Accepts Pay Reform With Camel Back Drop

In a Washington display Rep Andrew Jacobs unveiled a cardboard camel named John Q to oppose new pay raises for congressional aides. He loaded its saddlebags with past pay boosts and urged lawmakers to drop a provision raising administrative assistant salaries from 27343 to 31317 dollars a year. By voice vote the amendment was approved.

Washingtn UPI Andrew Jacobs House John Q Jacobs

Muskie Attacks Agnew Rhetoric At Democratic Dinner

Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine questioned Vice President Spiro Agnews style of campaigning during a Chicago fundraiser for Adlai Stevenson III urging Democrats to unite. The speech at a fund raising event emphasized rebuilding leadership and shared objectives inspired by Roosevelt Truman and Kennedy. The article also notes local items from Memorial Lake Park a club picnic and upcoming trips and hospital and health updates.

Chicago UPI Edmund S. Muskie Dmaine Spiro Agnew America Muskie Roosevelt Truman Kennedy Agnew Senate Adlai Stevenson III Golden Age Club Memorial Lake Park Eva Fritz Port of Toledo Houston Woods College Corner Ohio

Senior Citizens Prepare For Bazaar

The Norwalk senior center craft group works on aprons tote bags and other items for the bazaar. Ten people gathered on Tuesday to craft and share a dinner.

Hazel Woodworth Warren McIntyre Roy Smith Peru Ruby Heyl Norwalk

London Drivers Face Charges After Evening Collisions

Delmer P. Iceman, 17, New London, charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after rear ending a stopped vehicle on Mason Road at U. S. 250. Pamela J. Schwiefert, 18, rural Willard, also at Mason Road, was struck after stopping. A truck driver swerved to avoid a deer, lost control, but no trailer damage. James M. Self, 32, White House, left the highway on U. S. 250 near Fitchville, colliding with a telephone pole. trailer intact. A vehicle owned by Robert A. Kipp, Willard, was found in an embankment on State Route 103 near Celeryville. driver unknown.

Delmer P. Iceman New London Mason Road Pamela J. Schwiefert Willard State Highway Patrol James M. Self White House U. S. 250 Fitchville Robert A. Kipp Celeryville

Care Of Wood Salad Bowl Maintenance

Never soak a wooden salad bowl in water. After each use wash thoroughly and rinse in clear lukewarm water. Wipe dry and store in a dry place to prevent damage.

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