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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1970
Page
1
A Greek judicial council declined to indict Starvos Niarchos in the death of his wife Eugenia, ruling against the prosecutor. A coroner’s report said Eugenia Niarchos died from an overdose of sleeping pills, effectively ending manslaughter charges.
Marshal Habes al Majali issued a two and a half hour ultimatum to Palestinian guerrillas fighting Jordanian troops to surrender or be shot as Amman Radio quoted at 1 30 pm The move followed reports of a possible cease fire promised by King Hussein to Egypt but clarity on a cease fire remained lacking.
Washington reports First Lady Pat Nixon told her daughter Julie to value discipline in teaching. Nixon recalled her Whittier High School class where she threatened F for disruption and kept students orderly after the bell. In separate Ohio items a Browns wife wins divorce and a highway chief faces contempt charges.
President Nixon flew to Camp David after hosting a White House reception for over 1,000 congressional staff members. He was joined by family, adviser Henry Kissinger, White House aide H.R. Haldeman, and friend Bebe Rebozo while monitoring the Middle East crisis.
Sunny mild weather expected today with a high near 75 to 80 and a cool clear night. Sunday will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the lower 80s, followed by a mild Monday with a chance of showers. Births include three girls to families in Monroeville Wakeman and Norwalk. Marriage license applications list Cox and Vannest and Weisenberger and King. Death reported: Russell F Foeller, 62, Berlin Heights.
A hijacker aboard an Allegheny Airlines 727, armed with a pistol and a homemade bomb, forced the crew to fly to Cuba after releasing 91 passengers unharmed. A stewardess smuggled a gun aboard during a refueling stop as the hijacker, described as a young Black man, threatened a flight attendant midflight.
UAW leader Leonard F. Woodcock and regional director William Casstevens visit the Chevrolet Cleveland plant as a nationwide strike tour continues. Woodcock says negotiators are less arrogant and Vega and Pinto investments could help end the strike. fund expected to last six weeks while Ohio workers lose millions daily.
Norwalk Mayor Harold Finch seeks two new members and a chairman after William Conway resigns from the Human Relations Committee. James Hertenstein also stepped down earlier in the month, leaving a slate of remaining members including Charlene Meacer and the Rev. William Bodart.
Toledo police and PBA officials condemned Mayor William Ensign for lax equipment provisions after the fatal shooting of Patrolman William Miscannon. Detective James Caygill urged officers be allowed personal weapons, and a raid on a Black Panther HQ followed the shooting, injuring a 16 year old. John McClellan, 25, faces court on Sept. 24 for Miscannon’s death.
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