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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1973

Page

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Miss America Rebecca King backs marijuana and abortion views

Rebecca Ann King says individuals should decide moral issues including marijuana and abortion and opposes government overreach. Carl Albert dismisses death rumors as unfounded while Billie Jean King earns Senate praise for her victory over Bobby Riggs, tied to ERA ratification.

Atlantic City N.J UPI Rebecca Ann King Colorado Washington Billie Jean King U.S. Senate Bobby Riggs Senate Hugh Scott

Nixon orders rationing of propane fuel nationwide

President Nixon directed propane fuel rationing, mainly affecting rural homes for heating cooking and crop drying, with details to be announced soon and possible implications for fuel oil controls. The report notes a rare historic rise in food prices, comparing current gains to 1933 and 1946.

Washington UPI White House Nixon

Record $230000 Fine for Fishing in US Waters

A Japanese fishing captain and the Mitsu Maru No. 30 owner were fined a record $230,000 by a federal judge in Anchorage for fishing inside US territorial waters. The on board fish value was about $5000 and not all fish were proved to be caught in US waters.

Anchorage Alaska UPI U.S

Norwalk Weather and Obituaries Report

Weather outlook calls for highs in the upper 70s with a 70 percent rain chance today and cooler 70s tomorrow. Norwalk highs near 71 and lows around 41. Death notices for Ruth H. Yarger and Otto J. Lieber.

Norwalk Ruth H. Yarger New London Otto J. Lieber

Angry Parents Blockade Highland Park School Over Strike

In Highland Park Michigan angry parents formed a human blockade around the school board building vowing to stay weekend or not until the Board of Education and striking teachers reach a settlement after 17 days of walkout. About 60 community members slept in sleeping bags sang gospel and braved 60 degree weather as rain was forecast.

Highland Park Mich School Board Board of Education Matila Foster Michigan Detroit Kenosha Wis

Two Young Women Die In Ohio 60 Crash Near Wakeman

Two occupants of a 1969 Chevrolet died in a single car crash on Ohio 60 about three miles south of Wakeman. Cathy Glawitsch 21 of Wakeman and Terry Ann Murr 18 of New London were pronounced dead on arrival at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. The car left the road on a curve and downgrade, striking a rock and tree. Glawitsch’s residence was listed as Madison area. Murr had been a New London High School graduate and employed at Luster Corp in Huron. Funeral arrangements were set for New London and Madison locations with services and burial planned in local cemeteries.

Ohio 60 Wakeman Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Cathy Glawitsch Terry Ann Murr New London Miss Glawitsch Gerber Funeral Home Miss Murr New London High School Luster Corp Huron Grove Street Luling Texas Ernest Glawitsch Madison Madison High School Fitchville Beth Bliss Michael Stepen Cincinnati Behm Funeral Home River St Fairview Memorial Cemetery

Diana Sands Dies At 39 Raisin Star Passes Away

Actress Diana Sands dies at Sloan-Kettering Memorial Hospital at age 39 after cancer treatment. Known for A Raisin In The Sun she recently was replaced in Claudine after an operation setback. she appeared in 10 films and won the Outer Circle critics award for Best Supporting Actress in Raisin.

New York UPI Diana Sands Sloan-Kettering Memorial Hospital Miss Sands Claudine Outer Circle

Nixon stays mum on Agnew talks amid Maryland case

President Nixon declines to discuss his talks with Vice President Spiro Agnew over Agnew's status in the Maryland kickback investigation. Both men deny resignation. Three meetings have occurred since the August disclosure of the federal probe, all at Agnew's request.

Washington UPI Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Maryland Matz White House Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Congress Supreme Court Kennedy House Senate

Agnew Tickled By Gift Poster From Colleagues

Rep. Samuel J. Devine and Rep. William L. Dickinson presented Vice President Spiro Agnew with a poster showing a cat hanging on a cane pole with the caption Hang in there Baby. Signers from 85 House members, Democrats included, aimed to reassure Agnew amid resignation rumors.

Washington UPI Samuel J. Devine Robio Spiro T. Agnew Devine William L. Dickinson House Agnew Dickinson

Zoning Hearings Set For Norwalk Tuesday Night

Norwalk hosts a 6:45 p.m zoning board session with two requests and a 7:30 p.m public hearing. John Kaiser seeks Benedict Avenue rezoning to general business for a new drug store near Norwalk Clinic. Keefer and Turnley ask variances for garages closer to roads and lot lines, sparking neighbor complaints.

Norwalk Board of Zoning Appeals City Hall John Kaiser Gregory A. Keefer State St Howard Turnley N. West St Turnley Charles Ott Kaiser Benedict Avenue Benedict Norwalk Clinic

New London Band Truck Found after Theft

New London High School band truck stolen on Tuesday was found Friday at 2 55 p m in an abandoned camping area off Jones Road in rural Wellington. Police reported no damage, keys missing, but 85 90 parkas in the truck box remained.

New London New London High School Jones Road Wellington

Humphrey Seeks Ban on Air Force Thunderbirds Abroad

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey proposed an amendment to block the Air Force Thunderbirds from international goodwill tours, arguing the 600000 cost is unwarranted. Sen. Strom Thurmond defended the flights as American prestige, and the amendment passed 54 to 28 as the Senate continued debate on a 21.9 billion procurement bill.

John Hall Washington UPI Hubert H. Humphrey Dminn Air Force Thunderbirds Latin America Strom Thurmond R-S.c America Thumond Humphrey Senate

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