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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1970
Page
1
President Nixon, in Naples, warns of a dangerous period of change and a Middle East power vacuum. He meets secretly with NATO leaders and U S advisers and praises NATO as a stabilizing institution at a red carpet reception at its southern headquarters.
Karen Longo from Chicago faced a scare at Port Columbus when a metal detector signaled a brassiere metal. After FBI screening and a brief detainment she was allowed to fly. FTC weighs forcing confessions for deceptive ads if Coca Cola and Standard Oil actions win.
Willard, Ohio. Nelson W. Brownell a Willard area math teacher was fined 75 dollars and placed on probation after a resisting arrest charge. The assault and battery charge was dropped following a settlement reached in Huron County Court. Two Willard officers were injured attempting to serve a bench warrant at Hopper's Mobile Home Sales. Brownell claimed officers provoked the incident and disputes the officers version. A separate Washington dispatch reports the UPI commission on obscenity urged repeal of laws banning explicit materials for consenting adults with safeguards for youth.
United Auto Workers begin paying 14 million dollars weekly in strike benefits. Staff salaries cut for the second time since the GM walkout started over two weeks ago. Striking workers in U S and Canada will receive 30 to 40 dollars weekly until the strike ends or the fund of 20 million is exhausted.
Six American airline hijack hostages reach home after 25 days in captivity in Amman. Britain West Germany and Switzerland plan to free seven Arab commandos as ransom demanded by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Partly sunny today and Thursday with highs in the 60s and cool nights in the 40s. Precipitation chances 20 percent today, 10 percent tonight and Thursday. Norwalk high 60 low 36. Humidity 7 am 70 percent, 1 pm 57, 7 pm 71. Births Mr and Mrs Roselio Chavez Milan a girl. Marriage licenses Jerry Burrus Norwalk Joyce Foster Norwalk John Grills Amherst Karen Keith Wakeman Kenneth Wilson New London Cynthia Murray New London Patrick Juliano Bellevue Sharon Medley Bellevue.
UPI reports the U S Army in Vietnam has quietly begun restricting nearly all supplies including food and ammunition to about 300000 troops. Field crews say ammunition is scarce with reports of 50 000 rounds per month for M60s though Army HQ denies formal rationing. Commanders warn a heavy enemy attack could exhaust stocks if the trend continues.
Three dissenting members of the Presidential Commission on Obscenity and Pornography accuse the American Civil Liberties Union of gaining control. They say the majority conclusions reflect the chairman and counsel pressing ACLU viewpoints that obscenity is protected speech.
City answers residents queries on coal contracts prices per ton and standby equipment status. Officials deny overtime pay, say Sawvel is a one time consultant, and discuss potential interconnection plans while noting outages occurred in 1969 and 1970.
Norwalk Furniture Corp workers return to duty after a three year contract for Teamster Local 20 members was agreed Tuesday night. Seventeen striked at 5:30 a.m. Sept 21. about 250 production workers honored the picket lines while management entered the plant. Plant manager Wayne Klein called the settlement mainly about wages and noted it was the first strike at the plant and first meeting with a federal mediator since the walkout began nine days earlier. Construction at the new building site off Ohio 18 continued.
In Cincinnati a 14 year old, Roger Krause, died after a gun his older brother was holding discharged at the Krause home. He died at Good Samaritan Hospital. Police say the shooting appears accidental and note the victim’s father is Dr Raymond Krause.
Norwalk mother Hazel Applegate says her junior high daughter walks 0.85 miles to Pleasant Street School to catch a bus while neighbors across the street have a shorter route. Transportation head Robert Kramer says rosters are not complete and some students may be on the wrong buses.
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