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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1979
Page
3
Two roadside signs on opposite sides of a Desoto street appear to clarify why the public is puzzled by the energy issue. The UPI Telephoto image captures the scene as observers assess the messaging and its impact on public understanding.
Willard resident Joseph Nagy was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the Jan 25 shooting death of his 6 year old daughter Joy amid a high speed chase with an Ohio Highway Patrol trooper on Interstate 70. Nagy 28 faced felonious assault and involuntary manslaughter charges.
Two international Caterpillar machines worth 79 801 dollars were stolen from Norwalk Implement Co on U S 20 East. Lt Osterland found a broken fence during a routine patrol and notified the owner. The theft was discovered at 6 28 a m. The two machines are valued at 35 554 and 44 247 dollars respectively. Officers also reported a Greenwich man arrested for intimidating a public official in Ripley Township. Philip Clemons 30 faces a felony charge after allegedly threatening South Central High School Principal William Toney following a dispute with a relative. Prosecutor Hauser said a misdemeanor assault charge was dropped. In a separate case Avon Lake man Kevin N Klingshirn 22 was arrested for stealing a firearm from the Branding Iron tavern parking lot in Wakeman last October. He posted a 5 000 bond and pleaded not guilty.
A rural Norwalk woman Helen Larkins and her daughter Tammy were injured when their pickup collided with a car in front of Maxie Tire. Charles Larkins and Allen Cherry involved. Cherry cited for failing to yield. Hospital says Tammy treated elsewhere. officials note no record. Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to hold hearings on fuel procurement and Power Company practices in April 1979 at City Council Office.
Richard Rench pleaded innocent in Norwalk Municipal Court to an illegal burning charge with trial set for May 11. The case involves a claim the workers burned leaves at Baker Street Apartments and near Memorial Lake Park, sparking a city fire response and debate over EPA open burning rules.
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