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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1970
Page
2
Huron County volunteers gathered 3,500 participants for a weekend roadside cleanup. 250 trucks hauled litter while over a ton of returnable bottles were gathered for charity. A girl found a $5 bill, and a crew along Halfway Road highlighted the event.
Senate action centers on sending G Harrold Carswell back to the Judiciary Committee for study or defeat. The tally hovered near split, with 47 against recommittal and 43 in favor and six uncommitted.
Biloxi Mississippi reports Airman John P. Laser son of Mr and Mrs John C Laser from Willard Ohio has graduated with honors at Keesler AFB training as an Air Force administrative specialist. He will return to his Ohio Air National Guard unit at Lahm Airport Mansfield. A 1968 Willard High School graduate.
Twenty seven partygoers at the South Bay Club in Marina Del Ray were treated for hallucinogenic effects after consuming potato chips seasoned with LSD. Sixteen were hospitalized with serious temporary conditions, one man in a coma, and five remained hospitalized later. Deputies suspect the chips as the drug source after an informant warned against chips. Chips were seized for analysis.
Over a White House weekend the former king Edward VIII, now Duke of Windsor, told a toast to President Nixon he has no regrets about abdication in 1936 for Wallis Simpson. He praised his life with Simpson and recalled earlier visits to U S leaders and Wilson.
Police cite Martha Ann Eisenbarth after rear ending another car at a Milan Avenue League Street light. Huron Democrats plan a April 20 dinner at Norwalk American Legion Hall. Bellevue to join EHOVE Joint Vocational School District effective Sept 1971. Anderson Box opens a Monroe Street warehouse in Monroeville for poultry industry supplies with May 18 staffing. Veterinary Medicine Centennial Career Day set at Ohio State University with 8 to 8:30 a.m. registration at Sisson Hall.
A Norwalk motorcyclist, Jeffery N. Ketcham, 17, was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after being thrown from his motorcycle on Settlement Road west of State Route 61. He was charged with driving without the proper license. In a separate incident on State Route 18 Keith Sample, 18, faced charges for improper backing after a collision with Lex Gibbins’s car. Firefighters responded to a chimney fire at 188 West Main Street shortly before midnight, extinguishing flames threatening dry leaves.
In Columbus the Willard Beverage Center has been issued two of 30 liquor permits by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. DLC Director Donald D. Cook said David L. George and Randall L. Garer received permits to sell 3.2 per cent beer and high powered beer and wine at the carryout.
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