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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1972
Page
1
A 16-year-old Huron boy who admitted writing the school bomb threat at Edison High last week will appear in Erie County Juvenile Court on April 21. Deputies arrested him at his home after the April 5 evacuation found no device.
Mr and Mrs Earl R Shaw of rural Norwalk sue William E White of Monroeville and his wife for 26000 damages in Common Pleas Court alleging their northbound car on Drake Road was struck Jan 29 1971 by White’s vehicle injuring the Shaws Earl Shaw drove the car at the time of the collision and the Whites owned the other car.
Mrs. Clifford Poole of Greenwich and her husband filed a $65,000 suit Thursday in Common Pleas Court. Poole says she received a severe electrical shock while washing basement walls at the Giffords home on Star Road. The complaint seeks $50,000 from Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gifford and $15,000 for her husband. A Mansfield attorney filed the suit. jury trial requested.
Service Director Herbert Krogh and Councilman Clifton Cross toured the Kernersville digester described as a research and development unit. The city seeks an injunction with Norwalk Township and the county health board to stop Leon Riley from installing a digester south of town. Krogh had avoided comment previously but now says the Kernersville unit is for research and development and that the operator is very careful about what is burned.
Police Chief L C Hilson stressed the deadline for 1972 license plates. Cars without the new plates will be towed and owners arrested.
Charles W. Counts 18 of rural Norwalk faces auto theft charges for taking a 1964 orange MG from 29 Newton St in front of the Finch home on March 1. The car belonged to Mrs Harold E Finch and was used by the Finches’ daughter Alice. Counts, already serving a jail term for marijuana possession, pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court. Bond set at 2000 cash or 4000 property.
Variable cloudiness and cooler today with a high in the 60s. Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a 40 percent chance of showers or thundershowers. Norwalk highs around 77 and lows near 37. Births listed: Willard Area Hospital New London and FT Hospital Norwalk. Death: Patricia Davies Jonosko, 42, New London.
Gov. John J. Gilligan issued an executive order requiring full disclosure of personal worth by key state employees and set strict conflict of interest prohibitions. He disclosed a net worth of 285,472 and urged ethical action as public confidence wanes, criticizing legislature for inaction on ethics laws.
South Vietnamese paratroopers aided by B52 bombardment lifted the siege of An Loc 60 miles north of Saigon. About 1,000 elite troops surged to the city while air strikes targeted 10,000 attackers and tanks. Government TV hailed the victory as gunfire ended inside An Loc.
Norwalk physician Dr. Nino M. Camardese writes Medical Student- Family Doctor-Citizen to urge students and young physicians toward family practice and civic involvement. The 20 chapter volume proceeds benefit Project Hope and local scholarships.
Viet Cong spokesman Ly Van Sau denounced President Nixon as the greatest war criminal and vowed continued fighting until victory in South Vietnam. He said no secret April message altered talks and urged both sides to restart negotiations next Thursday, while claiming heavy Communist losses in recent offensives.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey selected Arnold Pinkney and Carol McClendon to head his Ohio campaign. Pinkney, a Cleveland School Board president, and McClendon, a city councilwoman, would help build a winning coalition in Ohio as the PA primary on April 25 and Ohio on May 2 approach.
Clifford Peadon of 28 Grove Ave landed an 11 pound 39 inch Northern Pike at Memorial Reservoir using a Chub lure. His son Bob helped land the fish and the catch was weighed at P H Fulston Co. It is entered in the state's annual fishing contest.
The First National Bank of Mansfield petitions Common Pleas Court to force the Willard Times to publish its advertising. Attorney George J. Murray argues the ads meet local needs. publisher Mark Brouwer cites newspaper policy as reason for rejection.
Farmer Charles C. Horning reports seeing a man enter a Medusa Road barn about 8 pm Thursday and flee south on Medusa Road. Hartland volunteers fought the 30 by 40 foot blaze for over an hour. no equipment or livestock were lost. Erie County sheriff investigates arson claims tied to FH estate.
1971 two door Maverick with 170 engine and standard transmission. Car has clean condition good tires and is priced at 1700 dollars. Contact after 5 30 PM or on weekends at 29 Pawnee Drive Milan.
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