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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1970

Page

2

City Planning Board Backs Annexation and Denies Zoning Appeal

The Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission recommended annexing 24 acres off Garcia Drive with most land owned by St. Peter's Lutheran Church and heard plans for a nursing home project. It also denied Huron contractor Richard Opper's request for a three family on one lot at 24 Newton St citing an R-2 zone. Opper vowed court action.

Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission Benedict Avenue Huron King Jameson Newton St Richard Opper James Ferris Opper City Council Garcia Drive Angelo Zannieri Garcia Dr St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Walter Hite Commission Grant Walls The Lutheran Church Benedict Donald Burtchin

Dem Dinner Brings State Slate to Norwalk Legion Hall

Two state candidates James D. Nolan for lieutenant governor and Robert E. Cecile for secretary of state plan to attend a Monday candidates night at 7 p.m. Others include governor hopeful Robert E. Sweeney and multiple district and party posts. Unopposed runners Judge Clifford F. Brown Douglas Colvin Maurice B. Smith also attend with several national and local reps represented.

Dem James D. Nolan Robert E. Cecile Robert E. Sweeney Leona Hackett Democratic Party Norwalk American Legion Hall Thomas R. King Robert Sawyer J. Grant

Pleads Guilty To Assault In Common Pleas Court

Rural Willard man Green Hall aged 36 pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Common Pleas Court for striking Eva Stamper on April 5. He received a six month Toledo Workhouse sentence but it was suspended and Hall placed on probation for five years.

Common Pleas Court Green Hall Eva Stamper Toledo Hall

Burglars Rob Collins Elevator Area

An early Tuesday break-in at the Collins Elevator was discovered by an employee. Entry occurred after 5:30 Monday. $258 in tools candy and tobacco were stolen from Thomas H. Beese of Berlin Heights. Deputies say burglars tried to force the safe but failed. Investigation ongoing.

Collins Thomas H. Beese Berlin Heights

Want A Better Job Read The Norwalk Reflector Help Wanted

A help wanted column from the Norwalk Reflector guides readers to seek better employment. It highlights available positions, suggests steps for applying, and notes local businesses seeking skilled workers.

Norwalk

Oklahoma Senate OKs festival bill for state stomps

The Oklahoma Senate sent to the House a bill funding 60 stomps dances and celebrations with 63 200 in total. It allocates 500 for the Rooster Day celebration at Broken Arrow and 250 for a Dune Buggy celebration at Little Sahara Park, signaling nearing adjournment.

Oklahoma City UPI Oklahoma Senate Broken Arrow Little Sahara Park

Kosygin offers Soviet aid in Apollo 13 rescue

Soviet Premier Kosygin offered Nixon full Soviet help for the Apollo 13 astronauts rescue. Two Russian merchant ships were ordered to the South Pacific splashdown area while Britain France and Italy prepared naval assets for possible diversions. Tass reported ships Academician Rykachev and Novopolotsk were redirected from Fiji and Australia to assist the mission.

Moscow UPI Alexei N. Kosygin Nixon South Pacific Harold Wilson Britain Indian Ocean France Italy Mediterranean Tass Timofei Guzhenko Academician Rykachev Novopolotsk Pacific Fiji Islands New Zealand Australia

Superior Coach Strike Ends At Norwalk Plant

A wildcat strike by 140 workers at Superior Coach Corp Norwalk plant ended at 3 30 p m Tuesday after company officials agreed not to discipline an employee who walked off the job. Harry Zadra said everyone including Robert Hunter is back on the job.

Wildcat Superior Coach Corp Harry Zadra Norwalk Jefferson Street Robert Hunter Zahra

No Signups Seen For Norwalk Fireman Test

Service Director William V. Mount said civil service exams for firemen will be held April with no applicants yet. Tests are open to ages 21 to 36 to join the Norwalk Fire Department and form an eligibility list. Other tests that day include policemen, sewage disposal personnel and water plant operator. The city will also create a list of volunteer firemen. applications and a physical are required, while volunteer tests are not civil service exams.

Mount Norwalk Fire Department Fire Department Civil Service

Standards Issued For Large Carpets Under New Act

Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans announced flammability standards for large carpets and rugs as the first rules under the Flammable Fabrics Act. The rules will appear in the Federal Register within days and take effect one year after publication.

Washington UPI Commerce Maurice H. Stans Stans Federal Register

Three Men Sentenced In County Court This Week

Three men faced jail terms and fines in County Court. Robert Baity of Canton, 27, received 10 days and 210 dollars in fines for driving without a license, with half the jail term and half the fine suspended if he obtains a license within 60 days. James D. Farrell, 19, Wakeman, also 10 days and 250 dollars in fines for driving without a license, with jail time and 150 dollars of the fine suspended if he secures a license by June 1. Jerry L. Tackett, 19, rural Willard, was fined 100 dollars and costs and given three days in jail for driving with a suspended license.

Robert Baity Canton Robert Wiedemann Baity James D. Farrell Wakeman Farrell Jerry L. Tackett Willard

New Mayor Price Woodard Leads Wichita City Government

Wichita native and lawyer Price Woodard, 51, was installed as mayor by commission acclamation today. The appointment makes Wichita the third largest U S city with a Black mayor, Woodard who joined the commission in 1967.

Wichita, Kan UPI Price Woodard United States Woodard

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