Norwalk Furniture to Start $2 Million Plant Construction
Norwalk Furniture Corporation begins earth moving Monday for a new 225000 square foot plant between Route 18 and the Route 20 bypass east of Norwalk. The project, contracted to Cunningham Limp Co of Birmingham Michigan, aims for completion by December 28.
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Norwalk Furniture Corporation
Route 18
Route 20
Norwalk
Cunningham-Limp Co
Birmingham
Mich
Norwalk Furniture
John R. Gerken,Jr
Newton
League Streets
Gerken
William H. Kritzer
Cunningham-Limp
Kritzer
Eugene Doughty
Milan Council votes to buy Dorr police cruiser
In a special emergency session Milan Council approved a three to two purchase of a police cruiser from Dorr Chevrolet to replace the wrecked unit. Porter Ford protested, claiming a lower price by $50, and noting a verbal agreement prior to bid receipt.
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Milan
Dorr Chevrolet
Paul Hite
Porter Ford
Dorr
Robert Wikel
Safety Committee
Wikel
Louis Weiss
Charles Bravard
Robert Bickley
Donald Day
Hite
Weiss
Ford
Chevrolet
Bob Wikel
James Knalley
Norwalk Weather and Local Life Notices
Mostly sunny this morning then cloudy with cooler highs in the 50s. Rain possible tonight and Sunday with upper 30s to 50s. precipitation 10 to 60 per cent. Norwalk high 74 and low 30. winds light north to east. Marriage licenses for Baum and Trotter. Jacobs and Stogner. Births: Hale and Lund families. Deaths: Berk, Frye, Arnold, Trace.
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Norwalk
Robert L. Baum
Jacqueline R. Trotter
Richard J. Jacobs
Lucille E. Stogner
Paul Hale
Wakeman
Sandusky Fire Bombing and Vandalism Ravage City
In Sandusky a fire at the Neighborhood Opportunity Center and widespread vandalism produced injuries and heavy property damage. A firebomb hit Hunter Motor Co and multiple downtown businesses suffered shattered windows as police rushed to the scene. One 16 year old and Judy Baumann were among those injured. the arson case involved a 1969 Pontiac set ablaze at Vogue Lounge.
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Sandusky
Fifth Street
Community Action Commission
Police Department
Market Street
Klaus Motor Company
Water Street
Markley’s
Belmont Cafe
E. Market Street
Hunter Motor Co
Carol Turinsky
Marblehead
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Judy A. Baumann
Parma
Judy Baumann
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky Fire Department
Vogue Lounge
Cleveland Rd
Sandusky Neighborhood
Five Pacts Up For Vote At Norwalk City Council
Norwalk City Council will consider two emergency services contracts with nearby townships including mutual fire protection agreements and ambulance service arrangements. Public hearings are set for zoning actions on a 110 acre Price development and Norwalk Furniture annexation with an 8:15 and 8:30 schedule, per Monday Reflector.
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Norwalk
Director of Public Service and Safety
Robert Price
Norwalk Furniture Corporation
Viet Cong encircles Takeo advances toward Phnom Penh
Viet Cong forces surround the Takeo province capital and push within 22 miles of Phnom Penh as Cambodian officials report 100 Vietnamese civilians killed and 20 wounded in the Takeo fighting. Troops also clash to recapture Prasaut, a village abandoned to Cambodians.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Takeo
Prasaut
Nightcrawler Seekers Caught by Police on Garden Street
A Garden Street resident alerted police after spotting flashlights in the backyard on Thursday night. Officers arrived and apprehended about six youngsters described as culprits, reportedly hunting for nightcrawlers.
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Garden Street
Sunday To Fight Cancer Drive Seeks 600 to 700 Collectors
The 1970 Cancer Crusade will see 600 to 700 workers collecting Sunday afternoon, led by Dr. N M Camardese. Sunday marks the campaign’s peak though the drive continues through April. Contributions may be mailed to Huron County Cancer Society Rural Route 1 New London.
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N.M
Camardese
County Cancer Society
Huron County Cancer Society
New London
Classes On At Miami St
Miami University President Phillip R. Shriver said classes would continue after a strike tied to a Friday demonstration. About 5,500 students joined the action sparked by the Black Student Action Association and the Committee of Concerned Whites, demanding amnesty for 170 arrested and suspensions.
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Oxford, Ohio
UPI
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Black Student Action Association
Shriver
Teens Clean Up Paint At Memorial Lake Spillway
A group of about a dozen teens and friends spent a morning scrubbing latex paint from the Memorial Lake spillway after local officials warned they would press charges if the decorations were not removed. They used a solvent and wire brushes while some letters washed away in the rain. several girls wore shorts as they worked despite cool morning air.
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Memorial Lake Spillway
Reservoir
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Thomas Lund
W. Main St
Girl
Margaret H. Berk
Charles B. Frye
Tampa
Fla
Hugh Samuel Arnold
Florence A. Trace
Whittlesey Ave
Virginia Patton
Miami St