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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1975
Page
2
Kiwanis Club will pay Loudenslager 700 to perform an Aug 24 air show in Norwalk. Admission will be charged to fund community youth activities. Loudenslager, a rising aerobatic star, is known for inverted spins and the inverted ribbon trick.
Nearly 200 student volunteers from St Paul High School Norwalk High School and others will canvass Norwalk Tuesday evening to raise Dollars for Scholars funds. They will gather at St Paul Elementary at 5 30 p m and ring doors from 6 to 8 p m.
Antiwar activist Tom Hayden, known for his Chicago Seven trial, says he may seek a U S Senate seat on the Democratic ticket rather than as an independent or third party candidate in a possible 1970 race.
Ohio trooper Ron Hoeft earned an ace for recovering five stolen cars this year. He arrested Otis W. Adams in Lorain County after spotting a thiefed Cadillac and a Cougar on the Turnpike near Vermilion Plaza. Adams, 23, faced auto theft and drunken driving charges. Laverne Brown, 41, was cited for speeding. Hoeft believes a professional ring operated the thefts.
Charles Smith 88 of Ontario Street suffered minor injuries in a two car collision at West League and State streets when Richard Justice 23 hit a truck driven by James Schaffer 23 who pulled from State Street. Smith declined treatment. Schaffer charged with failure to yield and Justice with unsafe vehicle.
A new Marion County mental health center is slated for completion in October adjacent to Marion General Hospital. Total cost is 344140 with state funding 172070 and 19300 already paid for land. The facility will offer outpatient diagnostic and counseling services and include a day hospital occupying about one third of floor space.
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