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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1971

Page

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Mrs. Rosemeier Ordered to Return $18,000 in Stock Gain

Cincinnati report states Mrs. Julia Rosemeier profited 18 000 from selling Santa Fe stock bought at 10 cents a share. Ohio Company claimed overpayment after mistaking Santa Fe stock for California Santa Fe Corp. She had paid off her mortgage. judge ruled she must repay and get 500 for expenses.

Cincinnati UPI Julia Rosemeier Rosemeier Colorado Santa Fe, Inc Ohio Company Columbus Santa Fe. Corp California

Little Honofre Angel Dies After Acute Rabies Battle

In Oakland a six year old, Honofre Angel, died at 2 30 a m after a 26 day coma from a dog bite in Mexico. If he had lived he would have joined six year old Matthew Winkler of Lima Ohio as the only known survivor of acute rabies. Matthew sent Honofre a get well card and small gifts.

Oakland Calif UPI Honofre Angel Mexico Matthew Winkler Lima Ohio Matthew

Cleveland Woman Survives 110-Foot Bridge Plunge Into River

A 29 year old Cleveland woman leaped 110 feet from the Detroit Superior Bridge into the Cuyahoga River and survived. A passerby pulled her from the water as she cried Why cant I die. The rescuer Bernie Larsen reported she suffered no apparent injuries and was taken to Lutheran Hospital.

Cleveland UPI Detroit Superior Bridge Cuyahoga River Bernie Larsen Lutheran Hospital

Black students seize Wilmington College administration building

About 25 to 30 black students seized the Wilmington College administration building to press demands for more financial aid for Negro students. Public relations director William McDonald said the group entered before offices opened, locked doors, and moved offices while classes continued peacefully.

Wilmington, Ohio UPI Wilmington College William McDonald McDonald

Antiwar veterans end Mall campout with medal protest at Capitol

Anti war veterans began breaking up a five day Washington Mall campsite and prepared to remove debris by midday. The movement climaxed with a symbolic tossing of combat medals into a body bag at the Capitol while a cleanup crew followed a Supreme Court order barring the campout.

Washington UPI Mall Capitol Vietnam Veterans Against the War Capitol Hill Supreme Court

Local Weather and Civic Notices for Norwalk Area

Mostly sunny and cool today and Saturday with highs mid 50s to low 60s. Norwalk temps peak at 55 and dip to 30 with near zero precipitation today and 10 percent tonight and Saturday. Marriage license applications list James T Theisen and Alice J Pifer, Raymond J Haynes and Margaret P Foland. Births note a boy for Mr and Mrs Douglas Barman. Deaths include Dolly Munger 84 Berlin Heights and Grover Johns 78 Milan.

Norwalk James T. Theisen U.S. Navy Alice J. Pifer Monroeville Raymond J. Haynes Margaret P. Foland Dolly Munger Berlin Heights Grover Johns Milan

Kerry Testifies on Vietnam War as Veterans Urge Pullout

Former Lt John Kerry, 27, Waltham MA, testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with Vietnam Veterans Against the War about the war in Indochina. He says veterans feel used and demand disengagement, recounting a comrade’s death and wartime costs at home.

Washington UPI Senate Foreign Relations Committee America Vietnam Stuart Symington D-Mo John Kerry Waltham Mass Congress Indochina Kerry Yale Navy River Patrol Vietnam Veterans Against the War United States

Lima State Hospital inmates freed after ruling none were insane

Lima State Hospital inmates held for a total of 153 years were released by Allen County Probate Court Judge David O. Steiner after psychiatrists determined none were insane. The five men had been confined since periods ranging from 22 to 41 years.

Lima, Ohio UPI Allen County David O. Steiner Lima State Hospital Steiner T.J. Reshetylo Winchester Ohio Columbus Franklin County Cleveland State Hospital Middletown Reshetylo

No Opposition To New Food Permits

About 50 people attended a very successful meeting on proposed food establishment regulations by the Huron County Board of Health. Dr. George Linn said attendees were grocers and other food handlers. the rules require licensing and inspections for all organizations handling food and extend Health Department authority beyond food servers, with third reading set for May 6.

Huron County Board of Health George Linn

Stage Manager Sues Hotel Over Pick Carter Fire Deaths

Russell Carlson, stage manager for Hair, sues the Pick Carter Hotel for 1.31 million dollars claiming negligence in the April 13 blaze that killed his wife Carol Anne 23 and daughter Corinne Susan 1 along with six others. The suit in Cuyahoga County asks 1 million dollars in punitive damages.

Cleveland UPI Hair Pick Carter Hotel Russell Carlson Carol Anne Corinne Susan Cuyahoga County

Priests Split Over Celibacy in Cleveland Diocese

In Cleveland the Catholic Diocese clergy approved a 215 to 212 resolution saying married men could serve as priests, while a 307 to 121 vote rejected allowing marriage. They urged dignity for those leaving priestly life and will present results to Bishop Issenmann. The five part resolution linked celibacy to ongoing sexual attitudes in the clergy.

Cleveland UPI Clarence G. Issenmann

Fremont and Defiance Pique Free Downtown Parking Promises

Fremont offers free parking in downtown and shopping centers supported by voluntary assessments from businesses. The program, run by the Chamber of Commerce, aims to expand with more lots while Defiance started in 1963 with 122 free spaces funded by a 20 year four mill assessment, planning future meters or gates and a downtown renewal.

Richard Maier Fremont Chamber of Commerce Maier Steve Dix Dix Terry Elberson Defiance Chamber of Commerce Defiance Chamber Elberson

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Iron Mountain Mich Police and Fire Commission Phil Rahoi Rahoi City Commission Walter Quillico Mrs Douglas Barman F-T Star Veterans Hospital New York J. William Fulbright D-Ark Ann Davies Laurie Dussing National Library Week By Janet Conway Defiance Defiance
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