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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1966
Page
1
The Supreme Court ordered Hawaii to use a temporary reapportionment plan with 25 senators from eight districts based on registered voters. Justice Brennan cautioned the approach is not an all time rule for Hawaii or elsewhere.
The six mile High way 20 bypass near Norwalk sees earth movers resume work after a month on excavating. A J Baltes Inc. predicts the $5.5 million project will be roughed in by summer end with completion in November 1967 funded by a $500 million Ohio bond issue, with no federal participation.
Clearing with little temperature change high 54 to 64 in fair conditions. Cooler tonight with frost away from Lake Erie. low 30s. Tuesday remains fair and cooler. Sunrise 5 33 a m Sunset 7 18 p m. High Sunday 69 Low Sunday 41. Marriage license applications list multiple local residents including Arnold Edward Allen and Carol Dianne Springer. Birth announces Verl and family welcome a son. Roy E Stone 91 dies in New London.
Renoire Paul Comauxe also using the name Gordon Larfield Hayes faces larceny by trick in Huron County after allegedly deceiving Rev. Carson C. Wilson of the Willard Nazarene Church out of 82 dollars in December. Hearing panel includes Judges James McCrystal O Erie County O W Whitney Jr Delaware County and Robert J Vetter Huron County with George Ford defending.
A public meeting on city water resources and problems is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Production Credit Office Building in Norwalk. Speakers James Schmidt and Richard Cash of the Department of Natural Resources Division of Water will present. The Resource Development Committee arranged the session as part of a county study.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay chairman of the Republican national finance committee says he believes Michigan Governor George Romney is leading the field for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. A Library of Congress study suggests staggered four year terms for House members could lessen a new president's power by shifting members into two groups elected every two years.
A Sandusky man and a Huron woman were admitted to Memorial Hospital after their cars collided at 5 30 p m on U S 250 at Hull Road south of Sandusky. Harold Gundlach 67 is treated for back and rib injuries and Viola Hunt 44 has a knee cut a broken finger and chest injuries.
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia responded to four letters claiming he resigned in January 1966. He stated he intends to remain in office for twenty more years if the people wish it, and noted the notes came from varied anonymous signatures.
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