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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
9
A UPI analysis complains the Tony awards miss the mark by ignoring curtain pulling. The author recalls Sir Archibald Tugg and argues curtains set mood more than performers. without technical tributes the Tonys cannot rival the Oscars.
Gov George Romney received a $1 traffic ticket while visiting Grand Rapids city officials and Mayor Chris Sonneveldt for urban problems. A meter maid issued the citation in a no parking zone in front of City Hall despite Romney's car and its license plate.
Milan reports 495 in traffic fines for March. Charles G. Bravard notes the sum to village council. Wiseman and Beidelman each fined 220 for lack of physical control. Souslin charged reckless operation fined 35. Reidy fined 20 for speeding. Willard Youth Memorial names officers John Hadamson president Andrew Reiderman vice president Mrs Dale Williams secretary Jack Hansen treasurer John Jacob past president program chairman. Milan proclaims Secretaries Week and plans Northeastern District Mayors meeting May 19 at Milan Inn.
Tornado-struck regions in Kentucky and Ohio seek federal relief after a 125 mile path caused 13 deaths and millions in damages. Governors Nunn and Rhodes urge disaster designation for Falmouth Clermont and Scioto counties while curfews and rescue efforts continue.
The Ohio Historical Society releases a 46 page color booklet titled Ohio’s Official Symbols detailing the state’s bird the Cardinal state gem Ohio flint the Buckeye as state tree the scarlet carnation as state flower and tomato juice as state beverage Copies cost 1 25 plus tax from the Ohio Historical Society Columbus 43210 In Dayton the City Commission will consider a redirection of a west side street to Martin Luther King Blvd and Mayor Hall suggests Germantown or Summit Street as the new name.
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