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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1969
Page
2
Results of the youth government day primary election for city auditor announce Tom Budziszewski Bob Bungard and Tom Cady elected from seven candidates. Plans for the French banquet May 15 were discussed at an after school meeting. Senior members plan a field trip to Pratt Castles and Seneca Caverns.
A fifth grader Wendy Ayers won a transistor radio in a school levy poster contest to promote a six mill levy in the South Central School district. Arbor Day program marked the event with 250 students present and a tree planting, as residents vote May 6 after two prior defeats.
A Wakeman girl and a Norwalk man were drivers in a minor Avery collision at 3 p.m. Friday. John E. Davis, 17, of 45 Spine Court, slowed to turn into Sandusky Imported Motor Sales. Coleen Kay Garner, 17, of Wakeman, trailing behind, could not stop and rear ended Davis. Deputies called damage very minor.
A 44 year old man Donald E Widmer was hospitalized in fair condition after his semi trailer left Route 20 five miles east of Route 601 and rolled over. He sustained a shoulder injury. Susan Loney 18 pleaded guilty in juvenile court to contributing to the delinquency of a minor Judge Russell T Antrim sentenced her to six months with five months suspended for good behavior and leaving the county Maplehurst School fifth and sixth graders performed an Arbor Day program Friday afternoon planting a buckeye tree and singing trees America the Beautiful and governor's proclamation
North Fairfield police referred a 14 year old boy to juvenile court after a Norwalk incident in which assistant manager Paul Maples said the youth attempted to pocket two plastic boxes of fishing sinkers worth $1.50 at T A Saveway supermarket.
Two accidents occurred at the Lamereaux and Huber Roads junction Friday night. Frederick Turnley, 18, suffered a fractured vertebra and was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. driver Richard Crall, 18, treated and released for a sprained back. James Ungerer, 22, faced reckless operation charges.
Margdet J Fochtman 18 described by former John Marshall High School dean Elanore Kosman as a quiet well behaved student. Fochtman was found shot to death in a dingy San Francisco hippie colony room with only mattresses as furniture. Two others Joseph Oswald 24 of Martinez California and Cindy Marie Taylor 21 of Daly City were found dead in the same room.
President Nixon assures Mrs. Richard F. Keyer Sr. of Xenia Ohio that her son Dennis did not die in vain in Vietnam. He received a letter from the American Deserters Committee in Sweden and called for respecting grief and privacy.
Marine Maj. Charles S. Robb returns from 13 months in Vietnam to reunite with his wife Lynda Bird Johnson and baby Lucinda Desha. The Johnson and Robb families gather at Dallas as Robb prepares to report to the Pentagon, with plans for a 30 day stay at the LBJ Ranch.
Frederick D. Spencer reports a cement block shattered his living room window around midnight at 5842 North Pleasant Street. Police found witnesses who described a car and a man throwing an object matching the suspect’s vehicle. Harkness denied involvement as Spencer filed a malicious destruction charge.
Avon Lake City Council was to consider an ordinance to formalize grievance procedures and recognize the Avon Lake Employer Association as bargaining agent. The measure stems from a tentative agreement approved by city employees ending a three day sick leave, involving police, fire, street, sanitation and other workers.
Bowling Green State University officials said they would deny a request from the Students for a Democratic Society to hold its national convention on campus this summer. The President's Advisory Council announced no formal request had been filed, but local SDS groups had sent out feelers. the council voted unanimously to deny access.
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