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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1970
Page
10
Mayor Harold E. Finch seeks applicants to fill three vacancies on the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations, now 11 members, with Rev. Jesse Bradford resigning due to poor health. Appointments run two years, contact Finch's office. Regular meeting 8 p.m. Thursday in City Council Chambers, housing remains the major project.
Miriam Hargrave, a 62 year old from Harrogate, England, finally passed her driving test on her 40th attempt. She spent over $720 on lessons and cannot afford to buy a car after the long ordeal.
The sheriff department will provide police work at the Huron County Fair this year. Sheriff John Borgia issued a friendly reminder that hazing and school initiations are not allowed on fairgrounds. Anyone involved or permitting hazing will be asked to leave to prevent accidents and clothing damage.
Washington reports a proposed federal amendment seeks a 13 million dollar bonus for Ohio for waste treatment plant construction and financing. Rep Harsha notes the measure clarifies administration intent and extends reimbursements for pre enactment projects. The bill adds a revised allocations formula and earmarks 600 million for reimbursements and four billion over four years for grants.
New London artist John Guthrie presents a clay sculpture of Astronaut Neil Armstrong inspired by a NASA photo. The piece emphasizes the moon as a rugged lonely surface with a helmet motif and is set for display in Sandusky this fall.
A pickup driven by James A. Elmer 38 Breezewood collided with a car driven by Michael A. Laux 47 Parsons after Elmer reportedly ran a red light. Elmer was cited for failure to yield the right of way. He claimed he stopped for a flashing red light before proceeding.
In Cleveland on Monday Republican Robert Taft Jr and Democrat Howard Metzenbaum agreed to cap U S Senate campaign expenditures for radio and TV at seven cents per voter. They discussed a joint campaign and televised debates while proposing independent accounting overseers.
Wichita Kansas UPI report says Ralph Winegarner, 60, former major leaguer, has been named administrative director by the National Baseball Congress. Winegarner played five seasons with the Cleveland Indians as an outfielder, third baseman and pitcher.
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