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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1970

Page

8

Riverboat Bill Moves Toward Senate Action on Delta Queen

A bill to exempt the Delta Queen from safety laws and let the last overnight riverboat operate advances to the Senate floor. Senators Baker Cook and Saxbe rally support while urging a strong Senate vote to ensure House passage. Critics warn grounding could come November 2 if no exemption is granted.

Washington UPI Senate Howard H. Baker Jr D- Tenn Marlow W. Cook William B. Saxbe Ohio House United States Cook Coast Guard Department of Transportation Lee H. Hamilton Cind Transportation Department William Muster Green Line Steamers, Inc Robert H. Mollohan D- W. Va

Mayor’s Court Dispositions in Norwalk

Franklin D. Rapp of Sandusky fined 10 and 7 costs for failure to yield. Mark W. Catalano of 33 N Old State Rd fined 10 and 7 costs for failure to yield. James L. Smith of 22 Bank St fined 22 bond forfeiture for speeding. William H. Christian of 324 W Main St fined 10 and 7 costs for cutting in. Frederick A. Skinn of rural Norwalk speeding fined 10 and 7 costs. Mark H. McGuckin of 65 Cline St. drunk driving fined 200 and 7 costs with reckless driving 25 and 7 costs. Raymond C. Baker of North Fairfield bond forfeiture for red light violation 17. David N. Lesle of Berea fined 17 bond. Richard D. Lahman of Plymouth bond forfeiture for failure to yield. Douglas A. More of 59 E Elm Sr drunk driving fined 200. Paul J. Gross of 297 E Main St failure to stop bond forfeiture 17. Jean C. Remy of 110 Benedict Ave red light. Laura M. Smith of Milan speeding 15 and 7. Timothy Noggle of Burbank permitting unlicensed driver 25 and 7. Elmer E. Sanford of 6 Corwin failure to yield.

Norwalk Franklin D. Rapp Sandusky Mark W. Catalano N. Old State Road James L. Smith Bank St William H. Christian W. Main St Frederick A. Skinn Mark H. McGuckin Cline St Raymond C. Baker North Fairfield David N. Lesle Berea Richard D. Lahman Plymouth Douglas A. More E. Elm Sr Paul J. Gross E. Main St Jean C. Remy Benedict Ave

Truck Sideswipes Car After Backing on East Seminary Street

A truck driven by Donald A. Warners of 155 E Main St collided with a car driven by Dale Kuiesza of 9 W League after Warners failed to see the car Monday afternoon off East Seminary Street. No injuries are reported.

East Seminary Street Donald A. Warners E. Main St Dale Kuiesza W. League

Joseppi's Files For D-2 Permit

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control received an application by Elma B. Borgia on July 20 to issue a D-2 permit for Joseppi's Real Italian Foods at 54 E. Main St to sell beer and wine for on premise and carryout. No injuries reported in a separate accident where Paul J. Gross collided with Mrs. Estill Bryant's rear.

Columbus Ohio Department of Liquor Control Joseppi Real Italian Foods E. Main St Elma B. Borgia Manson LaBianca Paul Fitzgerald Sharon Tate Charles Tex’’ Watson Charles Manson

Perry, CAC Group To Meet on August 13

George Perry, Norwalk High School principal, will speak at the Grassroots meeting set for August 13 at 7 30 p m at the Senior Center. He will discuss the school's gym suit requirements and take questions from attendees.

George Perry Norwalk High School Perry

Nixon Remarks Prompt Manson Lawyers To Demand Mistrial

President Nixon said Manson was guilty in the Tate case prompting Manson defense to seek a mistrial on grounds a fair trial is impossible. Judge Older declined ruling as defense moves to dismiss charges, whileKasabian testimony continued under intense cross examination.

Manson Ronald Hughes Paul Fitzgerald Charles Manson Nixon Denver Tate-LaBianca UPI Los Angeles Tate Superior Court Charles H. Older Washington Gary Hinman Tate- LaBianca Linda Kasabian

Weekend Two Hit and Run Incidents Reported

Police recorded two hit and run incidents over the weekend. A WLKR radio porch beam buckled after a Sunday impact. Blanche Hall reported a non stopping car struck her parked vehicle Saturday after 5 p.m. Naomi Burrill said her car scraped a parked vehicle on East Main Street.

WLKR Blanche E. Hall Prospect St Naomi G. Burrill Stoutenburg

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Multiple Facilities

Lists of admissions and discharges at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and Good Samaritan along with entries for Sandusky and Tiffin area facilities. Names include Eugene Fichtel Sarah Hippler Hazel Ryden Andrea Ott John Osterland Rose Ryan Bessie Anderson Crystal Kuhlman and many others with numerous patient movements.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Eugene Fichtel Vermilion Sarah Hippler Berlin Heights Hazel Ryden Norwalk Andrea Ott Collins John Osterland New London Rose Ryan Denver Colo Bessie Anderson Crystal Kuhlman Sandusky Memorial Hospital John Fleming Michael Lugtig John Mills George Cunningham Richard Souslin Milan Roger Hall Monroeville Gregory Spettle Robert Strick Good Samaritan Gordon Adams Debra

Rating System Notes For Ohio Movies

The document explains a movie rating scheme used in Ohio with categories G General A M Mature and A Restricted ratings. It also lists film titles and age advisories and credits Sheriff John Borgia as the source of the suggested ratings.

Ohio John Borgia

Cleveland Orchestra musicians reject three year contract

Musicians of the Cleveland Orchestra voted 84 to 14 against a three year contract proposal from the Musical Arts Association.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland Orchestra The Musical Arts Association

McDonald Named Aid to Gilligan Campaign

Ohio House Minority Leader John C. McDonald of Newark is named special assistant to John J. Gilligan's campaign manager Mark Shields. McDonald will handle research liaison with legislative candidates and special assignments. He became minority leader in 1966 at age 29, the youngest floor leader in state history.

Columbus UPI Ohio House John C. McDonald John J. Gilligan Mark Shields McDonald Gilligan House Ohio

Quickies and Local Notes From Aug 3 and Nearby

Jerry Simon available by appointment or walk in at Joe's Barber Shop 28 Whittlesey Ave. Red Haven peaches and assorted produce at Swabley's Fruit Farm Route 61 east open daily till 9 p.m. Ace Paving and sidewalk repair. Dance at St Pauls Social Hall tonight 8 to 11:30 hosted by NHS Sophomore class 75 cents. Mrs. Clarence A Barr of Brooksville Fla., former Norwalk resident, a patient at Hernando County Hospital Brooksville Fla.

Jerry Simon Joe’s Whittlesey Ave Red Haven Swabley’s Route St. Paul's Social Hall NHS Dawson Creek Clarence A. Barr Brooksville, Fla Norwalk Hernando County Hospital Brooksville Fla

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