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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1972

Page

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Brown To Appeal Voting Machines Ruling in Ohio

Hardin County Common Pleas Judge Harry Kaylor ruled voting machines used in 27 Ohio counties unconstitutional because they cannot rotate candidate names on top. The decision, though binding only in Hardin County, could influence other counties before the November election. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said he would appeal, expecting to win. Huron County uses 85 machines with 20 more on lease. machines valued at about 1500 dollars each.

Kenton Ohio UPI Hardin County Common Pleas Harry Kaylor Ted W. Brown Columbus Huron County Automatic Voting Machine Co Jamestown N.Y Huron Ed Selfe Elections Board Leona Weisenberger Elections Office

Firecracker Blast Amputates Hand At I 80 Rest Stop

An Ohio teen lost his right hand and another suffered injuries when a powerful grand bomb firecracker exploded at a rest stop on Interstate 80 near Danville Pennsylvania. Carl R. Frank 18 Zanesville was admitted in satisfactory condition for amputation and facial and hand lacerations. Leo Schultz 18 Miami Florida was treated and released for an eye injury.

Danville UPI Ohio Here Carl R. Frank Zanesville Geisinger Medical Center Leo Schultz Miami Fla

Weather and life events from Norwalk area edition

Partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of thundershowers this afternoon. High in the lower 80s. Tonight and Saturday look warmer with showers or thundershowers possible. Lows in the 50s, Saturday highs in the mid 80s. Readings show 30 percent rain today, 40 percent tonight and Saturday. Winds from the south to southwest 8 to 15 mph. Norwalk highs 71, lows 45. Humidity at 7 am 93 percent, 1 pm 57 percent, 7 pm 52 percent. Precip none. Sun up 6:32, sun down 8:32. Moonrise 9:16, moonset 9:34. Births: Mr and Mrs David Souslin North Fairfield a boy. Mr and Mrs James Zellner Willard a girl. Marriage license: Craig E. Dawson Mansfield and Susan Kay Frankart Willard. Deaths: Olin F. Dunlap 93 New London. Goldie C. Metz 83 Norwalk.

Norwalk

Escaped convict born again with pardon in Ohio return

Walter Moser, 71, granted a pardon from Ohio after 35 years since escaping from London prison. He says the pardon makes him feel reborn and plans to visit his mother's grave in Houston where he rebuilt his life. He was wrongfully convicted of rape and insists he was not guilty, though he served time.

Houston UPI Walter Moser Moser State of Ohio London

Air Force Master Sergeant Guilty Of Spying

Air Force Master Sgt. Walter T. Perkins was found guilty by a military judge on five counts for stealing defense secrets and attempting to pass them to a Soviet agent. The 37-year-old, with 18 years service, faces up to 26 years in prison and a dishonorable discharge. defense raised alcoholism as a factor. The trial at Tyndall Air Force Base concluded with judge Col. Joe E. Peck delivering the verdict after a week without a jury.

Tyndall Air Force Base Fla API Air Force Walter T. Perkins Perkins Joe E. Peck Peck

Boy Nearly Hangs Self Guarded After Rescue

A seven year old boy dangled from a rope tied to a tree in Norwalk. Neighbors in the Bouscau Avenue duplex area watched as John Hutchinson revived him with chest compressions and mouth to mouth resuscitation. He was rushed to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in guarded condition. The boy, Mark Hoffman, reportedly said he planned to hang himself moments before the attempt. Hutchinson cut the rope free, and the boy regained a heartbeat before arrival at the hospital. The incident raised concerns about TV violence and its influence on children.

Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Mark T. Hoffman Mark Norwalk John Hutchinson Bouscau Ave Hans Hoffman Bouscau Kenny Blystone Hutchinson Barbara Blystone Kenny

Booster clubs seek volunteers to build Whitney Field bleachers

Norwalk booster clubs call for volunteers 16 and older to work 8 AM to 4 PM Saturday at Whitney Field. Jim Seitz says only a few show up. thousands of bolts must be checked as steel stands near completion for a 2,200 seat capacity before the Oldtimers game.

Norwalk Whitney Field Jim Seitz Seitz

County Bond Sale Pleases Officials for Norwalk Building Purchase

Huron County will issue 325000 in bonds to finance the Kingsley United building purchase. Clark Dodge bid 4.25 percent with 1337 premium. net interest 81892.11 over 10 years. Thirteen bids were received with premiums varying. auditors favored division among banks, but formal bids were required by attorneys.

Norwalk Clark, Dodge and Co., Inc Toledo Huron County Commissioners Kenneth Reed Kingsley United Denver Colo Reed Huron County Banking Co Ryan, Sutherland and Co Seasongood & Mayer Cincinnati Sweeney Cartwright McDonald and Co March and Co Roose Wade and Co Ball Burge and Kraus Sommers and Co Prescott, Merrill, Turben and Co Central National Bank Cleveland Squire, Sanders and Dempsey

Sheriff Lets Committee Talk Privately With Jailed Inmates

Norwalk Sheriff John Borgia says members of the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations may meet prisoners without him present if they wish. He notes he would have allowed visits earlier but no request was made, and the jail permits private talks with lawyers and ministers as well as correspondence. The committee members said they wanted private conversations, while Norris and others defended inmate rights and access, with Borgia stressing confinement over punishment and noting medical care is provided promptly.

John Borgia Norwalk Mayor's Committee On Human Relations Borgia Reflector David Moore Bill Baines Martha Brown Donald Norris Willard Neighborhood Norris Huron County

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Brown Fonda Welcomes Probe Los Angeles Jane Fonda Justice Department Hanoi Miss Fonda Washington House Internal Security Committee Belfast Falls Road David Souslin North Fairfield F -T Hospital James Zellner Willard F-T Hospital Craig E. Dawson Mansfield Susan Kay Frankart Olin F. Dunlap New London Goldie C. Metz Sen Thomas F. Eagleton Hazel Swanson St. Louis UPI Telephoto Wilson Maurer FBI California Travis Air Force Base Henry Rothblatt Rothblatt Tyndall National Defense Mark Hoffman Douglas Colvin North West Street Ohio Edison Co
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