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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1967
Page
3
Norwalk High School marching band adds white gloves and plans sharper routines for fall. Director David Pinkerton says the group will feature faster marching and weave-style movements for street parades, with practice sessions daily at junior high and high school.
Over the weekend multiple injuries sent people to Fisher-Titus Hospital. Hoyt Lolla broke his wrist after a skate board fall and received an arm cast before release. Others include a fishhook in the head of Lawrence Mohrmann and a nose injury to Debbie Conney from baton play.
Gunfire raked a march by coconut farmers and wives in Acapulco, killing five and wounding at least 25. Police detained about 180 as witnesses described bodies at the union headquarters and panicked crowds. Both sides blamed the other as shooting began inside and outside the hall near Acapulco Bay.
Ohio radio enthusiasts gathered at the Huron County Fairgrounds for the fifth annual CB'ers Jam boree. They camped, cooked barbeque, danced, and compared and viewed equipment sponsored by the Sheriff's Huron County Emergency Net, Inc.
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce members circulate petitions to place a city charter issue on the ballot needing 361 signatures. Richard Mutz calls a Tuesday luncheon at Elks Country Club to report on petitioners. The ballot also includes US Charter Commission candidates who would draft the charter within a year for voter approval.
Local 549 United Auto Workers approved a strike next month if national officers deem it necessary as GM Fisher Body Plant in Mansfield faces contract expiry. About 96.5 percent of 2700 members voted, with exact totals not released. The local had earlier held wildcat strikes threatening other GM plants.
Huron County sheriff reports burglars entered Herbert Allen's garage on Townline Road Friday night and stole about 500 dollars worth of equipment. Missing items include a tool box, two fishing tackle boxes, a drill with bits, a box of .22 shells, tractor gasoline, and roughly 150 dollars in miscellaneous tools.
The case against Park Ernst Berger of Route 250 south resumes in Huron County Court before Judge Robert J. Wiedemann. The Hur on County Health Department accuses him of operating a licenseless trailer park and starting sewage work without permits. The trial was continued for a week and will resume Saturday.
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