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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1970
Page
2
New York story explains CIA style code cracking for shoppers. It outlines four digit numbers on meats and bread indicating spoilage dates and when items should be pulled or discounted. It notes letter and number codes and debates open dating laws in Congress while urging consumers to decipher shelf labeling.
Frank Ireland and wife appeal Lyme Township Zoning Appeals decision restricting how a 1.53 acre parcel along Ohio 113 can be divided. The board requires an east west split with 150 foot Meyers Road frontage per parcel and bans selling the home at the current site. The couple seeks court restraint claiming the ruling is unreasonable.
A 17 year old Norwalk boy, Michael P. Baldwin, was charged with improper starting from a parked position after his car struck the right side of Lewis C. Greilich’s vehicle near the Norwalk Theatre. Baldwin said he waited for a truck to pass before pulling into the lane and that Greilich changed lanes unexpectedly. Inclusive: Donald W. Harrington was cited for improper backing after his car rolled into another car on East Main Street and Woodlawn Avenue, damaging a small European car.
A 760 square mile oil slick blamed on Mayport Naval Station dumping may reach the Florida East Coast between St. Augustine and Cape Kennedy. Gov. Kirk urged an immediate Navy inquiry and emergency cleanup crews on standby as Rear Adm. Heyworth orders a review of dumping procedures.
Two 12-volt batteries valued at 50 dollars were reported stolen from a fork lift truck at the Northern Ohio Telephone Co. storage yard on Jefferson Street. The truck belongs to Chicago Precast Co. The telephone company rents the yard.
Markets steady with cattle and calves firm. Prime cattle 28.50 to 29, hogs 16.25 to 17 for 220 pounds, sheep and lambs up 50 cents with prime spring lambs 23.50 to 25, ewes 4 to 10. Cattle parts include various grades and price bands, buyers steady on demand.
GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL DISCHARGES Mrs James Schaffer Monroeville. FISHER TITUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Owen Anderson Rhinelander Wis Mrs Marian Luxon New London Mrs Sandra Brown Norwalk Master Eric Krull Monroeville Dennis Justi Monroeville Mrs Thelman Stoddard Norwalk Mrs Ivadel Myers New London Lester Todd Greenwich Barbara Carpenter Norwalk Mrs Margaret Missler Norwalk Oscar Vince North Fairfield Mrs Heidi Bohn Norwalk Master Scott West Norwalk Mrs Yvonne Navin Norwalk Mrs Bertha Goodman Norwalk Otto Lieber Norwalk Ernest Davis Norwalk SANDUSKY ADMISSIONS Mrs Mary Mills Green Springs Mrs Arthur Traxler Norwalk Mrs Frank Hohenstein Milan DISCHARGES Richard Roose Collins Otis Carte Monroeville
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