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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
3
Police report five windows damaged in a shed behind a house at 17 Rose Ave owned by Alfred C. Bignall. Paint was smeared, garden tool heads missing, and a telephone box was ripped from Melvin Blackburn’s home in a separate incident.
A reader asks if Medicare covers only part of bills. Answer confirms after a $60 annual deductible Medicare pays 80 percent of reasonable charges unless the doctor accepts assignment. patient pays 20 percent. Another reader asks about dialysis coverage starting July 1 and how to apply. guidance directs contacting Social Security offices for eligibility.
Donald J. Simons began his first day as plant manager in Norwalk succeeding Arthur H. Gassman who retires after 45 years in the canning industry. Simons had been plant superintendent since 1951 and hails from Washington Court House where he ran a Stokely leased plant. Gassman recalls the plant’s varied ownership from Pressing Canning Co. to Standard Brands and to Stokely-Van Camp, noting shifts from hand to automated work and changing product lines over the decades.
Area residents saved over 300000 for holiday shopping across two local banks. Huron County Banking Co reported 1642 Christmas Club accounts at Norwalk and New London branches with checks totaling 251260. Home Savings and Loan Co had 549 savers receiving 55121. Citizens National Bank lacks figures due to computer center use.
Four young men involved in a single car crash on Ohio 4 south of Mason Road are to be charged with narcotics violations. Thomas E. Harley 23 of Port Clinton is accused of driving while intoxicated and three passengers face marijuana and felony narcotics counts. The driver and the Fremont pair Terry L. Tillie 22 and David A. DeVito 18 are to be charged with possession of marijuana while Joseph W. Sidoti 21 faces a felony narcotics charge.
The city will solicit bids to repair a seepage damaged section of the Lower Reservoir wall south of the dike area that collapsed July 5 1969. A Cleveland firm warns seepage could create a pipe inside the dike risking failure. Engineers suggest adding crushed stone or slag to the toe of the dike.
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