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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
1
Columbus police and OSU Police refused comment on a report of illegal narcotics circulating near the university. The Columbus Dispatch said federal agents and city police were investigating drug traffic on campus.
Pope Paul VI announced the Ecumenical Council’s conclusion from a scarlet throne in St. Peter's Square before nearly 200,000 worshippers. He called the assembly immense and extraordinary and declared the council is now finally closed with a message of peace to the world.
UPI reports hundreds of Russians demonstrated outside the U S Embassy in Moscow against American Viet Nam policy. Police were stationed around the building following prior riots as demonstrators from clubs factories and offices formed orderly lines toward Sadivoaya Ring Boulevard. A separate report from Columbus notes John McElroy Gov Rhodes top aide predicting Ohio reapportionment cases reach the U S Supreme Court within three to four weeks as filing nears Feb 3.
Partly cloudy through tonight with warmer today and little temperature change tonight. High 40 to 47, low 25 to 30. Thursday fair and a bit warmer. Marriage license: Jon Shan Mick Savannah and Marge Ann Eldridge Steuben. Births: Ross Clark Attica son. Daniel Hampton Willard son. Gailord Doty Bellevue daughter. Richard Rees Willard son. David Powers New London son.
Monroeville voters pass an eight mill levy with 627 yes and 269 no from 903 ballots in a special election. The renewal adds 4.5 mills plus a 3.5 mill increase to fund five years of operations amid a 21 percent enrollment rise, with broad precinct support except Norwalk Township north.
Mayor Frey urges one way flow on Seminary and Monroe streets to ease congestion. Police Committee to study the proposal after earlier one way attempts failed due to left turns and bottlenecks. Meanwhile Willard man Robert Mitchener, 49, dies in a house fire on Washburn Road. fire officials determine death accidental.
A Lorain County Common Pleas Court jury enters the second day of a trial over the appropriation of land owned by Fred Heisler for the Norwalk bypass right of way. Judge LeRoy F. Kelly presides.
State Highway Patrol reports a two car crash on Tuesday night near a site linked to a past fatal wreck. Irma Hines, 44, of Lexington, was in the east bound lane when Patricia Rospert attempted to pass a semi and collided head on with Hines. A third passenger in Rospert’s car and a shetland pony died as a fire broke out under a truck hood.
Firefighters were called at 7 35 p m Tuesday after sparks from a burning barrel set leaves and grass ablaze behind 57 and 59 Parsons Street. In addition a seven month old Shetland pony was struck and killed on Rt 162 east by Carl Balduff 25 of rural North Fairfield. Balduff was not cited. Patrolmen reported a fire under the hood of William Claus 37 of rural Milan on Rt 250 caused by insulation burning and oil ignition.
Representatives from Huron and Erie counties attended the Regional Anti Poverty Conference at Bowling Green State University. County officials included Huron County Commissioner Arthur Leak Arthur Herner Don Robertson and Erie County chairman S A Robinson Jr. A subcommittee was to meet that night.
North Fairfield officers recovered stolen loot valued at several hundred dollars from a school and a home. Two brothers aged 12 and 14 led investigators to eight or nine Christmas gifts, a $100 savings bond and $50 cash hidden in their bedroom after a 12:30 a.m. burglary. The youths were remanded to Huron County Juvenile Court.
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports Huron County had the biggest drop among Ohio's 88 counties in motor vehicle license revenues for the year ending March 1. Deputy registrar Katherine Dombart attributes the decline to fewer truck and trailer plates as trucks are plated in their base states.
Efforts to merge the Huron County Bellevue Willard and Norwalk chapters of the American Red Cross move forward. Twenty three Huron County directors unanimously approve the merger proposed to form the Firelands Chapter serving Bellevue Plymouth Willard and surrounding areas. Directors of Bellevue and Willard chapters indicate approval and further meetings are planned.
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