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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1966

Page

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City School Election What If Levy Fails in Norwalk

Norwalk voters face a special election on a five mill levy that funds the 1966 program. Officials say a 169000 raise is needed to avoid a 109000 deficit in 1967 and may trigger an economy program with unspecified cutbacks if the levy fails. Board president Dale Olsen and Superintendent S R Corbin caution against detailing specific cuts.

Norwalk Board of Education Dale Olsen Citizens’ Committee For the Norwalk Board of Education Olsen The Reflector

United States to Orbit Biosatellite for Space Life Study

Cape Kennedy reports the United States will launch a 940 pound Biosatellite seven feet long to test space flight effects on plants and animals. The craft includes a 240 pound specimen capsule with insects and plants aboard. Miami Beach based report notes the National Council of Churches pushes for a unilateral halt to bombing and risk actions to spur Viet Nam peace talks.

Cape Kennedy UPS United States Federal Space Agency Miami Beach

France and Soviet Union blame U.S. Viet Nam policy

In Paris France and the Soviet Union charged that outside intervention has driven the Vietnam War to grave proportions. A joint declaration by President de Gaulle and Premier Kosygin warned the conflict could spread beyond Vietnam and threaten world peace.

Paris UPI France Soviet Union U.S Viet Nam Southeast Asia Charles de Gaulle Alexei N. Kosygin

Greek ferry disaster blamed on unsecured refrigerator truck

An investigating committee found that a plastic crate backed by an unsecured refrigerator truck rammed cargo doors during a storm, causing Thursday's Greek ferry disaster. The ACLU of Greater Cleveland warns that public school Christmas carols may violate the U.S. Constitution due to church state separation concerns.

Athens UPI Cleveland The American Civil Liberties Union of Greater ACLU

Weather sketch and civil notices in brief

Cloudy with occasional rain through Saturday and a cooler shift with highs around 42 to 52. Overnight low 36 to 45. Sunrise 7 42 a m Sunset 4 58 p m. Thursday highs near 68 and lows near 48. Marriage license applications listed for Phillip A Urbansky and Faith A Shamel with locations and occupations. Birth announcement for Mr and Mrs Lanny Gilbert of Monroeville a son. Death of O Claude Hungerford aged 66 of Water Town New York.

Norwalk Schools Face 1967 Deficit Without New Levy

Norwalk schools exhausted their cash cushion and anticipate a deficit of 281 950 in 1967 if the five mill levy is not approved. Officials say 1 352 650 from existing taxes and state funds may remain, while expenses rise to 1 634 600, dipping into carryover funds and balance, with 109 265 needed beyond current funds.

Norwalk Board of Education

Strangler Suspect Held After Sixth Cincinnati Slaying

An 81 year old woman, Lula Kerrick, was found strangled in the Brittany Apartments service elevator, the sixth such killing in Cincinnati attributed to the strangler. Police traced a suspect by an automobile license and noted a cream and brown car matching a prior sighting. The case follows a pattern of rape in earlier victims and prompted a public watch program and extended police shifts.

Cincinnati UPI Alice Hochhausler Brittany Apartments Sandra Chapps

December Warmth Sets Monthly City Record

Norwalk saw a December high of 68 degrees on Thursday, an all time monthly record. Rain and drizzle since Sunday left the area wet with .76 inch by Thursday, and occasional showers were forecast for Saturday.

Hampton Building Permits Filed for $90,000 Plant

The Hampton Baking Co. will occupy a $90,000 plant in Firelands Development Co.'s new industrial park. Roth Brothers of Norwalk to build the 11,600 square foot facility. Company principals not identified. permit issued to Firelands Development Co.

Hampton Baking Co., Inc Firelands Development Company Roth Brothers Norwalk Firelands Development Co

NIL Merges With Illinois Company

A certificate of merger was filed in Huron County showing Norwalk Truck Lines Inc merging with Illinois Norwalk Truck Lines Co. The merger, approved at Nov 21 meetings, aims at greater efficiency and economy of management. J B Harper and W E Von Gunten signed the agreement for both firms.

Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc Illinois Norwalk Truck Lines Co Huron County Recorder Irrger Illinois Norwalk Truck Lines Chicago Norwalk J.B. Harper Illinois Norwalk Truck Lines W.E. von Gunten NTL

Deadline Nears on Norwalk Reflector Christmas Coloring Contest

Less than 24 hours remain before the deadline for the Norwalk Reflector Christmas Coloring Contest. Noon Saturday is the final submission time for entries by children aged six through eleven. Prizes of 5, 4, and 3 dollars are awarded in two age groups.

Reflector The Norwalk Reflector

Waugh Questions It Is It Legal For City To Finance Downtown Study

Norwalk city council voted to back a Chamber plan for a $6000 downtown study with 40 percent city funding and 60 percent Chamber support. Council member Frederick F Waugh was absent, and he sought more information on goals and legality of public funds for the program. Chamber President James Westerhold urged joint hiring of Alexander Co to study downtown plans. the firm has worked with numerous cities, none in Ohio, and the Ohio Development Department offered help.

Norwalk Frederick F. Waugh Chamber of Commerce Waugh Chamber The Reflecto James Westerhold Harold E. Finch City Laurence A. Alexander Co Westerhold Alexander Ohio Ohio Department of Development

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Levy Yale Phillip A, Urbansky Collins U.S. Army Faith A.shamel Wakeman Russell E. Layton Sandusky Linda J. Kastor Berlin Heights Lanny Gilbert Monroeville Claude Hungerford Watertown N.Y By Janet Conway S.R. Corbin Lula Kerrick Central Police Station New York Michigan George Romney America Congress of American Industry National Association of Manufactures Romney Carl Coppolino Earl Smith Mammouth County Army William E. Farber Christma Hampton NIL Spain Agustin Munoz Grandes Francisco Franco Franco
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