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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1974
Page
2
Norwalk School system prepares two video essays this week. One features the Norwalk High School state AA football banquet results and airs tonight at 7 on Channel 2, with a repeat Wednesday at 10 30 am and Friday at 10 30 am. The other focuses on Norwalk summer migrant programs.
Norwalk police investigate after 28 year old Robert L. Boyce was beaten outside Harold's Bar on Benedict Avenue. Boyce, in good condition, suffered a broken collar bone and bruising to a left eye following a heated dispute with a Norwalk man and a second assailant.
In Norwalk Mayor's Court, Eleanor L. Mitre of 2 Southgate Dr. faced a dog at large charge with a $10 fine and costs, suspended. James Rister of rural Norwalk paid $17 waiver for overtime parking, while Harry King of Willard received a $27 waiver for disorderly conduct. Mildred L. Burns of 125 N. West St. had a $27 waiver for crossing a grade crossing. Julia A. Ward of North Fairfield had $15 and costs for failure to yield right of way. Daniel M. Mahl of Willard paid $15 and costs for improper passing. Janice A. Knadler of 94th St. faced $15 and costs for failure to yield at an intersection. Robert L. Vick of 37 Norwood Ave. paid $25 and costs for disorderly conduct. Terry W. Skiver of 58% N. Pleasant St. paid $15 and costs for use of illegal plates. Probate Court filings show estates with jointly held property: Woodrow Jones in New Haven $1,500 and Gary A. Swiger in Greenwich $8,643.
Army Private David W. Cullins son of Mr and Mrs Thomas R Cullins Wakeman Ky completed eight weeks of basic combat training at Ft Knox Kentucky in the Army.
Sixteen year old Kacey Landoll, a new non voting member of Norwalk Park Commission, asks the board to consider a baseball pitching machine for Norwalk High. Chair John Borgia says it must be available town wide. She plans to gather details before the next meeting and notes more activities for kids.
The Huron County Airport Authority will decide on December 19 whether to seek federal aid for improvements. The plan envisions three quarters of costs covered by the federal government and may include land purchase to extend the runway, new parking aprons and taxiways, runway reinforcement for corporate jets, improved lighting and approach aids. A FAA official said funding could be available, while former president J T Lendrum warned costs could triple.
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