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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1976

Page

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Bigamy victim recalls unusual fifty dollar tip to judge

Pat Martin, widow and mother of five, recalls weddings day in York Nebraska when Bob Martin tipped the justice of the peace fifty dollars amid questions of the marriage. She seeks to prove the marriage and paternity in a legal fight after Bob Martin died leaving two families.

Mickey Bugeja Pierre S.D UPI Pat Martin Justice of the Peace Bob York Neb Martin Pat Kansas City Topeka Salina Pierre Kansas Mary Lou Martin

Porch Lights On for Toys Hunt canvass uses porch glow

Norwalk Jaycees collect toys by porch light signals from 7 to 9 p.m. on northside and southside canvassing. Residents can leave new or used toys at homes or give donations via Jamie Ebert of Ebert's Inc or Roger Wilkinson of Huron County Bank.

Santa Norwalk Jaycees Jaycees Jamie Ebert Ebert's Inc Roger Wilkinson Huron County Bank

Young Weighs UN Post In Carter Administration

Rep. Andrew Young of Georgia, a key black supporter of Jimmy Carter, appears to be offered the U S Ambassador to the United Nations post. A Carter aide said Young is considering it while avoiding official confirmation.

Atlanta UPI Andrew Young D-Ga Jimmy Carter U.S United Nations Tom Offenburger Young Washington Offenburger

Ohio University student missing in Athens area

Athens Ohio University security police and area law enforcement are stumped by the disappearance of Willard sophomore Blake White 20. White was last seen Thursday afternoon and his coat wallet and room key were found in his dorm room with signs of packing and a disturbed room. Police alerted campus radio clubs and statewide authorities while seeking the missing student and his car.

Athens Ohio Ohio University Willard Blake White Phillip White Holiday Lakes White Peg Black Gamertsfelder Hall Ed Elbrecht Elbrecht

Norwalk Board to Discuss Interim Superintendent Pay

The Norwalk Board of Education will review paying Robert Dean for interim superintendent duties after he previously led the district from Sept 1 until Nov 29. The meeting at 8 tonight also covers WLKR broadcast request, senior citizens using buses, and appointing five staff as clerks for student activity funds per a deputy state auditor's recommendations.

Norwalk Board of Education Robert Dean Dean Albion Gotaas James Rubright Rubright WLKR

Vandals tear down Plains Christmas tree tied to Carter

The plastic Christmas tree promised to be torn down by Billy Carter if elected mayor was dragged from its street location by vandals Sunday night. Officials said the 25 foot tree is damaged and cannot be re erected. Billy Carter, brother of President elect Jimmy Carter, lost the mayoral race to Mayor A L Blanton.

Billy Carter A.L. Blanton Blanton City Hall

Weather Summary and Local Life Notes

Partly cloudy and windy with a mild night and cooler day ahead. Highs in the lower forties and a ten percent chance of precipitation through tonight and Wednesday. Marriage license issued to Edward E. Snyder and Linda M. Snyder of Norwalk. Births announced in Norwalk and Monroeville with two boys and two girls. Death reported for 72 year old George W. Plue of Norwalk.

Howard Smith Monroeville Richard Dinan Green Springs Good Samaritan Michael Vladiff Norwalk David Opper Providence George W. Plue

National youth service proposal prompts debate

Monday's discussion asks whether a national youth service should be created to offer jobs to unemployed individuals under 25. Proponents cite work experience and national service benefits, while opponents warn of cost and scope concerns.

National Services

Nude Cyclist Killed In Expressway Crash

A nude motorcyclist, helmetless and speeding to 85 mph, wove through expressway traffic, crashed through a toll gate, and collided with a car driven by 67 year old Julia Maria Rayes. David Schriver, 30, a six year veteran of the Miami Springs fire department, was killed instantly. Rayes is in serious condition.

Miami UPI Bence David Schriver Schriver Miami Springs LeJune Road Julia Maria Rayes Rayes

Carter Picks Bendix Chief to Head Treasury

President elect Jimmy Carter named Bendix President Werner Michael Blumenthal as treasury secretary replacing William Simon. Blumenthal's nomination followed confirmation in Washington by Sen. Carl Curtis and Senate Finance members. Carter planned a 2:30 p.m. news conference to announce Blumenthal and another cabinet pick, with Harold Brown and Jane Pfeiffer also eyed for key posts.

Atlanta UPI Jimmy Carter Werner Michael Blumenthal Treasury William Simon Blumenthal Washington Carl Curtis R-Neb Senate Finance Committee Joint Committee On Internal Taxation Carter California Harold Brown Jane Cahill Pfeiffer Commerce

Nurse Martha Brown Resigns from Huron County Health Dept

Martha Brown resigns after six years with Huron County Health Department to join Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital as a nurse educator. She will end her county role on Wednesday and depart officially January 6 after using vacation time, starting at the hospital January 3 in the 3 to 11 p.m. shift.

Martha Brown Huron County Health Department Fisher-Titusemorial Hospital Miss Brown Huron County

Bomb Threats Reported by Over Six Percent of Schools

A government study shows 6.7 percent of U S schools reported one or more bomb offenses to police from Sept 1 1974 to Jan 31 1975. Inner city schools more affected. urban areas report higher incidents in junior and senior high levels.

Washington UPS Arizona California Department of Health, Education and Welfare National Center For Education Statistics HEW UPI

Norwalk Planning Commission and Board of Education Meetings

The Norwalk Planning Commission will meet at 7 30 p.m. in City Council chambers. The Norwalk Board of Education will meet at 8 p.m. at the schools offices at 19N Hester St. League Elementary School will hold its Christmas program at 7 30 p.m. in the multi purpose room.

Norwalk Planning Commission Norwalk Board of Education Hester St League Elementary School

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UN Post U’ Police Jonathan Julian Los Angeles Bob Dean Edward E. Snyder Linda M. Snyder Beautician Bendix Blumenthal New York Terence Cooke Santo New York Foundling Hospital
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