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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
3
The younger Francisco, moving through the rubble this morning, said little could be salvaged. A tin roof saved a box of valuable papers. Mrs. J. W. Francisco is staying at the Forrest Francisco home while the younger Franciscos stay with Mrs. Francisco's parents.Larry Francisco noted they had not decided their next steps.
Norwalk Truck Lines Inc has won temporary authority from the LCC to operate Valley Freight Lines in New Castle Pa enabling acquisition of six western Pa terminals in Butler Erie Greenville Indiana New Castle and Oil City. Valley will run as a Norwalk division with key personnel remaining.
The 105th General Assembly passes a compromise redistricting bill creating 24 districts with about 404000 residents per congressman. Senate also approves state university in Cleveland and medical school in Toledo, with judge salary raises, as House backs minor Senate amendments.
Traffic on a Willard intersection slowed for hours when a pole supporting a traffic signal was knocked down in a two car crash at Myrtle Avenue and Tiffin Street. Sylvester G. Fisher and Marilyn Hoak were involved. both blamed the other for the green light. No injuries beyond Hoak receiving office treatment. Fisher unhurt. Normal flow resumed after a replacement pole was installed around 5:45 p.m.
Sgt Kenneth P Lame told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that modern radar and communications require 93 percent of Air Force personnel in support duties to service the seven percent that fly. He described the F106 and F4C and B58 Hustler and B52 SAC aircraft and noted civilian jobs affect enlistments.
Three cases of stolen bulbs and lights were reported. Mrs. Gelvin said 16 bulbs were taken from her yard on Wednesday night, while Mr. Strinke reported 10 bulbs missing from his yard lights. Mrs. Dorow reported a spotlight used to illuminate decorations stolen between 7 and 9 p.m. Wednesday.
The Norwalk Lions Club donated a switchboard timer to Mrs Alma Stoddard as part of aid for the blind. Lions members will ring bells for the Salvation Army in Norwalk on Saturday.
A steel and wood bridge over the river collapsed trapping a motorist Shockley Graham of Stow. Truck driver Harry Shuster, 29, Stow, was uninjured. The wreck broke a major water main cutting water to much of the town. Two 16-year-old boys were initially believed lost but later appeared at Roosevelt High School with minor injuries. Police and state troopers led the response.
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