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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1970
Page
4
Vandals broke a second story fire escape window at Pleasant Street School and rifled the office lounge and a classroom. About $5 in loose change was taken from a desk and envelopes before the intruders fled. No suspects yet. police continue the investigation.
Two Milan Avenue League Street crashes left Charles N. Wilhelm 61 and Vernon A. Wilhelm 63 injured after their car was rear ended by Louis H. Dorr who fled the scene. Dorr caused a second crash at Benedict and Walnut. Witnesses and police report repeated rear impacts. A third crash involved Brian S. Linn who hit a parked car near League and State, pushing Opper’s car into a tree lawn. Huron County votes to seek extra state funds. Norwalk Christian Business Men plan a breakfast at Berry’s Restaurant. A rural Norwalk youth backed into Nixon’s car in Thrif-T-Mart lot.
Mrs. Ruby Heyl announces a January six week safety program at the Senior Center with talks by local law enforcement on highway safety home safety street safety and related topics. A Christmas party and potluck dinner are planned, with refreshments and member activities noted. Hospital updates include Mrs. Burtis Atkinson resting at home and Mrs. Wayne McPherson and Mrs. Albert Diller hospitalized with Diller expected to be released Wednesday.
The U S Department of Labor approved a $42 000 manpower training program to run at EHOVE Joint Vocational School. Fifty people will be trained one year each in occupations with local demand, administered by the Labor Department and the HEW Office of Education. Initiated by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and the State Vocational Agency.
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