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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1972

Page

3

Norwalk to hire full time juvenile officer and detective

Norwalk officials consider approving an ordinance to hire two more patrolmen, creating a full time juvenile officer and a detective. Ptl. John Short would become juvenile officer and Sgt. James Van Hentenryck or another sergeant would take the detective post. The move accompanies a sewer assessment reform plan for Old State and Gallup Roads. The city aims for a standard fair assessment based on average sewer depth. Mayor Goodsite cautioned motorists on West Elm Street as children sled on Hogan's Hill today.

Norwalk L.C. Hilson Don Ratliff C. Fred Lau James van Hentenryck James Martin Goodsite Old State Gallup Finkbeiner Pettis Wayne Goodsite West Elm Street Hogan’s Hill

Fire damages Washburn Road home. ownership undetermined

An early morning blaze on Washburn Road caused $200 damage with kitchen fire containment but smoke elsewhere. No occupants were home. Fire Chief John Yacob said investigators had not yet determined the cause or owner. Fire department remained three hours.

Willard Washburn Road B&o Railroad John Yacob

Woman Charged In Mason's Discount Shoplifting

A New Haven woman, 50, Calvin Sexton, allegedly altered the price of a $3.58 record album at Mason's Discount Department Store on U S 20. She reportedly attached an 89 cent tag to the album, then left with multiple purchases before being stopped by a security officer. She faces Mayor's Court on a shoplifting charge.

Mason’s Discount Department U.S Bill Turner Calvin Sexton New Haven Turner Mayor's Court

Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary

Harold Puckett of Westwood Mobile Estates forfeits a 32 dollar speeding bond. Larry Roe of Toledo forfeits a 17 dollar bond for traffic light violation. Wayne Jackson Jr of rural Norwalk forfeits a 27 dollar speeding bond. Floyd Burgess of 12 Chatham Street is fined 10 dollars plus costs for passing a stopped school bus. Daniel Banach of Brook Park pleads driving while intoxicated with charge reduced to physical control. fined 200 dollars plus costs. Steven J Signs of 11 Norwood Avenue is fined 50 dollars plus costs with 40 dollars suspended for reckless driving.

Norwalk Harold Puckett Westwood Mobile Estates Larry Roe Toledo Wayne Jackson, Jr Floyd Burgess Chatham St Daniel Banach Brook Park Steven J Norwood Ave

UCLA Coach John Wooden Released After Mild Heart Condition

UCLA basketball coach John Wooden, hospitalized in Santa Monica for a gastro intestinal upset, was released after doctors diagnosed a mild heart condition. The news comes after his Sunday admission to St. John’s Hospital and outlines his condition and recovery plan.

Santa Monica Calif

Government Shares Blame For Medical Cost

GAO cites poor government coordination in hospital construction. Six cities face 4,000 excess beds by 1975, including Baltimore Cincinnati Denver Jacksonville San Francisco and Seattle. Ribicoff calls it a disgraceful failure and notes rising costs from 26 billion in 1960 to 75 billion last year with hospital costs up from 32 to 91 dollars per day.

Washington UPI General Accounting Office GAO Baltimore Cincinnati Denver Jacksonville Fla San Francisco Seattle Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Ribicoff San Francisco Bay Area

Busy Housewives Save Time and Money Daily Shopping

Classified section urges readers to streamline errands and cut costs with daily shopping tips and deals presented in a compact, time saving format.

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