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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1966
Page
3
A 15 year old Norwalk boy and a companion fled the Huron County Detention Home December 9 and returned Sunday night. The youth said they had been in Indiana and that his companion remains sought there. The youngster has been committed to the Ohio Youth Commission.
Annual elections held after services chose five to the session: Lynn O Brown Ronald W Haiilton Richard E Kerkhoff Wayne B Klein and Walter Kuhlman. Board of Deacons elect includes Wayne B Bond Mrs Lynn O Brown Richard E Haines Mrs David Hester and Tom A Lane. Terms run two years.
Thirteen dogs and owners participated in the Fall Obedience Class graduation sponsored by the Huron County Kennel Club at the American Legion Hall in Norwalk. Judge Harry Keel of Sandusky presided. Trophies donated by trainer Vera Carr of Fremont were awarded to the top three finishers. Richard Bilton and his St Bernard won with 198.0 points, Lillian Kessler and her Pomeranian placed second with 192.5, Barbara Keirns and her Keeshond finished third with 190.5. Ted Flannagan received best showmanship and Shirley Burras earned most improvement.
EHOVE superintendent J Creighton Ghrist said six of ten proposed plots are under serious review after a board-directed land-price check. The Site Selection Committee met in secret to learn site locations and available land, with prices not yet discussed. A new site has been submitted, and the board may be shown initial costs before narrowing choices and bringing in the architects.
A Sandusky woman, Karen Clifford, 22, was cited for speeding after her car failed the curve on Route 61 north of Norwalk and struck a guardrail, then plunged down a steep embankment. Passenger Barbara Waldron, 19, was treated and released for minor injuries at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Moderate damage reported to the vehicle and guardrail.
Norwalk police recovered a green pickup truck this morning in a city parking lot. The vehicle, stolen from Massillon, belongs to Denzel Gregory of Massillon and was found near Reineck's Cafe with two parking tickets on it.
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Harold M. Koch a 35 year old former Catholic priest who defected to the Soviet Union says he will return to the United States after Christmas to visit his ailing father in Chicago and perhaps marry. He described himself as an American with a great love for his country and said his right to free speech led him to leave Moscow only reluctantly. Koch had appeared in a university town after the Soviets hesitated to let him go, citing a supposed need to explain his departure due to his father's health. His parents in Chicago expressed relief and prayers for his return. Koch had publicly cited fascism and antiwar repression as reasons for seeking asylum last September on Soviet television.
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