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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1967

Page

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Norwalk Wins Federal Aid Wait Delays Sewage Upgrade

Norwalk officials said federal funds are available for the $130,000 sewage plant improvement but a delay remains. The Ohio Department of Health informed the city that federal funds were backlogged and final approval may take at least three months. Voters had approved a $300,000 bond in 1965 to upgrade secondary treatment and add third stage facilities.

Norwalk Ohio Department of Health Harold Finch Health Department

Two Women Hurt In City Crash In Norwalk

Two women were treated in the emergency room at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a car crash at Route 18 and 20 on the eastern edge of Norwalk. One passenger was identified as Elda M. and released after treatment.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Route 18 Norwalk Elda M

Tools Reported Stolen From Columbia Gas Yard

Tools valued at $9,000 were stolen from the Columbia Gas Co equipment yard on Milan Avenue. Norwalk police were told at 2 20 p m by employee Robert E Linder. Items included air compressors air hammers tampers and spades. Thefts likely occurred via a fence hole at the northeast corner and the items were taken north along railroad tracks to East Willard Street.

Columbia Gas Co Milan Avenue Norwalk Robert E. Linder Willard Street

Erie County Worker Killed Near Huron

An Erie County Highway Department worker, John Steel, 55, of Huron, died from injuries after being struck by a car while removing traffic cones at Huron Avery and Scheid Roads. The vehicle, driven by Wayne Smith of Milan, was traveling 55 mph in a 60 mph zone. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon and the case is under investigation.

Sandusky Erie County

Downtown Meeting Planned Next Week

Norwalks Downtown Development Committee plans a meeting next week to review in detail the final downtown plan prepared by Alexander and Moskowitz planning firm. Copies were distributed to members and city officials late last month for study before the session.

Norwalk Richard Mutz Alexander and Moskowitz

Weather and notices from Norwalk area

Partly cloudy and mild today with a high in the 40s and increasing clouds tonight. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with warmer temps and scattered showers. Births note a daughter for Mr and Mrs Donald Stoll of Nor walk. Deaths list Mrs LilJie A Heitsche 85 Hartland and Fred Boose 80 Route 61 E.

Donald Stoll Rt. 1 Norwalk

Problem Child Finds Yule Spirit in Kindness

In Holland Michigan a 16 year old high school senior labeled a problem student guides kindergarteners at an art show. One 5 year old girl refused Santa’s talk, citing two years of Santa letdowns and family neglect. The student plans to buy her a doll from his earnings, hoping to spread Christmas spirit.

Holland, Mich UPI Santa Claus Holland High School Lincoln Grade School Ivan Compagner

Johnson notes widen split with Kennedy in McCarthy peace move

President Johnson linked Sen. Robert F. Kennedy to the peace candidacy of Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy in a televised interview. He said Kennedy and McCarthy have held meetings and discussed a potential path to the presidency, noting uncertainty about the public impact of their maneuvering. A Kennedy spokesman called the remarks not helpful to party unity.

Washington UPI Johnson Robert F. Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy Kennedy New York McCarthy

Brother’s Keeper: Life of a Norwalk Mail Carrier

Nancy Wooley nominates red haired Norwalk mailman Pete Brown for a Brother’s Keeper honor. For 27 years he has aided a TB patient, helped shut ins, opened doors, freed a boy from a roof, started stubborn mowers and retrieved pets. His simple rule is to give people a hand.

Philip Brown Pete Nancy Wooley Norwalk Nancy Brown Southside

Norwalk Council authorizes emergency funds to cover year end bills

The Norwalk City Council approved an emergency appropriation of 261 121 dollars mainly to pay year end bills for the new power plant addition. Allocations include 214 967 dollars for the electric department construction fund and 46 153 dollars for seven city funds mainly for salaries.

Norwalk Electric Department Morley Price

Meeting Set On Truck Line Move In Norwalk

A Thursday meeting aims to keep Norwalk Truck Lines in the city. Ralph Bache and Donald Manlowe organize a session with local officials and potential Post Office representation to address air transport, communication and mail service issues and limited space.

Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc Chamber of Commerce Ralph Bache Donald Manlowe United Buckingham, Inc Norwalk Truck Lines Northern Ohio Telephone Co T.L. Paffenbarger Community Improvement Corporation John Baltes Huron County Airport Authority Norwalk City Service Morley Price Post Office Bache Manlowe Norwalk

Fred Boose Dies At 80 Norwalk Fruit Grower

Fred Boose of Route 61 E died this morning at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. He was a prominent Norwalk fruit grower. Funeral arrangements are pending at Kubach Smith Funeral Home.

Fred Boose Route 61 Norwalk Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Kubach- Smith Funeral Home

Federal funds see mixed reaction to $267,164 grant

Eric Huron Community Action Commission board meeting in Norwalk heard Anti poverty Director Emerson Cole describe the $267 164 federal grant as not enough but all they got. A Washington Office of Economic Opportunity team reviewed the program and personnel after a recent local investigation. Cole praised the Erie and Huron Counties program while noting officials expect ongoing support and administration costs of about $48 908.

Emerson Cole Washington Office of Economic Opportunity Erty Cole Erie Huron Eric Huron

Anti Poverty Directors Discuss Aims And Budget Cuts

Rev Richard Ashburn urged focusing on virtues of the middle class while noting some lower class traits and honesty differences. The meeting outlined Head Start funding cuts and center openings in Sandusky Willard Norwalk with programs in Ebenezer Baptist Grace Episcopal and possible Perkins New London and Willard sites. Directors said they must stretch every dollar after a Chicago meeting stressed efficiency.

Richard Ashburn Cole Sandusky Willard Norwalk Ebenezer Baptist Church Grace Episcopal Church Perkins New London

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Garwood Kathleen Garwood Collins RD Elda Garwood Route 20 John Stark Elyria N. Garden St Clarence Legg, Jr Marion Drive E. Main St A.m Gene E. Lamoreaux Greenwich U.S. Army Sandra S. Sanders Ralph F. Ackerman Milan Eagles Club Bertha Elenbaas Carl J. Mira Bellevue Rose Anna Eckleberry LilJie A. Heitsche Hartland Yule Jean Visscher California Australia Holt Teft UPI Telephoto Council Charles Hipp Chicago
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