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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1972
Page
3
Norwalk fire crews responded to a false alarm at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital when a reset key was used by mistake during testing. Fire Capt. David Caprara said no fire existed and the event became a valuable drill with no damage.
George Holtz Jr. developed an electrical pre heater for car heaters that runs from the battery and can be time or manually activated. The system includes two thermostats to prevent overheating and cold water circulation, and can boost the normal heater in cold weather. Holtz paid $1,000 to Raymond Lee Organization for development, seeks licensing or sales, has a patent pending, and notes a Chicago firm interest. He is 24, works for Boxboard Packaging Co., and lives with his family at 32 E League St.
A semi driver from Minnesota was critically injured when his truck rammed two parked trailers on the Ohio Turnpike twenty three miles west of Norwalk. Several others including a driver named Dolney and two truck occupants were hospitalized after the collision.
Raymond D. Spangler 18 of 10242 Newton St pleaded not guilty to cashing a forged $25 check in Common Pleas Court Friday. Norwalk police arrested him after a Jo and Ed's Carryout check was halted by the bank when Katherine L. Kinsman reported the missing check and purse. Police said Spangler claimed he found the check and endorsed and cashed it.
Ohio Department of Taxation agents will visit all 88 counties from January 2 to April 16 to assist residents with their first state personal income tax returns. They will not fill forms, but will answer questions and distribute nine line short forms and eleven line long forms. Refunds may be issued for overpaid taxes.
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