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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1975

Page

2

Robinson seeks third trial in Womack murder case

Larry Robinson, a twice convicted killer, asks again for a new trial in the 1973 Womack murder. The Sixth District Court of Appeals in Toledo requests transcripts of the August trial and Robinson is declared indigent for a court‑appointed attorney. An earlier retrial motion was overruled by Judge Harry L. Bozarth.

Larry Robinson Alice White Womack Willard Huron County Clerk of Courts Sixth District Court of Appeals Toledo Robinson Toledo Court of Appeals Huron County Common Pleas Court Roger Paul John Meyer Harry L. Bozarth Seneca County Womack Greenwood Cemetery Huron County

Norwalk Schools Office Closes Early for New Year

The Board of Education office will close at noon Wednesday and reopen at the regular time Jan. 2.

Board of Education Norwalk City Schools

Norwalk delays trash pickup for New Year holiday

Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced a one day delay in Norwalk trash collection this week due to New Year’s Day. Thursday routes shift to Friday and Friday routes to Saturday, with Christmas trees also collected Friday or Monday.

Norwalk Wayne Goodsite

Health Faddist Euell Gibbons Dies at 64

Euell Gibbons, nationally known naturalist and author, died Monday night at 64 in a remote central Pennsylvania rural area that inspired much of his writing on edible wildlife. He lived in Beavertown and was dead on arrival at Sunbury Community Hospital. Gibbons wrote seven books including Stalking The Good Life and Stalking Far Away Places and appeared in national cereal ads. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.

Sunbury UPI Euell Gibbons Gibbons Beavertown Pennsylvania Sunbury Community Hospital

Norwalk Clubs Plan New Year's Parties

Norwalk area clubs announce New Year's Eve plans with multiple venues charging about 20 dollars per couple. Eagle Club includes drinks and hats from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. VFW offers food and favors. Knights of Columbus hosts a public dinner dance with 2 a.m. breakfast.

Norwalk Eagle VFW Knights of Columbus the Moose Elks Elks Country Club The Mug Friendly Corners Reineck’s

Navy graduate to begin nuclear power course

A. Dwight, Illinois, youth and grandson of Greenwich and Norwalk residents, has graduated from basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Chicago. He will start an advanced electronic course in nuclear power. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kooken of Greenwich and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gamble of Norwalk.

A. Dwight Ill Huron County Great Lakes Naval Training Station Chicago, Ill Ken Gamble Clarence Kooken Greenwich Clarence Gamble Norwalk

New London appoints four new officers in brief oath ceremony

Mayor elect Dan Gessner and clerk treasurer elect Joyce Marsh took the oath at village hall in a 15 minute ceremony run by Lyle Knapp with about 25 attendees. Gessner moves from council to mayor as Tom Funk Marion Paramore and Marsh also sworn in. Ridgefield trustees set 1 pm Wednesday at 34 Monroe St Monroeville to close out year’s business.

New London Dan Gessner Village Hall Lyle Knapp Gessner Joyce Marsh Tom Funk Marion Paramore Sally Steak Knapp Ridgefield Township Monroe St Monroeville

Wakeman and Collins Residents Hit Ohio Lottery Prizes

Last week Ohio Lottery winners include Lewis Carnal of Wakeman taking $500 and William Rogers of Collins earning $100. Other prizes include Gene Laux of Collins and Michael Gilbert of Berlin Heights with $20 and $10 respectively, plus additional $10 winners Nora Zak Robert Kopp George VanDootingh and Luella Holmes from Wakeman Collins Norwalk and Wakeman.

Wakeman Collins Lewis Carnal William Rogers Gene Laux Michael Gilbert Berlin Heights Donald Busek Nora Zak Robert Kopp George VanDootingh Norwalk Luella Holmes

First U.S built LNG tanker launched in New Orleans

The first of six U S built tankers to carry liquefied natural gas from Algeria for Columbia Gas customers was launched in New Orleans. The vessel, as wide as a football field and over three times as long, can carry 2.5 billion cubic feet of LNG enough for about 14 000 homes for a year. Deliveries are set to begin by mid 1977. LNG forms by cooling natural gas to minus 260 degrees and occupying 1 600th of its gaseous volume.

Algeria Columbia Gas New Orleans

Multiple crashes on Norwalk area streets lead to charges

Police report several Monday afternoon collisions across East Main Street Benedict Avenue Grand Avenue and nearby intersections. James S Holmer 19 faces failure to stop in an assured clear distance after his car rear ended Judith Miller 21 and pushed her into Dorothea Gregory 34. Robert F Brimer Jr 52 is charged with improper left turn after a chain of rear collisions near Seminary Street. Harry E Brooks 61 hit Orville L Howsman 66 as he crossed Benedict Avenue railroad tracks. Randall A Stower 17 backed into a parked car owned by Marcus E French. Francis Camp injured in a League and Prospect collision spent a week in Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The report corrects an earlier misidentification of Camp.

Norwalk East Main Street Linwood Avenue Jamess. Holmer Judith I. Miller Miller Dorothea D. Gregory New London Holmer Milan Seminary Street Benedict Avenue Robert F. Brimer Jr Joni L. Deeble Homewood Ave Benedict Seminary Brimer Auto Brimer Oak Harbor Harry E. Brooks Orville L. Howsman Randall A. Stower Grand Avenue Marcus E. French Francis Camp League Prospect Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital

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