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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1974
Page
2
A Milan man with a steady job claimed he steals to recover money he says he pays an extra $150 yearly for merchandise. He was nabbed by Norwalk police leaving The Kroger Co. with boiled ham and two cigar packages worth $2.75 unpaid.
Federal Judge Carl B. Rubin enjoins Reynoldsburg Ohio officials from censoring The Doubloon unless libel or disruption to school operations occurs. The ruling supports a 1972 ACLU suit, reversing a 1973 decision and requires clear guidelines for permissible publication.
Two batteries were taken from cars parked in the city Monday. Sylvia A. Knittel reported her battery stolen from a vehicle at Wappler Instrument Co. while parked at 93 N. Pleasant St. She noticed it missing at 4 30 p.m. The theft occurred after 7 45 a.m. Chester A. Collins said his battery was stolen from a car behind Brooker Bros. Forging Co. on 102 Jefferson St. between noon and 3 40 p.m.
Norwalk High School principal George Perry found a break-in at the school Monday with Room 106 latch pried. A mobile home at 56 Jefferson Street was ransacked between 11 30 a m and 5 45 p m, but police noted nothing was taken.
Board members discussed strategies to raise donations next year to reach the community fund goal for the fourth straight year. Proposals included professional help, a publicity staff, corporate and civic group participation, and a public relations committee to aid the director.
Norwalk police arrested three men Charles R. Hamilton Gary W. Perry and Joseph A. Kenley after a late night street fight on East Main Street in front of Bob's News Stand They were charged with disorderly conduct and will appear in Mayor's Court Saturday morning The incident followed a prior fight last week
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