15 Feb 1969
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1969
Page
1
Three Cambridge scientists announced fertilizing a human egg outside the body and creating the start of a fetus. The embryo was later destroyed, and experts cautioned the method cannot be used on a large scale for several years.
Two women stole eight golden rings valued at 59 000 dollars from Holmans Jewelers Inc 1 East Main Street during peak hours. A bystander saw the theft. police issued a bulletin after observing two Negro women in a late model Ford or Mercury on the Ohio Turnpike. The rings were insured.
Mark Hodges of Beaverdam had bail denied in Wood County Common Pleas Court on a first degree murder charge for the killing of Karen Kern of Sylvania. Kern is the niece of Ohio AFL-CIO President Frank King of Toledo. Arraignment set for February 25.
United Press International reports Jordanian forces shelled two Israeli settlements Degania Bet and Poria in upper Galilee Friday night. One woman was injured as rockets struck the targets and Israeli forces returned fire, according to Israeli military spokesmen in Jerusalem.
A special election in Willard is set for May 6 to decide an 8.5 mill school levy merging a 4.5 mill existing levy with a proposed four mill addition. If approved, the levy would run indefinitely to cover current expenses. Voters in Willard and parts of Greenfield New Haven Norwich Richmond Auburn Township Crawford County are eligible.
Mostly sunny and cold with highs in the mid to upper 20s. Lows tonight in the upper teens to lower 20s. Tomorrow highs 27 to 32 and mostly cloudy. Northeast to north winds 5 to 10 mph. Friday highs in Norwalk around 25 and lows near 9. Births Mr and Mrs James Graefe Brown Road welcome daughter. Deaths Katharine M Dunn 93 Wakeman Bernard E Stiles 81 Tiro Alfred Smith 59 Monroeville.
A DC judge orders the national archives to produce JFK assassination artifacts to New Orleans prosecutor Jim Garrison and allows Dr. Cyril Wecht to view autopsy photos and X rays. The move could affect the Clay Shaw trial and potential delays if appeals occur.
The Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission on a Friday night voted to recommend annexing 150 acres for homes and a nine hole golf course near the Huron River. The panel said the Washington Street trailer court issue is closed and noted party plans to begin housing construction this spring.
President Nixon begins preparations for upcoming talks with allied European leaders. He kept his schedule light and will spend the weekend studying reports and position papers on political and military issues.
National guardsmen were absent from Duke University and the University of Wisconsin while remaining on alert near both campuses. Rebel students occupied the University of Chicago administration building for two weeks before officials regained control.
Three men picked up petitions for township trustee posts Richard L. Smith for Fitchville James D. Welch for Clarksfield and Albert J. Kramer for Hartland None are incumbents Filing deadline is August 6 In Marion Ohio a convicted armed robber escaped from Marion Correctional Institution forcing two civilian employees to drive him to Columbus at knifepoint The inmate is Kenneth Harter 37 Millersport honor inmate from the power plant job
Norwalk Jaycees host an Outstanding Citizenship banquet at the Elks Club next Thursday. Dr. Robert Goodwin of Bowling Green University will address employee employer relationships. The Rev. P.J. Garcia award honors community service with a six member committee selecting the 1969 recipient. Tickets available from Smythe and local outlets. wives invited for first time to boost attendance and awareness.
The C A Sanger Co on 39 East Main Street Norwalk sells to 29 year old R Roger Pierce. Remodeling planned with a new front and carpeting. wallpaper department to operate from a rear entrance. Sanger shifts focus to two way radio installation with full time operation.
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