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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1967
Page
2
UPI reports Moscow radio paid tribute to William C. Bullitt who died in Paris. The broadcast praised his work as ambassador for laying groundwork that aided World War II cooperation.
Columbia Gas of Ohio among 23 natural gas groups sponsoring Target a multi million research effort to develop a marketable natural gas fuel cell power plant The program aims at a comfort package for homes and businesses with on site electricity control and reduced air pollution Construction cost for the first three years is about 20 million Directors include John W Partridge president of the Columbia Gas System and executives from five other major gas distributors
A classified ad urges readers to contact a support line for assistance. It references a toll free style number and promotes help for the Classified Act. The message emphasizes dialing a specific number to reach a trained assistant.
A burglar broke into Oscar Holida's Willard shop early Thursday taking six shampoo bottles six ice cream bars six loaves of bread assorted candy and small pies plus five dollars in change. The padlock hasp was pried with a screwdriver or bar. Deputy Allingham investigated at 2 45 a m Willard Patrolman Danhoff found the scene.
Ellsworth Thompson 51 of 2075 Winkle Road an employee of the state patrol traffic division in Ashland was knocked down by a de tour sign during windy conditions at routes 4 and 99. He was treated and released at Fisher Titus Hospital for a foot injury.
Frank Thomas Tighe reported to police that his car parked at Schild's I.G.A. or the Kroger Store lot was hit sometime Wednesday or Thursday. The rear bumper and tail gate chrome were damaged.
Marcia Carpenter and Tim Smith tied for first in Norwalk High School's Current Affairs Contest with 93s. Tim Columbus scored 92 and Sue Carpenter 88 as the Current Affairs Test with 100 questions covers national and foreign affairs across business sports entertainment science religion literature and the arts.
Tri Delta Hi Y students sell candy this month to finance their April dinner dance. Boxes cost one dollar, bars 50 cents. A Brotherhood Week assembly featured Emerson Cole of the Erie Huron Poverty Program urging volunteers.
Students and families plan to travel to Willard for the first tourney game. Tickets are on sale in the office. no student tickets at the door. The SPIRIT yearbook prints 16 page color section. CYO talent show on Sunday February 12 drew applause. Frank Spoto to perform Sunday at 8 pm with no admission. St Paul’s Band reorganized under Roger Williams. full swing planned by next fall semester.
Kenneth H Bricker 42 of New London drove a bakery truck west on Cook Road when a 70 foot tree fell across the road striking the vehicle at 7 10 a m five miles NW of New London The tree and truck suffered heavy damage Bricker escaped serious injury with a forehead cut treated by a local doctor The truck was towed away and the tree chopped. Other accidents occurred during Thursday night rain storm with four more wind related incidents reported but not fully investigated.
William P. Foster, 22, of Oberlin, pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon in Common Pleas Court. Judge Robert J. Vetter sentenced him to 90 days in jail, suspended, and placed him on two years probation. Arrested January 25 by the Sheriff's Department, he had pleaded innocent at a January 26 hearing.
Sixteen Norwalk High School students have qualified as charter members of the local National Thespian Society. Recipients earned points on the national scale meeting membership requirements, signaling proficiency in dramatics. Charter members include Christine Brooks Pat Moore Elizabeth Johnson Ruth Lichtessen Bruce Alleshouse Cynthia Edwards Nancy Miller Mary All Willson Robert McRaey Richard Hintz Susan Carpenter Margaret Roose Elizabeth Ford Ted Whitney Kathy Conry Athena Sofios.
The 4 H program in Clark County Ohio shows growth and new emphasis. County Extension Agent Carlos Tucker notes broader youth education projects and urban demand. New and reformed groups invite ages 9 19 to learn about cooking sewing livestock crops automotive care and more through Cooperative Extension Office and 4 H Club Advisors.
President Johnson underwent a routine heart examination and was reported by his doctor to be doing just fine. The update comes amid regular medical checks for the president.
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