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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1966

Page

2

Profile Of A Patrolman On a 13 hour Norwalk shift

Patrolman Donald Lay works long hours at the Norwalk Ohio post of the State Highway Patrol. He recalls a six year career from a roof top start in a stockyards project to patrol school and service in Marion and in the army. He has limited revolver usage and typically logs heavy mileages, including 325 miles on a recent 13 hour shift amid fog and slick roads.

State Highway Patrol Donald Lay Ohio Norwalk Lay West Main Street Gloria Dan Stockyards Highway Patrol Marion State Office Marion Correctional Institution

Greenwich Names Fourth Police Chief Olmstead

Greenwich appoints Richard Olmstead 29 as chief of police starting March 1. He brings seven years in Huron Police including acting chief duties and previously worked at Plum Brook Station NSAA. Council approves new salary ordinance with base pay 5600 during probation and 5800 thereafter. adds raises for water light superintendent and service workers. Also approves land purchase near Reservoir Lake Park and enacts No Parking on Main and Townsend streets.

Greenwich Richard Olmstead Huron Robert Sedill Olmstead Huron City Federal Bureau of Investigation Council Donald Kochis Council Police Committee Board of Public Affairs Water and Light Departments Robert Shafer Dave Robertson Fred Seagren Dan Shepherd Helen Carroll Greenwich Reservoir Lake Park Board Village General Fund Corporation Townsend Street Municipal

Special Council May Hear NL Water Well Proposal

New London Board of Public Affairs may seek a special council meeting to consider a proposed new water well. Two site options are reviewed by EPA via Ohio Drilling Company with tests needed to meet sanitation standards before drilling. Estimated test-well cost is six dollars per foot and funds are set aside for emergencies.

New London Euclid Road Franklin L. Cooke Recreation Park BPA State Department of Sanitation Dunnigan Miner Road Ohio Drilling Company Townline Road EPA Council

Revamped Car Wrecks After Accelerator Sticks In Erie Crash

A 22 year old Bellevue man wrecked his refurbished 1953 car on State 4 one mile north of 113 in Erie County when the accelerator stuck. He was not hurt but cited for failure to drive on the right half of the roadway.

Bellevue State 4 113 Erie County Edward Cales Lorain Wakeman Nancy Pendleton Miss Pendleton Ann Shoemaker Plain City

Nine Registrars Named to Handle 1966 Plate Sales in Huron County

Nine deputy registrars are appointed in Huron County to sell 1966 license plates starting March 1. Plates have a red background with white numerals. Locations and names include Norwalk Katherine Dom bart and others at various offices and streets. About 5.5 million Ohio vehicle registrations are expected this year, up from last year, with roughly 94 million in plate revenue returning to local districts for roads and streets.

Huron County Norwalk Katherine EF. Dombart Huron County Automobile Club Benedict Ave New London Don W. Bailey N. Main St Wakeman Doris Graves Pleasant St

A Good Habit Classified Column Promotes Great Values

A brief classified item highlights daily bargains from the ns shop. It promotes affordable values and urges readers to shop every day for good deals and practical purchases.

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Presidential Yacht To Be Refurbished

Washington reports the Honey Fitz yacht is undergoing Navy refurbishing as a routine overhaul done every two years. The White House says it has no involvement in refit plans or defense budget tagging. Lt. Col. James Cross informed Moyers the work is a routine Navy maintenance item.

Washington UPI White House Honey Fitz Bill D. Moyers Roland Evans Robert Novak Defense Department Moyers James E. Cross Johnson Armed Forces Navy

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