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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1970
Page
2
The Norwalk Jaycees invite 18 to 25 year old girls to apply for the 1970 Miss Firelands Pageant a unit of the Miss Ohio and Miss America preliminaries. Applications include name address date of birth occupation and telephone and should be mailed to Lee Shample or Ed Ondak at provided addresses.
Two men from Green Springs and Fremont face charges after police received a report of a car across the road. Richard A. Goehring and Charles J. Lance are due in Mayor's Court tonight. Breath tests showed no legal intoxication. officers found several beer bottles with 3.2 percent beer in the vehicle.
Three men from Norwalk and Bellevue were charged with assault and malicious destruction after an object was thrown through a car window on Milan Avenue. Dale D. Schofield and his brother Gerald were in the vehicle. witnesses named John R. Weidinger Samuel T. Farmer and Dennis G. Downing as involved. All three posted $50 bonds and faced Norwalk Mayor's Court.
Driver Carol S. Orth reported a Saturday night minor accident in front of 102 West Washington. Orth said she signaled a left turn into a private drive and was hit by Kenneth R. Hinckley. Police found Orth’s taillight out. dash signal was functioning. Hinckley reportedly did not hear a horn or see the signal.
The Post in Athens Ohio ran a special 24 page issue urging pollution control and calling pollution coverage essential. State Sen. Robert Corts condemned it as smut while university officials defended the paper as in depth public service reporting. The Ohio Board of Regents noted campus papers are local matters.
Bruce Radcliffe reported someone ripped the inside mirror from his car at Summit Street. He suspects a resident of his apartment building. he had previously reported disturbances there. He said nothing else was taken.
Vice President Spiro Agnew blasted liberal press as he spoke at a $100-a-plate Georgia GOP dinner raising $100,000. Chief Justice Burger complained about CBS crew during an ABA Convention speech and urged restraint, citing nonpublic event and harsh lights. Separate ABA committee backed Judge Carswell for the Supreme Court. Arson probe underway after a $100,000 fire at Goodrich & Son Moving and Storage in Toledo.
Mayor Harold E. Finch announced a Wednesday meeting with Park Director Austin Shadle and Service Director William V. Mount to discuss a year round municipal pool on St. Marys Street. He noted 60 residents have expressed interest via letters, with youths forming the majority and many calling for a covered pool.
Two Norwalk high school students will spend a day with local engineers as part of National Engineers Week. Edward Gerken will observe with Raymond Sizemore at Plum Brook NASA and Bob Mayle will learn from Richard Mutz, Norwalk civil engineer.
A Beechcraft twin engine plane carrying six Ohio auto enthusiasts from Daytona to Dayton crashed on Pine Mountain in heavy fog near the Virginia line. Pilot Kyle Brogan, 44, of Miamisburg, and five passengers George Johnson 49 Hollis Haynes 34 James Copeland 45 Dale Lee 31 Lester King 31 were killed. Bodies burned in wreckage four miles north of Middlesboro. rescue efforts hampered by rugged terrain.
UPI News Service outlines subscription terms for Ohio readers. Carrier or mail options apply in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New Willard and nearby rural areas. Rates are 55 percent weekly mail in Huron and Erie counties and 21 dollars per year elsewhere in state, 28.60 dollars per year nationwide. Mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
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