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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1975
Page
3
Former Notre Dame star Austin Carr faces knee surgery after a Dec. 5 injury that sidelined him for seven games and left Cleveland Cavaliers with a major playoff setback as he had been their leading scorer.
Bellevue High School student Rick Drake marched with the Ohio State Fair Boys Band New Year’s Day at the Cotton Bowl Dallas Texas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Boehler. Jack Ralston of Norwalk is an uncle.
Two Norwalk men were held at gunpoint by a Norwalk officer Tuesday night after a woman mistook them for burglars outside Nancy L. Hersha's home at 24 Cline Street. Sgt. James Martin detained them while Ptl. Gregg Mehling verified their identities.
Providence Hospital sees admissions for Douglas Shupe and Mrs William Reiter both from Norwalk. A separate discharge notes John Fritz while police report states two men Michael R. Hersha and William J. Hersha failed to force entry and were told to leave. in laws of Mrs Hersha.
Martin L. Heifner of North Fairfield files a $100,000 suit against Charles R. Hicks of Plymouth and Hicks parents Earl R. and Nancy V. Hicks for a October 2, 1974 incident at Noble and the surrounding area.
Associate Supreme Court Justice Susie Sharp begins duties as the first woman state chief justice following her November election victory over James Newcombe. The report notes a related accident in Richland County where Heiffer or Heimner was injured after a vehicle incident involving Charles R. Hicks, a minor, and Hicks family co-defendants Earl and Nancy Hicks. The suit, filed by Freeman and Freeman on behalf of Heifner, cites Hicks behaving suspiciously before the incident.
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