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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
2
Woman endures snowbound tragedy in Tehachapis
Georgina Culver, 49, walked from a remote Tehachapi ridge after her husband Stanley, 53, died in their trailer from heart trouble and emphysema during a four day snowbound ordeal. She sought help from strangers and motorists, but none stopped to assist. Deputies recovered the body after she reached a German restaurant and called friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Mount Is
Georgina Culver
Tehachapi Mountains
Stanley
Sheriff's Deputies
Porch Ornaments Stolen and Other Local Thefts
Two handmade cast iron dogs were stolen from the Joseph R. Cothran residence at 19442 E Main Street over the weekend. Each statue valued at 50 dollars, about 25 pounds and resembling Dachshunds. A gold 4 horsepower riding lawn mower, valued at 225 dollars, was stolen Thursday from Leland C. Ringle of 51 Corwin Street. A coat valued at 27 dollars was reported stolen from Maria's Bar at 75 Whittlesey Avenue on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Cothran
E. Main Street
Leland C. Ringle
Corwin St
Whittlesey Ave
Ray Mullins
N. Prospect
Two Cars Collide On St. Marys Street Norwalk
A Sandusky woman, 60, suffered neck pain after a collision on St Marys Street at Schauss Avenue in Norwalk. Frances E. Pusateri was a passenger in a Sandusky man Thomas A. Pusateri’s car. Leemaire A. Sanchez, 21, was charged with reckless driving after his car allegedly stuck accelerator and struck the front of the Pusateri vehicle. Nancy J. Spangler, 23, backed from a parking space at 104 E Main St and bumped a parked car owned by Richard A. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Norwalk
Frances E. Pusateri
Thomas A. Pusateri
Pusateri
St. Mary’s Street
Schauss Avenue
Leemaire A. Sanchez
Newton St
Nancy J. Spangler
E. Main St
Richard A. Ward
Television In Review Is Football Only A Game
A UPI memoir critiques New Year football coverage. It mocks network announcers and compares CBS and NBC to sacred ceremonies while praising Stanford for informal, improvisational play in the Rose Bowl and challenging the idea that football is a holy war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
CBS
NBC
Curt Gowdy
Stanford
Michigan
Stanford Ragamuffins
Car Hits Pony on Rt. 601 and Other New Year Accidents
Norwalk State Highway Patrol logged seven minor crashes over the New Year holiday. Injured were Peter J. Linder 26 of Norwalk Pamela Risner 15 of Greenwich and other motorists. Incidents included a pony strike on Ohio 601 and a deer hit on Ohio 60 near Clarksfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Peter J. Linder
Ohio
Milan
Linder
Henry C. Weim
Scott T. Crumline
New London
Jolena
Crumline
Monte L. Marsh
Earl A. Stoltz
Chatham St
Stoltz
Hasbrook Road
Old State Road
Elsie Brown
Willard
Cleveland Brown
New Haven
Judy L. Compton
Wakeman
Five Hundred Thousand Cargo Saved From Car Fire
New London volunteers extinguished a fire on a Penn Central flatcar at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Fire Chief Al Walters said the blaze burned the car floor but left an unidentified cargo worth $500,000 in a large crate undamaged, with the flames within six feet of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Penn Central Railroad
al Walters
North Railroad Street
Classified Ad Line Promises 24 Hour Job Placements
Full time performers advertised to work around the clock with a contact number 662 4241 inviting readers to place their ads for jobs or listings.
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JEANS
ORIG
Penneys
Jcpenney
Norwalk, Ohio
Peter Duel
Ellsworth Duel
Pacific Palisades
Calif
St. Mary’s
Television In Review
FBI
Friendly Family
Benedict Ave
Red Carpet Service
Carl
Benedict
Flickinger Agency
Citizens Bank
Flickinger Insurance
UTE
Walt Desmey
Walt Disney Tn
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