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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
2
Peter C. Burns of Sandusky faced hearings in Huron County Juvenile and Norwalk Mayor's Courts. His ex wife Judy filed disturbing the peace and support payment motions. Burns was found in contempt and ordered to pay fines, court costs, and 30 days in jail, with additional jail hold until Mayor's Court.
A town volunteer firefighter in Hartland Center and two other drivers on Collins Road and Port Clinton were involved in separate accidents with minor injuries and a citation for speeding. A Wakeman man was hospitalized after being struck by falling steel at Brooker Brothers in Norwalk. An elderly worker fell from a haymow at a Norwalk farm. County commissioners plan to finalize a 1966 appropriation today. A Monroeville man serves a 10 day jail term for obstructing a police officer. Willard church services resume January 5 and a daytime center for seniors continues weekly through January with possible future meetings at a recreation center.
John Won nell of Lakeside Ottawa County was unanimously re elected president of the EHOVE Board on Wednesday night. His term expired January 1 and the Ottawa County Board will meet tonight to appoint or re appoint him.
EHOVE directors set compensation at 20 dollars per meeting for up to 12 regular meetings a year. They approved monthly dates excluding January and adjusted spring summer times to 8 p.m. The board elected officers and retained acting clerk Dr. W E Weagly while seeking a permanent clerk. A temporary 11000 dollar appropriation was approved to cover expenses through February.
The Norwalk City Schools board approved a 407 500 temporary appropriation for the first quarter of 1967. The 208 000 salary portion led the itemization. The board also offered a four year contract to Clerk Joseph Williamson and set monthly meetings at 8 p.m. on the second Tuesday in 1967.
A major fire at a welfare hospital for the aged in Yokohama, Japan, destroyed an entire wing. Three patients and a nurse perished, with others evacuated as crews battled the blaze and sought to contain the spread.
An Erie Sheriff report details a 2 p.m. collision on Route 113 involving Arthur J. Mason 18 of Lorain Wallace R. Wright 35 of Willard and Robert Carleton 24 of Norwood. Wright suffers knee pelvis injuries and scalp lacerations. Carleton has chest injuries. Mason faces a passing on a yellow line charge.
A police report cites 272 killed and about 3 500 injured in Italian traffic accidents during Christmas and New Year weeks. It tallies 5 274 road accidents.
David P. Powers, 25, of Shelby, was found innocent of assault and battery in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Pro bate Judge Russell T. Antrim and Judge Robert J. Vetter presided. Powers had pleaded no contest at arraignment. co defendant Douglas M. Slone, 24, also pleaded no contest. Bond set at 1000 cash or 2000 property. case continued.
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