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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1968
Page
3
Norwalk City Board of Education adopts 1968 appropriations totaling 1,807,000 up 255,703 from 1967. Major item is salaries at 1,297,300. state funds via Senate Bill 350 support raises and programs like drivers training. No cuts beyond last springs adjustments, with capital outlays of 53,000 and continued economies in staff and school consolidation.
New London police captured a juvenile after a four hour foot chase through woods and farmland in Lorain County. The youth is held on suspicion of breaking into Bailey Pontiac Garage in New London and stealing a car. The car ran out of gas two miles east of Route 511. Lester Rader assisted with radios during the pursuit. The youth, on probation in Huron County Juvenile Court, may be linked to a separate break in at Duffy's General Store.
Mayor Kenneth G. Salisbury swore in Edwin G. Houk and George J. Roberts as new councilmen Tuesday night. He announced 1968 committee appointments and said cooperation with the Board of Public Affairs would benefit the village. The meeting postponed a gas rate ordinance reading and approved several reappointments.
The Norwalk Police Auxiliary logged the equivalent of 150 duty days in 1967 across five categories with most time in classrooms under instructor Capt. Henry Landoll Jr. In officer elections Thomas Doughty was re-elected president and Richard Smith became vice-president replacing Richard Shaffer. John Maecer remains secretary treasurer with Captain Raymond Liescher again heading the force.
The Red Cross Firelands Chapter announces a free Standard First Aid Class at Milan High School starting Jan 16 from 8 to 10 p.m. Sessions run every Tuesday until Feb 20. Open to the public. register with Laura Rice at 499 2404 or Red Cross offices in Sandusky or Norwalk.
A 23 year old Norwalk resident was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after an overdose of pills. Police say up to 85 pills may have been ingested following a breakup with her boyfriend.
A new owner takes over Jim Cummings Electrical and pledges to maintain the same level of service customers have relied on. The note invites customers to share needs and preferences to ensure a smooth transition.
Louis Rapalee principal at Norwalk Junior High School will attend the first meeting of the Ohio Association of Secondary School Principals for junior high principals. The two day program covers new minimum standards effective in July with round table discussions. Kenneth Wolf, 23, of Willard, was cited for speeding after losing control on Boughtonville Road between New Haven and Greenwich, swerving into an embankment.
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