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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
2
New London Nl district school board approved 1966 appropriations totaling 655422 based on 1965 balances and state funds. Salaries rise to 438895, textbooks 23100 more, transportation and repairs 23500, plus 20000 emergency fund and two new buses. School year extended to June 8 with 1:30 pm dismissals Jan 25 for a reading workshop.
Don Halter will continue to service all Travelers Insurance Co policies of life accident health hospitalization and group insurance written through The Bowen Company ensuring ongoing handling of claims premium payments and policy inquiries.
Reflector error noted as open house mischaracterized for public. Baltes officials say visits are by invitation only for associates, with public access planned in future. Also local items include a crash involving Harry B. Shreve, a parking mishap, an installation at Norwalk temple, and AMVETS seat belt campaign.
Police seek a couple who departed a local motel without paying a bill exceeding 20 dollars and failed to return a Hertz rental car. The car, rented in New Jersey two weeks earlier for one day, broke down on the Ohio Turnpike and was found in a Norwalk garage.
About 150 African Americans snarled traffic at a busy intersection in a disruption captured by a UPI telephoto. The soldier involved was not believed to be seriously injured.
The 83rd Infantry Division or Thunderbolt Division seeks 25,000 uncontacted veterans for the 20th annual reunion this August in Pittsburgh Pa. Ohio roots remain strong as many members hail from the state. Former members should contact national secretary Harry Lockwood at 43 Oakland Ave Jersey City 6 NJ.
The Firelands Area Boy Scout Council covering Lorain Erie and Huron counties announced 1965 active registration of 7,820 boys and 2,860 adults across 240 units. President David Goldthorpe disclosed the figures.
December filings in Huron County Juvenile Court totaled 51 with 44 juvenile cases and 7 adult cases. Of juvenile cases 25 were traffic offenses and 19 were delinquency. breaking and entering led delinquency with seven. Adults included four for contributing to delinquency and three for bastardy. Monthly receipts totaled 7478 dollars including 1150 cash bonds and 168 court fees.
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