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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1967
Page
2
City committee reviewed the taxi firm finances and proposed overnight rates of 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 after midnight. Officials noted a 25 cent hourly wage rise for drivers and higher insurance costs taking effect Feb 1. The 1961 fare increase was the last change.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey received 50 sets of Mahatma Gandhi's collected writings from Indian Ambassador B K Nehru in a ceremony held in the executive offices building near the White House. The gesture honors Gandhi's lifelong pursuit of Indian self government.
Pat Riley of rural Nor walk and Homer Dalton Jr were named youth award winners at the Hur on Eric Holstein banquet at Western Reserve High School. Carl Lund announced the youth winners and Wallace Carwie announced Dalton as the adult award winner. Dalton was in Florida and not present.
Four drivers received traffic violation citations from Norwalk police on Tuesday. Judith Ann Mahoney, 23, of 23 Newton Terrace, speeding in the downtown area, signed and paid a $20 waiver. Irvin F. Hintz, 50, of RD 1, speeding on East Main Street, will appear in Mayor's Court Saturday. Gerald F. Sartor, 31, of Sandusky, speeding on Milan Avenue, signed and paid a $15 waiver. Vance E. Myers, 66, speeding in Woodlawn, will appear in Mayor's Court Saturday, with his sons Wayne and Harold lodging the case.
New London council moves to set a wage schedule boosting pay for three department heads, sanitation and street laborers, sewer and water staff, and clerks. Increases range from hourly raises to annual salaries, with holiday pay for regular fulltime workers and new classifications for operator trainee.
A truck driven by Stanley J. Bollenbacher 44 of Bellevue Ohio shed rear wheels on Route 547 six miles west of Monroeville. The axle jammed the front and the vehicle overturned blocking both lanes. Bollenbacher escaped injury though the truck suffered severe damage and lime spilled across the road.
Emerson E. Cole, poverty director for the two counties, told the CAC that poverty is psychological not financial. He cited petty bickering between groups, conservative towns, and a need for dignified systematic change across Willard, Sandusky, and Norwalk.
Berlin Heights Berlin Township Homecoming Committee will meet at 8 p m at Jordan s Barber Shop to discuss changing the Labor Day weekend celebration date. The group cites Milan Melon Festival conflicts and ride and concession difficulties. New officers are George Hoag president James Hoag vice president Gary Limbird secretary and Mrs William Krenzer Jr treasurer.
A Norwalk couple, not married but applying for a marriage license, were involved after police learned the wife threatened self harm. The husband, detained at the jail, indicated the threat and both parties had been drinking. Juvenile Court officials were contacted as the case involved their two children, ages two and three months.
City School Superintendent Dr Sturgis Carbin will address the Bronson PTA Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school multipurpose room about his travels to schools in Russia and Europe.
Russell A. Mantz aged 28 of 10 Minard Place was arrested at 1 16 am after police found him drinking beer in a stopped pickup at Seminary Street and South Linwood Avenue. He pleaded guilty in Mayor's Court and was fined 200 dollars plus 5 dollars costs.
The White House said Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia will visit Washington February 14 and 15. The talks will reaffirm friendship between the United States and Ethiopia and between President Johnson and the Emperor, who first visited the U.S. in 1954.
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